Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-03-17

ed here this week.
Harry Wurster recently left for
Missouri for visit.
Geo Baxter is in Chicago on
business this week.
Roy Croft is suffering from an
attack of pneumonia.
R. G. Shepherd, of F atteville'
was in Lancaster Monday.
VIM. Fullbright. of Burton. was
in this city the first of the week.
Burr Robbins was an OUT of town
visitor the middle of last week.
Bert Bobo, of PlattevilIe, was
IN this city on business Monday.
Chris Garner and Erskine Porter
were here from Waterloo Monday.
-Thos. Dunn, of Rockville, made a
business trip to Lancaster on Monday.
congregational Ladies Aid will
meet on Friday with Mrs. Joe Wright
e. M. WilImott, of Potosi, was
a county seat visitor tine first of the
week.
Phil Sparle and NJ. L. Clifton,
of Platteville, were in Lancaster
Monday.
DIR. Davis Cook, of Julesburg,
Colo, is visiting with his father John
Cook in this city.
Will Mulrooney and J. L. Brady.
of Bloomington, called on county seat
friends on Monday.
Miss Helen BROKER returned last
week from visit in PlatteVille with
her sister Mrs. Chapman.
C. W. Burrows moved last week
in the house formerly occupied by
Will Orion in the fourth ward.
Mrs. Jas. Harcleroad and sister
visited yesterday with Mart Burris
and family at the county home.
A marriage license was issued
this week to Silas Petit, of Waters
town and Carrie Mccartney of Mt
Hope.
MIR and Mrs. W. E. Lewis. Of
Patch Grove, are visiting at the home
OF their dauhgter Mrs. Elmer East
mn
Mr.. and Mrs. John Phillips, of
Mineral Point expect to move to this
city in the near future to take up
their residence.
Mrs. George Budworth of Bloom
ington, IS here taking care of her
sister, Mrs. Al Steinborn who has
been quite i'll
Mrs. Clarence Patch left last
week for Portland. Ore. where she
Joined her husband who is emplyed
In that state.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". H. Rose, of
Boscobel. were in this city Friday
looking for rooms to rent as they in
tend to move here shortly.
%. ". Jerrett and wife were
here Friday evening from Beetown.
They intend moving on homestead
near Isbie. Montana, shortly.
Geo. SandIeback intends build
ing new house on his farm east of
this city in the near future. The
carpenter work is to be done by
Henry Cramer.
Several load of lumber and other
material were hauled out Monday to
the Lester Hickok farm north of
Flora. Mr. Hickok intends building
large new barn.
VIM. Ward, residing west of the
Hurricane, who has been advertising
some registered short horn bulls for
sale in The herald, informs us that
they are now all disposed of.
Henry Sarles presented the public
library with a nice set of Richard
Harding Davis works last week.
Mrs. ]. W. Bailie gave the library
a copy of 'Katherine's Sheaves. -
-Chas. Wilson and Geo. Twining
have moved to South Dakota where
they have rented the three hundred
twenty acre farm owned by Harvey
Hurlburt. Mrs. Wilson and children
expect to leave shortly for that state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Horton are
rooming with Mrs. Burr for a time
until they move on the farm near
Fennimore. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Eastman recently rented their resi- /.
dence.
L. Fl. Stevens has ordered a
1000 model of the Cadillac touring car