Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-07-05


Northwest Their principal stopping
place will be Portland. near whicd
city lives their daughter, Mrs E Z
Woohdouse
Frank Matthys is passing the fourth
with wife, children and parents at
Elgin, Iowa
A half dozen auto loads went to
CassvilIe Sunday to see the fleet Of
motor boats southwark bound for the
Dubuque races.
A large number Of our people ars
celebrating in neighboring towns to-
day. Prairie du Chen gets the
lions share. The people naturally
follow the band.
Herman Rector and Miss Edith
Reynolds were married py Justice
BETTER last Wednesday. They are
we'll known young people of this
place, and their many friends wish
them joy. Mr. Rector is a successful
young farmer.
Ora Hatch will have another dance
in the city hall July 18th All in
vited
Dr. Godfreyof Lancaster was here
professionally last Tuesday.
Harry Voss still walks lame as the
result of fall on the sidewalk some
two weeks ago.
The town board of review met last
Friday.
The road bosses Of this immediate
vicinity could do the public great
service by raking the loose stones
from the roads. Horses are famed
and auto tires punctured by these
loose stones
Miss Norris, the young lady from
Dodgeyille who was hurt IN the ac-
cident of the Schoenfeld auto at Patch
Grove last Wednesday. was not as
badly hurt as at first reported. She
expected to be able to return to her
home in Dodgeville this week
J. L. Brady & Son now occupy
their new building on the south side
of Canal street. The Bradys were
out their building over year on &C
count of the fire. The new room is
very commodious and shows up nicely
Mrs. Cora Wheeler) Budworth,
son and daughter of Minneapolis are
visiting at the Uncle Sam. = Kitto'
home and other places
Sylvester Davis is home from North
Dakota. He reports quite a drought
in the immediate vicinity where he
has his homestead
Talk about extensive business, the
Humane Dehorning Co. last week
received an order from Guatemala.
Central America, for dozen bottles
S. A. Hatch the secretary forwarded
same at once.
Miss Gault's school for the deaf
had closing exercises Friday. After
some very interesting work by the
students, they were joined by their
parents and few friends and had a
good picnic in the park. Miss Gault
has consented to come back again next
year, SO we are informed. This will
be good Jews to the pupils.
Miss Agnes Peacock of Dodgeville
visited Mrs. Jennie Pike a few days.
Miss Carrie Ballantine is visiting
relatives at Woodman for a time
The members of the Grant Railway
Co. met with the Patch Grove branch
last Saturday. The old officers with
two exceptions were re -elected. Fred
Wetmore was elected a director in
place of Frank alexander, and Abe
Patch in place Of Frank KoIb. VIM.
Leighton is president and W. E.
Lewis secretary and treasurer.
Atty. Howe. wife son and daughter
of Boscobel attended the railroad
meeting at Patch Grove Saturday and
came back through this city.
The band boys gave their first con-
cert Of the season on the street Satur-
day night The boys had on their
new uniforms, which added much to
their appearance as band. Here
after they will give a good concert
every Saturday night.
Last Saturday Jay Donnelly started
driving the Lancaster stage and Albert
Kunzman the Bridgeport line Both
were the successful bidders.
John Hite was home over the 4th.
The friends Of Mrs. John Hite gave
her pleasant surprise Thursday
evening. The Hites expect to move
to Iowa soon.
Grant Boorman Is home from Rock
ford, ILL.,
Fred Hadley and wife went to
Storm Lake, Iowa, last week. They
axnart tO visit there vybiIo bafOra