Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-04-06
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were made for village offices: Y w.
Stone, president Fl. c. Enke. John
Pennock, Andrew Roberts, trustees !;
@. W. Stone, supervisor; Chas. Enke,
clerk; James Peacock. treasurer; NJ.
Casey, assessor; Justices, W. V.
BENEFITS, F. ". Phillips; Police
Justice, j. Schreiner Joe Greer, con-
stable.
At the license caucus on Saturday
evening the following nominations
were made: A. J. FRAZIER, president;
H. G. Enke, S. Kitto, o. J. Prideaux,
trustees; A. j. Frazier, supervisor; r.
E. Jay, treasurer G. V. Hickok, as
SCISSOR; I. BETTER, F. Hoskins,
justices; p BARLEY, police justice.
Geo. Porter, constable.
The town caucus Saturday afternoon
nominated the following candidates:
Henry Roberts, chairman; I. Ham
mopd, Chas Plondke, supervisors;
Elmer BidwelI, CLERK; Thos. Bailie,
assessor; John Patterson, Hiram
Cliff, Justices; Gus. Pohle, Gus
Koecke, constables.
Grant Morse of Little Rock. Iowa
visited relatives and friends here last
week.
F. L. Greer is convalescent.
Mrs. E. D. Beeman and children of
Dubuque are visiting relatives here.
Eddie Patterson returned from Du-
buque last week, where he had been
in a hospitalI He has completely
recovered from an operation.
A. N. Crabtree is driving a nice
new team and buggy.
T. E. Brodt was here from Bagley
a couple Of days last week to see his
father, Newton Brodt, who had a
very dangerous attack of his old
trouble, asthma; but he is recovering.
Chas. Basford Of Lancaster greeted
old friends on our streets Thursday.
Grant Ballantipe returned last
week from Florida, where he had
been looking over the country. Grant
thinks there is some good land, and
also lot Of mighty poor land.
Mrs. Maker returned last week from
Indiana. where she passed the winter
with relatives near Indianapolis.
Harry Elton is here from Dakota.
Miss Essa Myers returned last week
from visit with relatives near
Chicago
Frank Ferguson and daughter of
Mt. Hope were in town Monday.
Clarence Smith was over from
Prairie du CHEN Monday.
A new boy at Era PendIeton S
March 31st.
Miss Josie Hedemann is in Lancas-
ter nursing c. N. Graham, who was
so badly injured in a runaway.
@. W. Bsrrows. the clerk of the
court. was over from Lancaster Mon
day.
School work was resumed Monday,
after week : vacation.
George Parkins and wife were over
from Lancaster Friday.
H. Q. Brookens has soid his photo
graph business to Otto Winner, who
has been learning tie art in that
gallery for some time. Otto is we'll
qualified TO go ahead with the work.
Stanley Norris, the new furniture
man Of Patch Grove, was caller
Saturday. Mr. Morris appears the
right sort Of man.
Dr. Hancock and wife visited rela-
tIves in McGregor over Sunday.
VIM. Adams and Warren Alexander
were down from Mt Hope Saturday.
The new Button & Him creamery
is now running in full blast. It is
a fine building, and we expect that
lot of butter will be made there this
season.
L. Abraham is now running the
cooperative store. Mr.. Abraham has
had considerable experience iu the
mercantile business, and we expect
that be will make this succeed.
James, and Guernsey Abraham
opened their 1O-cent store in James
willie last week. Mrs. Lincoln Abraham
and Lincoln Jr. visited there a few
days.
Rev f. a. Hayward, the state
missionary Of the Baptist church, con-
Quoted al institute in the Baptist
church here Friday and Saturday.
Mr. Hayward preached two sermons
on Sunday.
Misses Vera Hickok. student at
PlatteviIle, and Marie Patch, Sin
sinawa, visited few days at home.
Bert Pritcnett, who went to Wisbec,
n. D.. recently, has a job in store