Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-07-29
TUE HERALD.
TOWN AND COUNTY:
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town last week,
Miss Fannie Clemen;son Is at home at
her brothers, Mr.. Geo Clemcn;son.
&C. T. Foster and wife spent some days
in Lancaster at his mothers, last week.
Ladies, don't fail to call aud examine
that nice stock Of the celebrated Utica fine
shoes, at D. Weber's.
Mrs G J. Hyde returned from Winfield,
Kansas, last week She attended her faiths
et's funeral before she left,
Miss Roa L Andrews, ofFaribault, MINI,
Is visiting her cousins Miss Mollie Reynolds
aud Miss Emma sprague.
There will be chance 10 bay good
double.barreled muzzle loading shot guu at
the market next Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Richard Trethewey are at
Silver Lake Ontario, making visit, to be
gone some weeks or months.
Hon. Geo c. Hszelton and H. D. Far
qlharson, Of Boscobsl, were in town Tuesday
and Wednesday Of this week.
-Alphabets printed on strong card board,
suitable for playing the "makiug word" game,
for sale at tho HERALD Office Price 25c per
set Of twelve alphabets
The Rhodes school.house is to have a
thorough oyerhauling and repairing AMI q
foot addition built to it. Mechanics inquire
of David Garner for job. Immediately.
TO close out our stock OF silk and cotton
parasos we have reduced the price on "a
fully . per cent Call early and get bar
gain. NATHAN. ScnREISER Co
Just opened at D Weber's an immense
stock Of the celebrated Utica fno shoes for
ladies and misses ct guaranteed, and
every pair warranted Sold ct loves. posi-.
BE prices.
The family Of Mr.. Josiah Halls left Ian
caster on Monday to join him at his home in
the Lake Superior miues in Michigan. The
HIGH regard and we'll wishes Of many friends
tend hin and his family.
Last Monday number Of young ladies'
Travelled to the western part OF the county on
pleasare trip. They stopped at the resi-
dencs Of JAmes Kilbourn, and had very
enjoyable visit. They returned home on
Tuesday.
Gene Hyde is home again. lie has been
ont in Montana where wsmen vote and in
Nebraska and Colorado where The sun aud
winds parch all vegetation or if grows the
SrasshepPers eat it up, and yet he looks fat
and sleek as a beaver.
-Drs. II. A. Carr and W. L. Brown, un-
der the firm name Of Drs. Carr Brown,are
hew physicians in Fennimore, lately arrived
from Michigan. They have opened new
drug store in the postoffce building. They
appear TO be wde-awaks, and are likely TO |
be successful.
About twenty Platteyille adie are re-
ported 10 have left their husbands and
fathers and with a couple of young men are
living in tents on Platte river, in Ellenboro
Several Pltteyille gentlemen were in Lam
caster yesterday looking as though they had
lest something.
We regret to learn that our old friend |
Joseph Heinrich, Of town Of Paris, had the |
misfortune ten days ago to get an arm broken. |
lie was sitting in the end of his seat in the |
wagon. driving, when a forward wheel went
suddenly into a deep rut, pitching him for
ward with such force as to break the arm.
Mr., L. J. Alcott, Of Bloomington, re,
Gently teacher At North Andover, is maxi
inga trip west side Of the Mississippi. Mr. I
Acot' ia a young man Of staunch character
who a. teacher or any other calling is not /
satisfied with simply putting in his time for
the money and we trust Grant county will |
not lose him,
The principal Of the Lancaster School /
for tie next year will be Mr.. K. L. Reed, of
Prescott. The assistant principal is not yet
chosen. Miss L. Waggoner will continue in
charge Of the Grammar department, Miss |
Ellen Woolstonholme the intermediate, Miss |
Notte Calls the b Room and Miss Emma
Watkins the primary School win begin one
Of The middle Mondays of September
Tho playful reference TO ihe marriage Of
Mr. Geo Mckinney and Miss Sarah shannon
was erroneous, The parties did not form
the acquaintance the day before the we'd
ding. Il appears they had been acquainted |.
and frequently communicated with each /
other for months, by association and by let
ter. THIS takes the romance out of the sf /
fair and reduces it to stubborn fact
a aew railroad town named Rewey is
.aAiug start eighteen miles east Of i ancas-
ter, twelve miles nor,h. east Of plattevile aud /
twelve miles west of Mineral Point. 1t is
surrounded by a wealthy agricultural dis
trct, and is but three miles from the Miilin
lead and zinc mines. Persons seeking an
opportlai,at to s'art in new place and grow
up with i've prospec! should write TO J.
W. Rewey, NItin, Wisconsin.
Charles JGlasier has chartered the ma
t,rid on which the Lancaster and "Inser-
County" GlssHe was printed and shinks he
cau establish paper ia Bloomington. Gao
s'la IS ptiated in Milwaukee aud the other
at homo We believe Mr. Glasier to be a
mta OF good Ability aud good intent-.both
to- large aud 700 good for the job he has
uqdeuAkea-very mGea .boge the men in
whose hands he has placed himself to print
tor them personal organ.
The catalogue Of jhe State Normal
Schoolat Phtteyille for the current year, -
received. Il shows a total enrolment OF
4l6 students, 2l9 Of who.4 are ia tie Normal
proper. This year only one student finished
the course Of study. That is not large
graduating class, but it is creditable 10 ibe
Institution ,hatit will permit its books 10
show but one senior rather than make sham
display with unfinished students. The one
graduate is J. Frank Smith, Of Werley The
catalogue gives evidence Of school vel
managed BY regents and professors, ard the
pamphlet is good specimen Of printing by
lhs Fitness Office
IS me papers in the District complain
tAa raueville il an out.oi .th,-way place for
ho'dsy tbs Congressional Cogeation The
selection vas a surprise to y 81. on reaec
tor j; seams there IS no Place ag,ast which
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