Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-09-02
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Hazel Green, August IS, 1850.
1t has been raining here for three days
and unless II lets up pretty soon our people
viii be hunting for Mt. Ararat
Il. P. Reifsssck, jeff Crawford and Jack
Birkesi shipped four car loads of fat cattle to
Chicago yesterday. Pretty good eh
| The Republicans called meeting Satur-
day night and organized Garfield and Arthur
Club. Great interest was manifested and q
great many names were enrolled. d. b.
Jenckes and s. A. Harper are to deliver DO.
litical speeches al our next meeting. We
expect something pretty good, as both of these
young men are sharp as tacks and are &C,
quainted with politics from the basement ND.
Mr.. z. B. Bates, Of Cedar Falls, Iowa,
formerly of this place, is here visiting old
friends.
Seine of our teachers are attending the
Institute in Darlington.
Mrs. J. K. Mcdonnell has gone TO Daven
port, Iowa, TO visit triends.
Mrs. Anna Jones, of Galens, is visiting
with Miss Fannie Cornslisen at the Empire
House.
MIR. Will Il. Miller will attend school in
Madison the coming year.
Gertrude. infant daughter OF Rev A. j.
Davis, died on the cath inst. after q brief
illness Our people sympathze them in their
| hour of affection.
The Misses Hooking, of Darlington, are
visiting our Post Mistress, Miss Mnnis Thomas.
MIR. Roy Williams of this place has been
visiting friends in Lancaster, Platteville and
Potosi, the past week.
A great many of our citizens attended
the Congressional Convention on tho 24sh.
Miss Z. L. Morcom has been visiting
friends in PlattsviIls this week.
-Messrs D. B. Jenckss and 8. A. Harper
will attend the Law school in Madison the
coming winter: and will start for that place
about the LIST Of September.
-Picnic parties come like Democrats vote
often. 0ne day this week q party of young
folks from East Dubuque --numbering about
twenty, held a picnic in J. n. Chambers
grove just sboys town and although the writ
err Of this article recsived no invitation to
dine with them he felt 9 guawing, keen de,
sire for their sictusls (csld or otherwise) ems
ioymept. We'll they acted like ladies and
gentlemen, and we consider thsm 'thorough-
breds.n
-Quite.a large represent alton of Galena's
handsomest young ladies, one day last week
Game down on US like wolf on the fold,
With their baskets all filled full as cou Id hold.
and after surveying the place from Alpa to
Omaha finally cast anchor in the P. NJ
church yard. Tho company consisted Of 80
ladies and two gentlemen. Why this was
thus could not we'll understand, and felt
somewhat like presenting my credentials and
casting the full vote for all of the young men
of our town. Nevertheless, didn't. Taking
into consideration their poor location and
the unfayorable weather, they seemed to en-
joy themselves hugely. Ladies O.. come again.
Next time come right into our door yard, sit
on the grass all you please, (only lock out
for fish bones) and if you are temperance
people We can give you water thinner than
one Of the New York Worlds edi torials.
Let's be more friendly ~. Next time you
come Wen eat our strawberry short-cske and
liver together.
Tho NJ. L. Sunday-school intend holding
picnic on Thursday next but unless the
rain be like "Grandfather's Clock"-stop
short-theyll have to 60 in gondolas.
Miss Lura and Master Harry Thompson,
of Shulsburg, are visiting relatives in this
place.
ANY amount of apples throughout this
section. Selling at 10 and 90 cents per
bushel.
Not much mineral being raised here at
present.
Good table butter sells at Is cents per
pound.
Potatoes reported TO be a good yield
PERRY.