Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-11-03
Personal Pot POurri.

Hanlan VIII row match race with
Trickett. Perhaps.
Anna Dickinson will wear the
breeches Son the stage.
The Queen of Sweden has for device
a swallow motto, ITO Seek the Best. =
L w Boynton of Hartford, Conn.
owns the flag Of the rebel pirate ship
Alabama.
Boss Twced's ghost is said to haunt
the corridors Of Ludlow street Jail,
New York.
Gen Walker, superintendent of CEN
sus has resigned Chas. ". Seaton
succeeds him.
Postmaster Gen. James has endorsed
Tyner in the way of official integrity.
Thanks awfully
Ayoob Khan will be confined by the
Persian government until a more con-
yenient opportunity
Hon Alley Peterson has been again
renominated for member of Assembly
from Crawford county.
Froude is to,have peerage. Had he
not dabbled in history SO sad fate
would hardly have met him.
Miss Arthur, the daughter of the
President, is blonde-haired young lady
who is now at school in Albany.
Mrs. f. L. Hammond, wife of an At
lanta lawyer is the author of Tho
Georgians'' in the Round Robin series.
Miss Maria Parloa, of Boston, is post
ing, Milwaukeeans in cookery. Mil
waukee's secret has at length been found
out.
Hon. Van 5. Bennett has been nomi-
mated for the fourth state senatorial dis
trict. comprising Vernon and Crawford
counties.
Mile. Virginia Fernt made her debut
as Mignon in Mapleson's company at
New York recently, and achieved a
marked success.
The will of Mrs Alice Il. Schoonma-
ker, of Pittsburgh, bequeaths $4,000
to found hospital for ruptured and
crippled children.
Platt, 'tme too of history, seems to
have escaped the eyes of the admins
tration. Devotion such as his would
seem to merit n better reward.
Trude, Chicago lawyer seeks reputa-
ton at the hands of Guiteau. He will
take charge of the case providing he can
arrange his present business matters.
Keokuk. Iowa, has young lady six
feet and four inches tall. She is en-
gagged to be married. The ceremony
viii doubtless be performed in sections.
Worth ante rooms are crowded with
customers. chiefly Americans and prin-
ccsses. The latter may have the largest
titles but the former spend the most
money.
Window il claimed by Ohio Why
not sum it all up by saying that Ohio
brought forth all Americans of note
with the incidental assistance of few
minor states.
Pere Hyacinthe's discourse on Presi
dent Garfield. in his church in Paris,
was so great success that he was COM
PEELED to repeat it on the Sunday fol-
lowing its first delivery.
Asst. Postmaster General Tyner has
retired gracefully through the resigna-
ton lane. Like dog Tray his chief fault,
by his own statement, was that he got
mixed up in bad company.
Miss Rose Bowling. Democratic NOM
inee for the office of School Superinten-
dent in Iowa county, has been twice ac-
eused Of bribery Miss Bowling can
begin to appreciate the joys OF running
for office.
James +. Wilson. according To the
Philadelphia Times has made his calling
I and election, as senator from Wisconsin
sure. The Times man must be new
/ importationfrom the old country. rs such
delightful ignorance of boundaries can
not otherwise be satisfactorily accounted
4 for
Hon. George c. Hazelton, Representa-
tive in Congress from the Third District
of Wisconsin. was taken seriously i'll 81
/ Washington week ago with dYsentary,
/ being for time confined to his bed.
! He Is now much better but cannot take
part in the present campaign as was hi:
intention, his physicians ordering him
TO remain as quite as possible.