Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-11-23
PLATTEVILLE.

Mrs. Eberle Of OelIrich, S. D.,
is visiting her daughter Mrs. Wesley
Bymer. Mrs. Hymer's brother Ed
Eberle, who has been abroad for
several years is also visiting here
Harry Low is in Colorado on bust
ness connected with the Wisconsin
Zinc Company.
Mr.. and Mrs Willie Lory are visit
ing in Kewanee Ill, at the home of
his brother.
Mrs. L. N. Patnaude is visiting
relatives at Milwaukee and Mani
towoc
Albert Butson, residing north of
town, is seriously i'll.
Mrs. w. A. Leary and daughter
Gladys are visiting at Lauretta, New
Mexico with relatives.
Mrs. Porter of Rockford, ILL.,, is
visiting at the home of her sister,
Mrs. VIM Butterworth
The Ignatius Wunderlin farm of
100 acres, located west of the city has
been sold to Pearl Case, Considera
tion IS 900,
Elmer Eastman and family, of
Lancaster visited in Platteville last
week
James Lory is building new
house on South Court Street.
The three local motion picture
theaters are playing to capacity houses
each week and presenting strong high
class features.
The high athletic association has
rented the old city hall for three
months, 1t will be used for basket
ball and other gymnasium work.
Miss Euretta Kimball, of James
Vile, is taking the place in the
Normal faculty of Miss Jones who re-
Gently underwent a serious operation.
Miss Kimball is a graduate of the
University of Wisconsin and the
Leland Powers School of Dramatic
Art.
Herbert Griswold, of Clifton,
visited at PlattevilIe last week
Among the PIatteville residents
who are hunting deer in the north are
Dick Bell, A Hooser, Fred Dorm and
[. Bartling.
w. F. Coke the owner of the
Windsor hotel, will have personal
charge of that popular hostelry in the
future Schoenenbeck who has been
manage rfor several years has resigned
Mrs. Grace Caldwell and child. OF
Cass Lake, Mimi, are visiting at the
McGregor home.
Mrs. Joe Stewart, Of Holden,
Alberta, Canada, is visiting in Platte
Vile
Eiedrich Knipping is now in
Kansas but before returning to his
home in Nienburg, Germany, will
visit in Platteville.
Mrs Martha Churchill will spend
the winter at Lima. Ohio, with her
son Frank
Rev. E. Lack returned Wednesday
from business trip to Dubuque.
Mrs. Orville Eastman visited in
Madison last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A Loveland Jr.
visited in Chicago the past week
The Homestead Mining Co., has in
stalled set of jigs and nearly finished
the rebuilding of the mill formerly
belonging to the Big Jack < x The
KIar Piquett Mining Company has
completed a new shaft. The body of
ore which they will open up is
estimated as being from Is to 30 feet
thick 4 x The Frontier mine is
making an average weekly shipment
of three carloads of ore
In the current number of the
Poultry Item appears an interesting
article by G. W. Chapman of this city
entitled Progressive Reds from the
Progressive State It is devoted
to the merits OF the Rhode Island Reds
of which Mr.. Chapman is a we'll
known fanc'er.
Mrs. Free Rogers, of Elmo, visited
at PlatteviIAv the past week.
Henry SCHNEIDER had business the
past week in Chicago and Woodstock,
I'll.
H. j. Kettler is enjoying a trip
through Nebraska and Kansas
Archdeacon Whitman, of James
Vile, held services Wednesday night
at the Trinity Episcopal church.
Prof. Hooksladt, of the nigh school
faculty, has gone to Washington to
accept position in the civics depart
ment of the state library. His sue
oocCOr 10 prof EuC41icly Of