Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-10-22

Sitter, Thurs lay.
Mrs. Jas Millin, was here from
Potosi, Saturday
Jas. R. Davidson came here from
Mt. Hope Saturday.
Miss Julii Flssch was here from
Potosi. last Thursday.
Miss Elsie snidsr was a visitor
from Flora Saturday.
Mrs. Louis Jack, Of Beetown,
was here Thursday.
MIS- (. lockwood, of Little
Grant, was here Friday.
Miss Elsie Stark, of Little Grant,
called in Lancaster Monday.
Andrew zenz has disposed of his
farm located near Hurricane.
Mrs. Vina Duncan, of Beetown,
stopped in Lancaster, Friday.
Mrs. Joe Cammack, Of Beetown,
called in this city last Friday.
j. w. Alcott of Platteville, had
business in lancaster Thursday.
Cleo. P. Finnegau, of Fennimore,
stopped in this city last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Lance, were
visitors from Bloomington Friday.
Mrs. A. Cushman and Miss Berthe
Cushman, Of Fennimore, were here
between trains, Tuesday.
Mrs. L. Swenson and Mrs B.
Barry, of Fennimore, were in Lancas-
ter between trains, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L s. Bradley are
visiting relatives in Sioux City, Ls-
mars and Objectionable, Iowa.
j. d. Hatch went to Chicago
Tuesday for few days He shipped
a carload of Aberdeen Angus cattle.
Mrs. Mary Vogell and Misses
Mary stofel Berthe Yogell and Viola
Vogell were here from Potosi, Friday.
Mrs. Barndt and sister, Mrs.
Herman Bruss went to Liberty Tues
day, to attend the funeral of Ben
Weir.
% C Thrall. pastor, of the Free
Methodist church, left Tuesday after
noon for Cuba City. where he is as
sisting in revival meetings
Mr., and Mrs Joe Witzig, Mrs.
Jas. Ellis Mrs Adolph Dersch and
Mis- Andrew Stippich. of Sitter, were
here between trains Tuesday.
Hubert Ait. Clint Edwards aud
Ora Sitter, just returned from their
camping trip, gave fish supper to a
nun Der of their friends last evening.
Clyde I1ickok, near Bloomington,
was operated upon this week by DR..
Gault for throat and nose trouble.
He is reported as getting along nicely.
Mrs. Clara Macke will leave here
Thursday afternoon for Milwaukee to
spend the winter with her sister, Ms.
A. F. Bsnnest Mrs. Macke has baen
here visiting relatives for several
months.
j. a. Graves, living a half mile
west of Patch Grove. having sold his
farm, will have big auction sale of
his live stock, machinery, etc E, on
Tuesday November 11tn. Advertise
ment later.
Mrs. Elizabeth Roberts, of
Bloomington. arrived here on Mon
day evening from a months visit
with relatives at Fond du Lac. She
will visit here with relatives and
friends few days before going on to
her home in Bloomington.
Joe Wright met a coupls of
gentlemen here yesterday and made
arrangements to leas his rock quarry,
near the depot. provided they can get
grounds near the railroad tracks to
erect warehouse for the purpose Of
manufacturing and distributing a
lime stone fertilizer.
John r. Muffi5y is Boscobel's
grand old man and is now approach
ing his 91st birthday. He has been
a reader of The Grant County Herald
almost from the time it was establish
ed, 20 years ago. and is classad
among our most highly priced sub
scribers He was engaged in the fur.
niture business there far 46 years and
retired ten years ago. His father
died at the age Of Sc and his mother
at SO years The Boscobel Dial Enter
prise had very pleasing mention of
MIR. Muf13y last week, from which we
clip the following Mr.. Mufi9y
retains his activity and faculties re
markably for one Of his age. His
memory especially, is still excellent,
and it is a pleasure to listen to his
we'll told "reminiscences Of the early
history Of Bosclbel and vicinity,
with which be has kept diligently 10
touch for a period Of sixty years. The
saIa Of the Geo. Tufl9y farm IN