Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-06-17


Chicago, Tuesday evening.
Miss Bessie Newman, of Little Grant,
has been visiting at Capt Bushnell's.
Adam Krenl, Of Fennimore. was a
caller ut the HERALD office Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs G. Gill; of Hazel Green,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Weber.
Mr.. Charles Heilerman, of North
Andover. was a Lancaster visitor Tues
day.
Mr.. S. c. Ransom, of Mt Ida, was n
welcome HERALD visitor, Wednesday
morning.
Thos. Watson, Of Livingston, and Z.
j, Marvel, of Paris, gave us call
Wednesday.
Miss Rosie Sickle, of this city, was
married Tuesday evening to Henry
Weisbenner.
Rev. Emil Christ and his wife, Of
Freeport, H., are visiting August Kluck-
holm, at Sitter.
Rev. Edward d. Eaton will preach in
the Congregational church, of Boscobel,
next Sunday morning.
DR.. Reed, of Lancaster, viii be in Po-
tosi to do Dental work, Wednesday and
Thursday of next week.
Walter Marks, Fred Reinke and a
civil engineer named Jackwith were UP
from Cassyille Tuesday.
John NJ. Pagan, who is engaged in
the marble business in Patch Grove,
was in Lancaster Wednesday.
Mr.. Israel Roberts and his family, of
this city went to Plaintield, Iowa,
Wednesday morning for visit.
Miss Mertie Halbert entertained a
number of her friends last evening at the
residence of Mr.. + Halbert in this city.
A good sized cyclone struck Crookston,
Mimi, last week, and did considerable
damage. No Lancaster people hurt.
Dan. Green, of Potosi, made a flying
trip to this city Tuesday evening and
bought a new carriage of Hurley, Dasch
& Hyde.
All parties having claims against
School District No 3, Lancaster, should
present them to the Secretary at once
for payment.
Childrens' Day will be observed by APP
propriate exercises at the Baptist church
next Sunday evening, to commence at
half past seven.
The band boys had hard luck over
at Mineral Point. They had cornet
stolen that cost S42 SO, and got the head
of their bass-drum broken in.
Rev. Edward d. Eaton, formerly of
Oak Park, H., now of this city. is prom
inently mentioned for president of Be-
lott College to succeed DR.. Chaplin, re-
signed.
Mrs. Uren, who has been visiting
about three months with friends at Rock
vile, started Monday morning for her
home at Dutch Flat, Placer County,
California.
A dozen new subscribers to the semi
weekly HERALD come in each week,
not including those obtained by our
agent. The people Of this county are
finding out that it is a necessity.
The School Board are anxious to OBJ
tain the late assistant in the high school,
Mr.. McDermott, as principal for the
next year He is well qualified for the
position and will make an excellent prin-
cipal.
Capt. Beebc is to-day putting a tele-
graph instrument into the HERALD
office Twenty-Five cents will send a
whole presidents message over this
line, but messages to the HERALD are
at our expense.
If you miss your usual amount Of
local matter in this weeks paper, re-
member that we are out with this issue
one day earlier than usual, and the pro-
ceedngs of the county boards special
meeting are very full and complete.
Tire spectacle of au intelligent bear
in the company of brutal, dirty Italian
and a squaw is always a pitiful sight;
but on day like Monday, with the
thermometer 1902 in the shade, and the
bear muzzled and worried with dogs,
is case of cruelty to animals which
ought to be punished with fine and
Imprisonment
DR.. Reed, of Jefferson, Wis, a prom
inent member of the State Board of
Charities and Reform, visited Lancaster
Monday evening in company with Mr..
Ehnore, but was obliged to return home
Tuesday morning on account of his
practice He visited the asylum in com
pany with the editor of the HERALD and
found everything to his satisfaction ex-
cept the kitchen and laundry accommo-
dations.
a GRAND BALL. "A grand ball will
no oiven under the ausnices OF the CaSS-