Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-07-05
persons and particulars.

Frank Liscum. Of Cassville, visited
the county seat Saturday.
\ large number Of Lancaster people
are celebrating at Cassville to-day.
NJ. O'Reilly. Esq. of Galena, visited
Lancaster last Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levan. of Dubuque,
are visiting their daughter Mrs H. g.
Nathan.
Hon. H. S. Keene, and his daughter
Miss Maud, arrived home from Madison
Saturday.
Mr. John r. Bergman, of Madison,
State Librarian, is the guest of Judge
Clementson.
Mrs. G. L. Little and her little daugh-
ter, of Springfield, ILL.,, are visiting at
c. W Hills.
Editor McKenney of the Bloomington
Record and his wife, passed Saturday at
the county seat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. McNair, are
expected home from Fennimore to-
morrow evening.
The McCoy-Goodrich race, booked
for Saturday on the Lancaster track,
did not come off.
Miss Ida Buchner, has closed her
school at Livingston and is expected
home this evening.
Prof Needham and wife, of East Du-
buque, are stopping at Hon. Delos
Abrams in this city.
Mrs. w. P. Stone and her daughter,
Mamie, were guests of Fennimore
friends over Sunday.
Mrs. S. d. Pulford returned home
from Racine Saturday evening. She
was accompanied by her two sons.
Mrs. Durand, whom the HERALD stated
last week had returned to Crookston,
MINI, will spend the summer in Lam
caster.
James Olife, of Bectown, is a great
admirer of the HERALD and initiated it
by issuing little extra on Saturday.
1t is girl.
Mr.. VIM. E. Webb and his family
went to Platteyille Saturday, to pass
1.-The Fourth where they remained I'M
til this evening.
Messrs. Herman Grimm and John
Ryan, chairmen of the towns of Cass-
vile and Glen Haven. respectively, were
in town last Friday.
Owing to the absence of most of the
HERALD printers Saturday and to-day,
celebrating, much local and some cor
respondence is left over.
The German Evangelical Church
picnlced at Bushnell Hollow Saturday,
and the Baptist church picnic was held
at the same place to-day.
Mr. Herman Buchner and his son
Elmer were in Potosi over Sunday
ElmeT took the excursion steamer from
that point this morning to attend the
celebration at Cassville.
Mr.. E. McDermott, of this city, de-
liyered the Grafton at the Boscobel cele-
bration Saturday. A good account of
it received too late for this issue will
appear in Thursdays paper.
Last Friday afternoon Joe Vogels-
berg, the British Hollow brewer, with
load of beer kegs, broke through a
bridge over Hackett, near the Wagner
place, injuring his horses somewhat.
Miss Florence Hill, Miss Emma
Schreiner, Misses Abbie and Hattie
White, arrived home from Milwaukee
Saturday evening. They are all teach
ers in the public schools of that city.
Lieut.. j. Allen Barber and his family
arrived in the city last Thursday, and
are stopping at the Hubbard House.
Mr.. Barber viii remain about week,
but Mrs. Barber and their two children
expect to pass most of the summer here.
We have before had occasion to re-
mark that the humor of our esteemed
contemporary resembled the dancing of
an elephant ora bear. But its incom-
parable attempts at humor in its allu-
sions to a canning factory in Lancaster
do not resemble the dancing of bear.