Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-06-14
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Lancaster viii not celebrate - this
year.
One hundred in the shade and still
heating.
Dir. John Carthew. Of Rockville, was
in the city Saturday.
Rev. S. D. Pulford went to Milwau-
kee, Monday morning.
Mrs. Bayman, of Sitter, has been
visiting friends in this city
Miss C. Reidle went to Mineral Point
Monday, to spend her vacation.
Barney Russell was up from Cass-
vile, Wednesday and Thursday.
Printed notices of school meetings
are for sale at the HERALD Office.
Miss Ida Buchner was down from
Livingston to attend the High School
Commencement.
Hon. II. S. Keene was down from
Madison, shaking hands with Lancaster
friends, Saturday.
Blanks for calling the annual school
district meetings are for sale at this Of
fee, 25 cts dozen.
Rev. d. E. Halteman will preach in
the Baptist Church in this city next
Sunday morning and evening.
Miss Clara Jones went to Dubuque
this morning, for a visit with her
friend, Miss Lizzie Maclay.
Capt c. II. Baxter while at Mineral
Point, attending the reunion, was the
guest of Mr.. Calvert Spensely.
The Firemen's Tournament in Du-
buque. Thursday,was largely attended
by residents of Potosi and vicinity.
Miss E. Harrison went to Hazel
Green Saturday, and Miss Ollie Finn to
Patch Grove, to pass their vacations.
Prof. Wood will probably accept the
Chair of Science in the Southwestern
State Normal School of Pennsylvania.
Mrs. j. Allen Barber and her chill
dren, of Chicago, expect to spend the
months of July and August in Lancas-
/ ter.
Mr.. Abe Roberts and his family will
start Wednesday afternoon for three
weeks visit with relatives at Plainfield,
Iowa.
Rev. j. +. Bloomendall, of Oostburgh,
Sheboygan County, has been the guest
of Rev. j. A. Ringold for the last two
/ weeks.
The family of Mr. John A. Street will
spend the summer months in Lancas-
ter. They expect to be here on the
eighth of July.
Mr.. Charles Cox, of the enterprising
firm of Boynton & Cox, Platteville
liverymen, made a flying trip to Fenni-
more yesterday.
Rev. E. d. Eaton returned home
Friday evening, from a trip to New
York, Saratoga and the Adirondacks,
improved in health.
Last Saturday Mr.. VIM. Pryor went
to Madison, where his wife has been
visiting for about week. They will
return to-day or tomorrow.
Mrs. W. L. Brown, of Rim elander,
Wis, accompanied by her little son,
arrived Thursday evening, for u visit
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Meyer, ST..
Mr.. Crawford Harper, of Madison,
was the guest of County Superintend-
ent Harper over Sunday, and attended
the banquet of the Lancaster Literary
Club Saturday evening.
Mr.. Frank Buchner, on Monday
morning, entered upon an engagement
as book-keeper for Mr.. John McCor-
mick. He is now one of the ''Ameri-
can Workingmen of To-Day
On Thursday evening Miss Ellen and
Nette Woolstenholme entertained the
graduating class of the Lancaster High
School and few invited friends at tea.
1t was a very pleasant gathering.
Mr.. James Davis, of Patch Grove,
and Mr.. f. w. Bowden, of Castle Rock,
were callers at this office Friday. They
are both candidates for nomination to
the office of Sheriff of Grant County.