Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-06-04

Miss Maude Finney spent Sun
day in Platteville with friends and
relatives.
Miss Emma Ressmeyer, who has
been teaching at Mt. Hope is here for
the summer.
Eugene T, League, Of Fennj
more, spent Sunday here at the j.
Fl. Pugh home.
Mrs Geo. Rudersdorf. Of James
Vile. was here last week to see her
brother John Phillips.
Miss Kate Janney who has been
teaching at Linden the past year is
visiting Mrs. +. G. Dickinson.
Fred Day and Johu Mankle were
on business trip to Baraboo, Mil
waukee and Sheboygan last week.
Miss Tony PatcIe returned to
Oshkosh on Sunday after spending a
couple of days here with friends.
Miss Berneice McCord returned
to her home in Madison Thursday
afternoon after few days visit here
with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Tiller &C
companied by Mrs Harvey Hurlhurt.
went to Fenuimore Monday and took
in the circus.
Miss Elsie Croft, of Durham,
England who has been visiting rela
tives in Edmund spent Friday here
with Miss Vera Richie.
Mrs. W. j. schade returned
home from Chicago Friday morning,
accompanied by her aunt Mrs. hurry
and daughter, Miss Jessie.
Thomas Mcdonald was in Bloom
ington and Glen Haven Monday in
connection with the promotion of the
Chicago Short Line Railway,
-'Starve the fly is a better slogan
than 'swat the fly = Do away with
the breeding places of the pests and
there will not be many to swat.
George Barrows went to Eau
Claire Monday to take records of con-
viction in the case of Joel W. ladder.
on trial at Eau Claire for burglary.
Mrs. Nj. Mitchell went to Fenni
more Sunday afternoon, to remain at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Frank
lockwood, while the latter goes to
Fond du lac.
Mrs Lizzie Day and the Misses
Minnie Livens, Lillian E. Fuller and
Ethel NJ. Day spent one evening last
week at the home Of the formers son,
Jesse Day, in Potosi
-Messrs Bert Schreiner, e. E
Carthew, Earl Ivey and Kenneth
Burgess, went to Potosi Sunday morn
ing in the formers auto and had
dinner at the Commercial hotel.
ALI interested in the Beetown
burying ground are requested to re-
member that the time draws near for
cleaning Of the same An old time
bee in the near future is talked of.
DIR. W. P Hartford, of Cassville,
was called twice last week to this city
to see Miss Elanore Hodges, who is
very i'll at the home of her sister,
Mrs. John Ellis. There is no hope
of recovery.
H. L. Sprague, veteran of the
Civil War, sand now one of Beetown' s
most highly respected citizens was in
attendance at the Memorial services
here Friday. Many friends were glad
to greet him once more.
The baseball game between the
Cassville high school in and the local
Y. NJ. @. A. nine, last Saturday, was
won by the visitors in a score of to
8. The attendance was not what was
looked for. The boys are putting up
good, clean and interesting games and
should be better patronized.
The Lancaster "Little Giants
defeated the Boscobel "Invincibles''
in hot game Of base ball here Satur-
day afternoon, in a score Of to 4.
The youngsters composing the "Little
Giant team is fast aggregation
and claim the championship for their
age in Southwestern Wisconsin.
While taking part in some
athletic stunts at Schreiner Park,
Monday evening, Kenneth Burgess of
the law firm of Meyer & Burgess,
alighted in such a way in a high
jump that he fell and dislocated his
left arm. 1t will give him consid-
cradle pain for a few days.
Miss Julia Sweeney returned
home Friday evening from Chicago
where she attended the commencement
exercises at ST. Marys hospital We'd
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