Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-12-13
Persons and PARTICULARS.

Judge Clementson is over at Darling
ton holding court.
Call and see the elegant New Years
cards at this Office.
Order your New Years cards now,
at the HERALD office.
Considerable mining is being done
around Beetown this winter
John Clark, the architect, spent sew
eral days in Chicago last week.
Green wood has been delivered at
the school-house for 81 per cord
Mr.. Eathen Larimer and lady, of
Hickory Grove, were in this city last
Friday.
Harvey Borah, of Mount Ida, called
and was shown through our composing
room last Thursday.
Last Saturday evening a party was
given in honor of Miss Julia Hood at
the residence of Mr.. Marshall Ellis.
Ellis Reed came home from La Crosse
Thursday noon, where he has been
spending few weeks with his uncle.
Messrs. Homrieh & Lehner went TO
Fennimore last Thursday to erect the
monument for the late Gotlieb Wherle.
DIR. P. A. Clark is back here fol the
winter. He does not enjoy as good
health in East Dubuque as in Lancaster.
Dave Day caught wolf and fox in
a trap last Friday night, and brought
them into town Saturday. 800 easily
made.
Mr.. Thomas Hamilton, who has been
visiting his aunt, Mrs. Morehouse, for
the last few weeks, will leave Tuesday
for Iowa.
MIR. Louis Breithaupt, north of this
city, left last Saturday to see his wife,
who lives near Blue River Station,
Wisconsin.
The Nj. E. Sunday School will have
concert on the Sunday evening after
Christmas. More particulars will be
given later.
DR.. and Mrs. Hartford were up from
Beetown Saturday. The telegraph was
calling him to 60 to forty places all the
time he was here. :.
Anton Schmitt was down to Chicago
and Milwaukee last week, and what he
bought can be found out by reading
our business locals.
Lou Henkel was in town Thursday.
He has had q three months siege of
malarial fever up in Dakota, and has
only been up three weeks.
Miss Dolan, accompanied by her
brother three little children, went to
Madison again last Saturday morning
to visit her brother Thomas.
G. IL. Devine, of Baraboo, took
charge of conductor Kuhn's train last
Friday and Saturday, while the later
was in attendance at the Kelly trial as
witness.
Mr.. George Hood and his family
will leave this afternoon for Raymond,
Rice County, Kansas. They have the
best wishes of Lancaster friends for
their success.
Rev. G. w. Nelson, of Beloit, state
evangelist of theCongregational church,
well known to our Potosi readers, began
a series of gospel meetings at Darling
ton last week.
There will be NJ. E. church sociable
held at the residence of Mrs. L. S. Os-
borne, at Bloomington, next Wednes-
day evening, December 10. A cordial
invitation is extended to everybody,
both old and young.
The first volume of the roster of Wis
consin soldiers in the war of the Re-
bellion is now being issued. The vol
ume includes the several cavalry and
artillery organizations and fifteen of
the infantry work when completed.
Mr.. G. B, Stowell arrived in the city
Friday evening. He will be here some
weeks attending to business matters for
his uncle, Mr.. Frank Barr, 1t is hoped
he will give the institute the benefit of
his wide experience in Market garden
ing and Horticulture.
A gentleman living in North Lancas-
ter who has a hioh annreciation of the