Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-05-15
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IN town Thursday,
e. L. Mccoy made buiness trip
to Boscobel Thursday.
Mrs. Follier, of Mt. Ida, was
here between trains Monday.
Carl shappell, Of Potosi, visited
friends at Lancaster last week.
Mrs. D. S. Graham, of Fenni
more. was here on business Friday.
Mrs. Dan Kinney and Mrs. L.
Weber were Dubuque shoppers last
week.
Vegetable and bedding plants, at
Taylor's Greenhouse, ready May 90.
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Fred Day and Al Hunsaker went
to Bagley in the latter's auto on bust
ness Friady.
JOS Book arrived home Saturday
noon from the B. NJ. & B. mine,
near Mif9in.
&C. H. Basford made a business
trip to Chicago Friday night, going
by way of Potosi.
Miss Ethel Day, of Madison, is
visiting her mother and other rela-
tives in the city this week.
-Drs Fowler, j. c. DoolittIe. and
j. A. Gault attended the doctors con.
vention at Platteville, Thursday.
Berlin Hugill and Miss Minnie
Kuenster. of Platteville, were in
the city for few hours Thursday
afternoon.
Miss Eva Wilmott, of Potosi,
went to Woodman Friday afternoon.
after brief visit with Mr.. and Mrs
W. Hymer.
The Misses Tressie Lepeska and
Martha Bollant, of Montfort, were
guests at the Peter Harasha home
Thursday and Friday.
Mics Florence Taylor of Linden,
came Thursday noon to spend few
days at the home of her uncle, s.
Fl. Taylor, in this city.
Sen. W. S. Stevens and wife, of
Rhinelander, who spent several days
with Mrs Helen Barlow, in this city.
returned to their home Wednesday.
Miss Clarissa lockwood. who has
been living with her grandmother,
Mrs Mitchell. spent Saturday and
Sunday with her parents at Fenni-
more.
Father Nicholas Weyer, of
Mineral Point, who has been visiting
his brother, Father Bernard Weyer, at
Glen Haven, returned to his home on
Wednesday.
L. P. Knapp. r. L Snow, g. T.
Meyer, A. L UT, G. A. LoveIand
Jr., q. W. Shepherd and Jas. Dolan,
of Platteville, attended the railroad
meeting here, Wednesday.
Miss Pearl Wilkinson. of Madi-
son, was the guest of her friend, Mrs
VIVA Hersch fer couple of days last
week Miss Wilkinson is visiting
friends and relatives in Bloomington
this week.
j. j. Friedmann agent for Case
Harvester Co., held a meeting here
Thursday evening at which negotia-
tions with the city we're made in re-
gard to a new steam roller. Another
meeting will be held this week to
arrange for the buying of the roller.
Mr.. friedman went to Platteville
Friday morning.
Next Sunday. May 10, Rev. w.
Fl. Hannaford will preach his fare
well sermon at Mt Zion church,
no rth of the city, where he has been
holding services a portion of the
time for a number of months past
He is completing his preparations for
removal to California for which place
ne will leave the latter part of this
month.
Those subscrib ers who are from
two to four years In arrears on sub
scription and who pay no attention
whatever to statements and personal
letters should certainly find no fault
if steps are taken towards collection.
A newspaper can no more run without
money than a saw mill without logs.
This is not put in as funny item.
but means business.
who have taken the work in cheese
making at the Winter Dairy Course
IN the College of Agriculture of the
university of Wisconsin. so far ex-
ceeds the supply that Prof. E. H.
harrington is requesting all former
students of the cheesemaking course
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