Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-09-27

DE ForeSt Brown, OF Blooming
ton was here Saturday.
Rev Daacke, of Sitter, was here
between trains Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Durham were here
Sunday from Fennimore.
Local items appear upon two or
three pages of this issue Of The
Herald.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Barrows drove
to Dubuque this morning where they
will visit for few days.
Will Duncalf started Monday for
Madison to take up his studies in the
University of Wisconsin.
C ntributions for the w. K. G.
will be received at city hall Thurs
day afternoon or Friday morning.
The ladies of the Cemetery AS
ISOLATION expect to hold their annual
rummage sale in October. Wait for
it.
Elk. Sheriff, Jacob Miller, was
here Saturday greeting his old friends
Of former days He is now located
at Boscobel.
Sam Levin, proprietor of the
Boston Store, left Tuesday on trip
to Milwaukee and Chicago to purchase
mis- fall goods.
Mrs. VIM. Mullen, who has been
visiting at the home of Mrs. Henry.
Ressmeyer returned Wednesday to her
nome in Hazel Green.
Thirty people, mostly girls, are
said to be in the "a Married
Bachelor" company that appears at
Reeds opera house tonight.
Rush Godfrey started Monday for
Philadelphia where he expects to
graduate in the spring from the medi-
cal course in the University of Penn
sylvania.
Mrs Writ Kilby, of Hurricane,
in company with her sister Mrs. Will
Noble, of Beetown, lett Monday after
noon for Chicago for a weeks visit
with their brother w. E. Mayne.
&C. F. Dickinson has disposed of
his property in the northwest part of
this city to VIM. Rose of Boscobel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dickinson will for the
present have rooms with Miss Abbie
Phelps.
Merle Hagen returned Friday
from Huron, S. Oak. where he has
been employed for OYER two years.
He has not been home for nearly two
y3ars and has now returned to visit
mis- relatives ant friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Funk and
son, started Monday morning by way
of Potosi for ST. Paul. where their
son Edward is employed, for a VISIT
From there they will go to Hoodoo,
Sask., Canada, for a month visit
with Mrs Funk's sister. Mrs. John
Huhnstock and family.
The P1atteville Witness is max
ing what looks to be a very reasonable
contention that the four policemen Of
that city shall have telephones in
their residences. At present they
have none and in case of necessity at
night it is impossible to summon
either of them without going PERSONAL
ly or sending a messenger to their
homes.
Wednesday evening, Sept. 18th at
eight O'Clock, Rev. VIII. Hannaford,
of this citv, united in marriage Miss
Meryl Smith and John Anderson, of
Mt Ida, at the home of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Reub. Crubech
near, Mt Ida. About 100 guests we're
present from all over the county as
the young couple we're very popular
especially in that locality. The
ring ceremony was used.
From scenic standpoint the
most beautiful season of the year in
Grant county is now approaching.
The variety of colorings in the vegeta-
tion upon the timbered hillsides and
the unending and undulating stretch
of green valleys furnish panoramic
picture that is 1nagnificently beautiful
and pleasing to the eye. Nothing
could be pleasanter than a dive
through the country just now and for
a month to come.
The remains of Pleasant s.
Pritchett of Edinburg. Walch county,
North Dakota were brought to this
city, Friday noon, and were taken to
the Il. s. Rhodes undertaking rooms
where they were held till Sunday
morning. The funeral services were
conducted by Rev. Morgans, at the
M. 3. church at 10 80 O'Clock, Sun
day morning with burial at the Lima