Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-05-31
DerSonS and Particulars.

Mrs. ". F. McGonigal IS visiting
Platleville friends.
Miss Cora Streeter has been visiting
with friends in Platteville.
Col. Clark delivered the Grafton at
Bloomington Memorial Day.
United States District Attorney Bush
nell was in Madison last week.
Mr. Charles Andrews, of Hurricane,
gave us a pleasant call Saturday.
Miss Ida Buchner was home from
Livingston Saturday and Sunday.
Summer is here and the sound of the
organ grinder is heard on our streets.
Miss Ella Morton, of Montfort, is
visiting her friend, Miss Carrie Nathan.
Walter Marks was up from Cassville
Sunday, accompanied by Fred Reinke.
Mr.. A. S. Flagg and his family re-
turned to Edgerton Monday morning.
Mr. j. B. Mauer, of Sitter, was in
town Thursday, on his way to the river
on fishing expedition.
The proceeds of the lawn party given
by the young ladies of the NJ. F. church
Friday evening, were 500.
Mr.. Anthony Abrams, of the firm of
l. B. Fox & Co., Mount Hope, called at
the HERALD office Thursday.
Hon. Luther Basford, of Glen Haven,
came in to the Hub Friday and remained
to attend the decoration exercises.
Mrs. Scott Blocher has class in elo-
cution of ten children, which meets in
the school house at o'clock each morn
ing.
Hon. r. NJ. Day, of Mt. Hope. was in
town Friday. He remained until after
the Decoration Day obseryances, Satur-
day.
John Marsden, of Fennimore town
ship, having spent several days with
Lancaster friends, returned home to-
day,
Mr.. A. Kluckhohn. one of the enter
prising young farmers of Sitter, was in
the city Memorial Day and gave us a
call
Mrs. Pitkin and her daughters are ex-
pected to arrive this evening from Oak
Park, H., to pay visit to Mrs. E. d.
Eaton.
Mr.. Charles Cox, of the firm OF Boyn-
ton q Cox, Platteyille liverymen, passed
through Lancaster Thursday ON his way
to Fennimore.
Phil Allen, Jr., late of Mineral
Point, is now located in Kansas City,
where he IS dong 4 fourishing COM
mission business.
Mrs. David Phillips recently returned
10 her home in Rockville, after four
weeks visit with her daughter, Mrs. J.
L. Kruger, in Chicago.
Mrs Wehrlc, proprietor of the 'Fish-
erman's Retreat" at Wehrle, accompa-
MED by her son Theodore and her little
adopted daughter Matte, spent Memo
rial Day at Lancaster.
a very thoughtful act on the part Of
the ". G. I. u. was to place four bar
rels of ice water with drinking cups at
tached in the different places in the
court yard, Decoration Day.
Rev VIM Todd, formerly OF Little
Grant, now located at Coal Valley, H.,
was caller at our office Friday. He
was on his way from the Primitive Meth
odist Conference in session at Platte
vile.
Readers of the HERALD should re-
member that they not only get their
news twice a week, but that the Thurs
day issue contains the market reports
and news up to the hour Of going to
press on that day.
Miss Fan Fitz, of Milwaukee. skated
at the rink Thursday evening, before a
fair-sized crowd. The skating was
graceful, but to say she Is 1.-THE best in
the world as she advertised herself, is
unfair to some of our local skaters.
Rev. Col. Clough arrived in the city
Friday evening and left by the $50 train
Saturday for Sparta, where he spoke
Sunday. While he was in the city he