Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-07-27

Mrs Chas. Orion returned fron
Rockford last Friday.
MFR. and Mrs Vic Holzmille
spent Sunday in Fennimore
Geo. Jerrett il arrived hom'
Monday from Whitewater. Colorado
Geo. M. Pulsifer the district
deputy for the Beavers, was here for q
few days last week.
Mrs. Annie Carter Edwards and
daughter Beth visited in Livingston
during the past week.
ALLEN Taylor went to Dubuque
the first Of last week. He is to under.
go another operation for appendicitis.
Misses Ethel and Elva UT and
their aunt Miss Anna E. UT, are at
tending the Platteville Chautauqua.
Place & Jerrett will ship cattle,
veal calves, hogs and sheep next Mon
day and each Monday hereafter until
further nutice
e. l.. Mccoy returned home Fri
ady night from Milwaukee,, where he
attended the annual meeting of in
surance agents of the Northwestern
Mutual Life Insurance Company.
Nick Adams, who has been here
for about three weeks started on Sun
day on his return to Gettysburg S. d.
He has sold his land there at a nice
advance over what it cost him and
intends to soon take up his residence
in old Grant county again.
August Vanderah and VIM. Kuhl,
two Fairplay saloon keepers. were ar
raigned before Justice S. Thanhouser
last Tuesday evening The former
who runs what is known as the Two
Mile House. pleaded guilty TO the
charge of selling liqour on Sunday
and paid fine amounting to $37.
Kuhl pleaded guilty to selling liquor
on Sunday. His fine together with
the costs amounted to $72 rs.
Levi Garner and family expect to
move to Madison about Sept /. Their
son. Harrison, is ore Of the instructors
in the department of hydraulic en-
| gineering there; their daughter
lille. who is now a booKkeeper in a
street railway office at Rockford, Ill i,
intends taking position in Madison
and the removal Of the family to the
capital city will again bring the
various members all together and en-
able them all to be at home.
Candidates for nomination to
county offices at the September prl-
mary are required to file their
nomination papers thirty days before
election Primary election is Septem-
Der 6 Thirty days before that day is
Sunday. August 7, and so on Satur-
day, August 6, will be the last day
upon which county clerks will receive
the papers for filing for the Septemb Der
primary The papers may be filed at
any time up to and including August
| 6.
Otto Wiedenbeck, Harry Nathan
Yves Cooley, and Arthur Knapp re-
turned from their camping trip at
Gamers Landing last Wednesday
evening. they report that although
the fish were abundant both in Bert
ram Lake and in the river, it
was almost impossible to land any of
them. Roy Pendleton, 'Mac'' Black
bourn, and Albert Wiedenbeck spent
one night at the camp and returned
with them. To those who are unfami-
liar with the above camping place
a few words in regard to it might be
of service. The grounds are five miles
south of Cassville, near the lake and
river. Mr. Garner furnishes the river
boats, and provides camping parties
with farm and dairy products at very
reasonable prices, owns large launch
and two row boats which are for hire,
and he and his wife seem glad to ex-
tend every courtesy to their tented
neighbors. They have ample accomo-
dations for boarders It is doubtful
if there is a more ideal camping spot
than this along the river