Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-03-23
PLATTEVILLE.

tor in Chicago last week.
Mrs. Sanford. of Dubuque, has been
enjoying visit wish her sister Mrs.
W. H. Robinson.
Mrs. Will Aiken and children of
Chicago, are visiting at the Liberty
hottie.
Annie Brandon visited Wing
friends the past weok.
Mr. and Mrs, Otto Anderson leave
this week for Northern Michigan
where they will take up>a permanent
residence.
Possible candidates tor mayor are
7. L. Cleary, State Senator Burns, J.
o. Henry and Frank Goodell. Mayor
Dolan does not seek reelection.
Miss Frances Cleary, of this city
has been forced to give up her school
duties in Oconomowoc on account Of
| illness.
Misses Clara and Margaret Esta-
brook. of Eldora, Iowa, are visiting
Platteville relatives. this being their
first visit here in ten years They
have been spending the winter in New
York.
Miss Florence Oettiker. of Platte
Vile, has been substituting the past
week for Prof. Patterson who teaches
in the Belmont schools.
DR.. Mcmillan has disposed Of his
practice here, the purchaser being
DR.. Wheeler, Of Waukesha. DR.
Mcmillan has land interests in
Canada to which he will devote his
future attention.
Clyde Mahew is back in Platteville
He has been employed in the gas
engine works in Johnstown, Ohio, and
after being in two explosions decided
to return to his home. Abbot FaTrand
formerly of Platteville, was seriously
but not fatally injured in one of
these explosions. M
Alphias Roberts is visiting his
uncle in Canada.
Mrs. A. n. Fuller and daughter
will visit in North Freedom during
Easter vacation.
Harvey Jones and family have
moved to 200 acre farm near Bagley.
W. J. brennan, of Lancaster. visit
ed here last week.
Miss Alma Kundert is visiting her
brother Rev. Kundert. Her home is
in Martintown. Wis.
G. A. Loveland, Jr. left last week
for Rhinslauder to visit his sister
Miss Jessie Loveland, who recently
underwent serious attack of ap.
pendicitis.
Mrs. Everett Jones and daughter
left Wednesday for Chicago after an
extended visit with Platteville rela-
tives.
Mrs. Alice Straw Patterson died at
her home in PIatteville Tuesday of
last week, after serious illness of
but few hours. Funeral services
were held at the home Thurday after
noon.
The following officers and directors
of the Enterprise Mining Company
were elected at a meeting Of the
stockholders held on Tuesday evening
IF last week: Directors-W. j.
Brennan to take the place of NJ. P.
Rindlaub and L. G. Hawley. whose
term of Office expired G. q. Grindell,
place of VIM. Wilke resigned; John
Kettler, place of Fl. s. Vaughan,
resigned; Officers L. L. Harm. presi-
dent; 81. ]. Albers, vice president,
Frank Doscher, secretary; M. P.
Rindlaub, treasurer.
John Steinback who was badly in
jured in the recent powder mill ex-
plosion at Pleasant Prairie was a
former Platteville boy. 1t is thought
his injuries and also those of Frank
Smith, the neigneer, will prove fatal.
Mrs. Anna Huntington left We'd
nesday for Redwood, Falls, MINI.
for short visit.
Alexander Richardson, of Walnut,
Iowa, is visiting Platteville friends.
Some one recently led a procession
of teams about Greenwood cemetery
when the ground was soft, directly
over a private lot and a flower bed.
The latter was nearly destroyed. II
is hard to realize that anyone should
be stupied enough to do this without
any mean intent.
The service of the Interstate Light
and Power Co. will be extended to
Benton by the first Of April and
through to Plattveille as soon as the
local supstation can be completed.
Ernest johnson is here from Cobb
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