Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-10-07
persons and PARTICULARS.
Geo. Gibbs is back again.


The lost shawl has been found. Own
er please call.
Miss Libbie Abrams is visiting re-
latives in Illinois
OFT Stephens arrived yesterday from
his Dakota ranch.
The circuit court Is in session at
Dodgeville this week.
Miss l.. L. Wing left this morning for
years sojourn in California.
Thode Sherman is recovering slowly
from severe attack of quinsy.
Thos. Davies was telling fresh Cali
fornia stories in Lancaster yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Ziegler have re-
turned from their visit to Pennsylvania.
David Eastman, of Montfort, was
here Tuesday to attend probate court.
Mr.. Alloys Grimm, of Cassville, visit
ed Lancaster Tuesday on probate bust
ness.
Miss Florence Hill left this week for
Milwaukee, where she will engage in
teaching.
MIR. w. Barlow is suffering from a
severe cold taken during his recent visit
in Boston.
Mr.. f. B. Phelps has gone to Chicago
on business and will visit his daughter,
Mrs. j. A. Street.
Mr.. Ezra Abraham and Lincoln Alb
raham were over from Bloomington to
hear DIN crate
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Cox, of Platte
vile, were visiting friends in this
city last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Kilbourn visited
Mrs. Kilbourn's mother and brothers
at Elkhorn last week.
Mrs. John G. Clark went to Mineral
point Tuesday, to attend her son Will,
who is quite sick.
Misses Mary and Belle King went to
Galena last Saturday to visit friends
and to attend the fair.
Mrs. John Wilkinson and Mrs l.. G.
Kramer, of Ellenboro, were in this city
yesterday, visiting friends.
The protest against Honest John,
noted in our Mondays report of the
Boscobel races, was withdrawn.
Mr.. Allen Alcorn, who has been visit
ing some time in Lancaster, will start
tomorrow for Greeley, Colorado.
Mrs. DIR. Odgers has gone to southern
Nebraska, where she will remain some
time for the benefit of her health.
Rev. Henry Rahmeyer, pastor of the
German Evangelical Church of Liberty
Ridge, has gone to Wheeling, MINI.
Jack Carkeek, of Dodgeville, the
great all-around wrestler, was married
last week, but is ''still in the ring"
Mrs. S. Mitchell, accompanied by hel
daughter Thursa, is visiting her drugter,
Mrs. Fred Falley, in Minor, Dakota.
Mrs. Geo. Sabins. of Scotland, Oak,
daughter of DIR. w. F. Hicks. is visit
ing friends and relatives in this CITY,
Miss Lulu Benn returned Tuesday to
Mineral Point, where she is living al
present with the family of r. G. Whine,
gar.
of July Is, about tho prohibition baby,
born of the Democrat and the Republi-
can party and deserted b. both its
parents.
Mr.. f. NJ. Hicks left for Minnesota
last Saturday. Mr.. Hicks is salesman
for G. Alltringer's Tanning Mill Com.
pany at Racine.
Rev. and Mrs G. d. Stevens have
moved to Cassville, and will remain
there permanently. The Baptist church
here is without a pastor.
Mr.. Alfred Vivian, who is studying
law in the office of Col Clark, went tC
his home in Mineral Point Wednesda,
morning, little under the weather.
Rev. Edward Eaton, President of Be
lott College, accompanied by his wife
and children. left Lancaster Tuesday
morning for their future home in Beloit
The Lancaster Harmonic band is
furnishing excellent music, as all who
heard the open air concert Monday eve
ming and the serenade Wednesday eve.
nlng can testify
+. w. Hubbard offers to bet $500 thai
Star can outtrot any 2:30 horse in the
state on the Boscobel track. Now here
is a good chance for someone either tc
put up or shut up"
| DIR. Hassell has removed his Office
from his drug store to rooms in the
Mcdonald Block, over Jeide's. The in
creasing business of his firm required all
the room in the drug store.
Mr. Richard Meyer, Sr., and his
/ daughter Nettie, started Tuesday morn
ing for Rhinelander, to visit the family
of Mr.. Webb Brown. Mr.. Meyer spoke
of hunting and fishing, we will report the
catch later.
Mr.. j. K. Graves, of Ellenboro
/ brought to this office last Monday a
| portion of human skeleton, which he
plowed out of the edge of mound on
his farm. The mound is about ten feet
across and five feet high.
Rev DIR. Demarest, who occupied the
Congregational pulpit last Sunday. has
| just passed his ninetieth year. Mex
Sunday DR. Eaton will preach as usual
and will. on the 18th, preach his farewell
sermon to his Lancaster people.
Miss May Elton and Miss Ross
Chambers, who are employed at the
Wright House in this city, are sister
and half sister to Mrs Gottlieb Christ.
whose death is announced in this paper.
They will have the sympathy of their
many friends here in their bereave.
ment