Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-10-28
Persons and Particulars


und more coming in every day.
Hon. Hammer Robbins. of PlatteviIle,
was up to hear Spooner last night.
The Rink will be open tomorrow
night with the band in attendance.
Mrs. Hesler. of Chicago, arrived
Monday for visit with Mrs. VIM.
Baxter
Mrs. C. w. Hill left Tuesday for a
weeks visit with her son Charles in
Dubuque.
Hon. j. G. Trotman will speak in
German at Cassville. Friday (to-mor-
row. evening.
Mrs. Ira Bellows returned to Bosco-
bel to-day, from where she was called
by the sickness of her husband.
Jake Woolstenholme arrived home
yesterday from six..weeks' visit among
friends in Hancock County. Illinois.
H. H. Rand, of Madison, secretary of
the Senate Committee on Claims, ac-
companied Senator Spooner to Lancas-
ter.
Mrs. L. j. Prosser left yesterday for
Elroy, where she will join her husband,
who has position on the railroad at
that place.
VIM. Varcoe and II. S. We'll, of Min
eral Point, are here for a few days
squaring up their machine business fol
the season.
Thomas Foster, of Cherokee, Iowa,
returned few days ago and is now
enjoying visit with friends and rela.
tives in this city.
In letter received from Mira. j loci
Barber, of Chuluota, Florida, she says
they experienced the recent earthquake
shock there very plainly.
Mrs. L. j. Prosser moved TO Elroy, or
Monday. Her husband has been en-
gagged IN railroad business there ant
they will now make that place their
home.
Mrs. Ira Bellows has large class in
painting at Boscobel. Mr. Bellows is
up again and Mrs. Bellows was able tC
go to Boscobel this morning to give hel
lessons.
Jim O'Hern shipped fine carload OF
horses out of here for the Chicago mar.
ket last Friday. He is now here buying
more, and will go to Bloomington mex
Monday.
President-elect Eaton will be form
ally installed as President of Beloii
College on the evening of November
4. The services will be of an impress
sive character.
Mr.. Henry Kerbor, of Rockville, was
in town to-day and renewed his sub.
scription to the HERALD. His adver
tisement of a farm for sale will appear
In Mondays issue.
Mr. VIM. Stephens, of Italy, Mrs
Darcy, of Madison, Mr.. and Mrs II. E
Stephens and Mr.. and Mrs. j. Stephens
of Platteville, spent last Sunday will
Mrs. I. X. Stephens, of potosi.
j. Allen Coombs. of Hurricane re
turned from his Washington Territor1
and California trip last Friday. Mr.
Lewis Gelbach. who accompanied him
will return next Saturday.
Messrs, George and Dwight Parker
John Monteith, Martin Oswald an,
G. p. Brechler of Fennimore, and Adam
Kruel of Hickory Grove came down t.
hear Senator Spooner last night.
Louis Schroeder and his wife, VIII,
were returning to Sturgeon Bay from
visit in this city, were on the trail
which was wrecked Tuesday, near
Madison. Neither OF them were hurt
Mrs. +. Creamy. of the town of Bee
town, was up on business Yesterday N,
subscribed for the HERALD. She say
she has been without it for one year il
thirty, but can't get along without
any longer.
ID. S. Lemon has so far recovere,
, from his rheumatism as to be able t,
resume his run as brakeman between
, here and Milwaukee in few days. III,
has been taking Turkish bathsat Prairie
} du Chen for some time past.
Mr.. John Pendleton arrived her
yesterday from Butte City, Montana
where he has been engaged in the stocl
business. He is stopping with his sis
ter, Mrs. Cramer. He brings good re
ports of prosperity from the Levi
boys.
A beautiful specimen of crystalline,
quartz was brought to the HERALD of
flee Wednesday morning by VIM. Mink
of Burton. The crystals are very large
those at one end having smooth side
and at the other rough. 1t was foun,
in the bluffs on the shores of the Gran
and is called tiff"