Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-08-12
Persons and PARTICULARS.

vile, Tuesday.
| Col. J. G. Clark went to Milwaukee
yesterday morning.
| VIM. Adams, of Little Grant, was
welcome caller Tuesday.
John Ruka, Jr., made business trip
to Lancaster ON Monday.
MIR. Alfred Humphrey, of Glen Haven,
gave us pleasant call Monday.
A. G. Hough, of Mt. Ida, was caller
at the HERALD Office yesterday.
Mrs. l.. P Lester, editor of the Bosco-
bel Dld7, was in the city Tuesday.
MIR. Alfred Humphrey, of Glen Hnven,
was in town Monday on probate busi-
ness. #s
Mr.. Eugene Lewis, of New York
City, is visiting his uncle, Mr.. j. p.
Lewis
Miss Miriam Ivey went to Montfort
yesterday morning for visit with
friends.
DR.. j. NJ. Lewis and Ned Jacco, of
of Bloomington, came out to this city
Tuesday.
Mr.. Alev. Ivey and Mr.. David Schrei-
ner, have our thanks for copies of San
Francisco papers.
Judge Mills returned home Tuesday
evening from visit with his daughter
at Manitowoc.
Miss Ella Vivian returned to Mineral
Point yesterday morning. after visit
with friends here.
A train of seventy empty freight
cars passed down the c., B. & N at
Potosi last Sunday evening.
Miss Myrtle Carter came up from
Platteville on Wednesday for a weeks
visit with her many friends here.
The Ellis Brothers threshed 1906
bushels of oats for Jos. Bailey one day
last week, setting the machine twice.
Mr.. L. j. Arthur and his family re-
turned Tuesday evening from attend
ance upon the Monona Lake Assembly.
Mrs. +. l.. Rowe, of Platteville, re-
turned home yesterday, after visit of
several days with Mrs. w. E. Webb.
James Kilbourne boarded the train
for Racine yesterday morning to buy
trotting horse from the stables of j. /.
! Case.
The dancing party at Hydes Hall
Tuesday evening was pleasant affair
and participated in by about thirty
couples.
Mrs. w. l.. Selleck. of Millville, who
has been visiting her brother, Street
Commissioner Miles, returned home
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Williams, of
Kansas, are visiting at Mr.. ID. Griffith's
in this city. Mr. Williams is Mrs. Grit
fith's brother.
Miss Louise Club returned last Sat
urday evening from toe Monona Lake
Assembly. having been there since the
previous Tuesday.
l.. A. Jackson and Joe Woolsten-
holme started Wednesday afternoon for
| Western Minnesota and Dakota, on a
prospecting tour.
Miss Susie Thompson left yester
day afternoon for Darlington. where
she will spend two weeks, visiting the
family of Rev. A. L. Tull.
! Mr.. Chris. Hutchinson, of Shulsburg,
arrived in Lancaster Tuesday evening,
and made his friends here and in Bee
town a short visit. He is ON his way to
Dakota.
Mr.. Louis Schroeder has position as
editor and publisher of the Sturgeon
Bay independent, which he has accepted
with view of purchasing if the Office
suits him.
Prof. Zimmerman, principal of the
Bloomington schools, called at the
HERALD Office Tuesday. He was on his
way from Mt Hope to the teachers in
stitute at Potosi.
Miss Mona Frank, former teacher
in the Lancaster school. and who has
been teaching of late near Deadwood,
Dakota, is visiting friends in this city.
Her home is at Muscoda.
Mrs. VIM. Alcorn has the thanks of
the HERALD force for generous sup
ply of red plums. They were beautiful
to look upon and very acceptable to the
taste, being very sweet and lusciou s.
Mr.. Samuel Barstow and his wife
start in few DAYS on trip to Dakota,
combining business and pleasure. They
will probably be absent about three
weeks. and will visit friends in Iowa on
their homeward trip.
Prof Dexter ID. Mayne. of Elkhorn,
| Wis, formerly of Fennimore, was
Lancaster visitor yesterday, He has
| Dcttt nuDOIbu ny tHo uOLDiuttiOu iDl
County Superintendent of Schools by
tie Prohibitionsts of Walworth County
Prof. j. w. Livingston has been en-
gagged as principal of the Dodgeville
school for another year. with A. II.
Sanford, of Platteville, a graduate of
the Normal school, as assistant. The
fall term will open Monday, Septem-
Der g.
Mrs. John Pepper, Mrs. Judd Walker
and Miss Matte Barnett, of Boscobel,
with Mrs. Grad Barnett, of Independ-
ence, Iowa, and Mrs Isaac Farnsworth
Of Janesville, came down from Bosco-
bel on Wednesday to visit relatives in
the city.
The Milwaukee Journal says Miss
| Mary BARLEY has sued the city of Lam
caster for her school wages. 1t is cruel
that so soon after the McLimans case
our city should be held responsible for
! the wages of the teachers of the Bloom
/ lugton school district. Ia fact, we don't
believe it can be proved that our city
council ever hired that teacher, or any