Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-11-10

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A. c. Bishop visited over Sunday
in Elkader, Iowa.
DR.. Nina B, Glasier returned from
the north Friday. She was accom-
panied by her brother, DR.. E. Fl.
Brooks. who visited here until Mon
day.
will Patterson of Butte City,
Mont, is a guest at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Patterson.
Will is still in the railroad business.
'George Patterson, who has been
rusticatirg in this vicinity for some
time, departed OIL Thursday for Wash
ington, where he has position on
the new railroad just building from
Tacoma to Seattle.
Miss Alice Patterson, teacher in
Milwaukee, is home for brief vaca-
tion.
r. N. Hoskins and NJ. f. Wood
house and wives have been passing
few days in Chicago.
Peter Campbell was in from Camp
bell ridge Saturday.
John Hite and r. N. Greer, road
agents. were home over Sunday.
Ed. Koschke and wife were down
from Mt. Hope Saturday.
Ella Baldwin and EulaIia Foshay
visited relatives in Dubuque, La
Crosse and Winona last week.
G. W. Hoyman, the light man who
has been working in Mt. Hope, was
in town over Sunday.
Work on the new creameries is
progressing Transfers were employ
ed the past week to haul a carload of
cement blocks from Lancaster for
Button & Him. The frame work
is partially up on, the other creamery.
Carl SeIIe is running the buzz saw
about town.
Fred WEIGH has a big sale on We'd
nesday, Nov. 18th. See notice.
Clay BETTER and wife. Mrs. James
Sprague Jr., and Lester Pritchett
attended the entertainment at Glen
Haven Friday evening. Lester helped
to furnish music for the dance after
the show.
1t is reported that Tom Lanes dog
went mad from bite by the stray
dog which went through that vicinity
recently, and bit two children of Jack
Duncan's and one o. Chef. Burgess.
Also the valuable shepherd dog on
the w. E. Lewis stock farm was
bitten. 1t is presumed that the
children and dog will be given the
Pasteur treatment at Madison. People
in the vicinity where the mad dog
ran in the town of Wyalusing are
watching their stock, and upon the
appearance of the symptoms of rabies
stock will be promptly killed. 1t is
thought that other dogs and stock in
that vicinity were bitten.
Frank Matthys takes charge of the
Glen Haven freight line today. He
has moved into tne Leon Knapp
house.
A. g Bishop, editor of the Record
of this place. and Miss Eleanor
Witcomb were married in Milwaukee
last Saturday. The bride had been
going to normal school there since
September. She is a daughter of
Mrs. Mary Witcomb and was born
and reared in this place. Both Mr.
Bishop and bride have many friends
here. who wish them success upon
life's journey.
Charles Sandlebach of Mt. Hope,
having sold his farm, will remove to
Lancaster, where he has bought the
Blakesley house. He will have
sale early in December.
Mrs. Philip Brother at this writing
is very low at her home in this city.
Her husband is expected from Neills-
Vile and son Will from Washington.
Albert Schreiner has bought an in
terest in the VIM. Macke meat
market Albert is an enel getic young
man and ought to prove a valuable
partner to Mr.. Macke. We wish the
now firm success.
Griffin Hickok and Henry RCOerts
are representing the village and town
respectively on the county board this
week.
The Chas. Pierce and Vern Brookens
families visited in Cassvllle Sunday
They went down in the auto.
W. 81. Holford in letter to W.
V. BENEFITS says that he likes the
climate in this location near Lub-
book, Texas
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