Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-07-01

Mont Smith has returned to Lincoln,
Nebraska, after a brief visit with his
family here.
Mr.. j. w. Livingston, principal of
the Dodgeville schools, is visiting friends
in Lancaster.
DIR. Crane directs the attention of the
people in Potosi and vicinity to his card
elsewhere published.
M ID. Weaver, of the Cottage
Hotel" Potosi. called at the HERALD
office yesterday.
Misses Belle Cundy and Hattie Hoop
er, of Platteville, have been visiting
friends in this city.
Mr.. j. +. Rhodes went to Cincinnati
Tuesday morning, on a trip combining
business with pleasure.
The congregation of ST. Clements
church, this city, recently paid $1,000
more on their new church contract
Col. f. Bloodgood and his family are
registered at the Hubbard House, and
will remain there for two months.
John Meyers. of Sutherland, Iowa,
arrived in Beetown last night, on
visit to his father-in-law, Mr.. Jas.
Blewett.
Mr.. w. III. Beard, of Beard 81 Kim
ball, art publishers, Chicago, is in town
this week, disposing of some of his
fine pictures.
DIR. Hassell, Postmaster Burr, X.
Meyer, Jr., and Judge Carter. returned
yesterday from two days fishing trip
on Green River.
Mr.. Calvert Spensley and Charles
Mcllhorn, of Mineral Point, were in
town the first of the week, having bust
ness in the County Court.
Mrs. Judge Mills went to Fennimore
this morning to attend the sessions of
the Plattevile District Ministerial Asso-
citation, being held this week
Miss Jessie Meyer who has been
teaching at Rhineland, has closed her
school and is visiting friends in Chicago.
She is expected home next week
The Fennimore and Cassville posters
are to our esteemed contemporary sour
grapes-awfully sour. 1t is again per-
tinent to remark-''put up or shut up
Mrs. S. ID. Pulford has been to Racine,
attending the exercises of the Racine
College, with which her sons are con-
nected. one as student and the other as
tutor.
Mrs. Nellie Durand, who has been
visiting relatives and friends in this
city for several weeks, started for her
home in Crookston, Mimi, yesterday
afternoon.
Mr.. George Govier and JohnJ. Scan
Ian, of Fennimore, were in the city
Wednesday. Mr.. Seaman is a con-
tractor and has an eye on the contract
for the addition to the new asylum.
Our esteemed contemporary thinks
the eagle on the HERALD's Cassville
posters will enable the orator to soar
Perhaps so. Certainly it has made our
esteemed contemporary sore-exceed-
lngly sore.
Mr.. Joe Nathan, accompanied by his
wife, Miss Carrie Nathan and Joe
Nathan, Jr., expect to start about the
10th of July for a trip to Duluth, Mimi,
to visit his son Frank, who is engaged
in business there.
Percy Carter, George McCarn and
Henry Sanford drove up from Platte
| vile this morning and will remain until
Friday afternoon. They are amateur
photographers and bought their cameras
along with them to take some views in
and about the city.
Judge and Mrs. George Clementson
and Mr.. and Mrs w. G. Chandler went
| to Sinsinawa Mound, Wednesday after
noon, to attend the Commencement
exercises of st. Clara's Academy, which
take place to-day.
Mr.. Joseph II. Bonham, formerly of
Hurricane, who studied law in Clark &
Mills office, after visit with friends in
this vicinity, left by train Tuesday
morning. He is now general agent for
King, Law & King, publishers.
Mr.. Herman Engleback, his wife and
her daughter, Mary Miller, started
Tuesday morning for Reading, Pa,
where they will reside. They gave
party the night before they left, but rs
the HERALD had no reporter present,
we shall not attempt to write it up in
detail.
Miss Flo Hill, Miss Emma Schreiner
and the Misses White, who have posi-
tons as teachers in the Milwaukee pub
lie schools are expected home Saturday
evening for the summer vacation also
Charley Hill and his wife, of Dubuque.
are expected the same time for brief
visit.
| WEDDING BELLs.-On Monday. June
70, at the residence of the BRIDES
father, in Dodgeville. Miss Anna Schell
was married to Mr.. Bert Mason, of
Madison. The ceremony was conducted
/ - D.. NJ.