Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-06-28
DerSonS and Particulars.

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Cap. ''Ferg' is stoppinga al the Wright
House.
Geo. Baxter is expected home from
Beloit College tonight.
Judge Clementson is home for his
summer vacation.
Dan Greene and his family were up
from Potosi Saturday.
Harry Yerran and Ed. Draper visited
Platteville last Thursday.
The frame of win Zeigler's new house
west of the depot has been raised.
Mrs. Kuhns and her little daughter
returned to their home in Milwaukee
Saturday.
VIII McGonigal has been at work
the last week, fixing up Joe Nathan 5
account books.
Revs. S. w. and E. d. Eaton went
to Beloit this morning to attend the
commencement exercises.
George Goldsmith and Charlie Rus
sci went to Chicago Friday night.
They spent Sunday in Elgin, Illinois.
Sam Groshong and Miss Mamie Bar
nett, and Erskine Mccoy and Miss
Hattie Hyde took a ride to Cassville
yesterday.
Miss Lou Mckenzie, of Ellenboro,
who has been attending the High School
at Boscobel, visited Lancaster friends
last week.
Miss Ellen Woolstenhome went to
Dodgeville Saturday morning to visit
friends. She attended the wedding
to-day, of her friend Miss Anna Schell,
formerly of Bloomington.
DIR. 1. E. Crane gives notice in an
other column that he will make his last
visit to Potosi the 18th, 14th and 18th of
July. After that time he may be found
in his office at Lancaster at all times.
Last Thursday, June "a, the Masons
of Grant and Iowa Counties, picnicked
at Miffiin. Music was furnished by the
Mineral Point Band An Grafton was
delivered by Rev. Bickford, of Dodge
vile.
Frank and Adolph Schreiner have
large three-year-old colt recently bought
of Mr.. Garthwaite that made the trip TO
Platteville last Wednesday in two hours
and quarter. He will make good
roadster
Misses Spaith wishe to inform the la
dies of Lancaster that they have taken the
Right for the new Taylor System" and
will teach any that may wish to learn
the new methods in cutting ladies and
children s clothes.
Mrs. Fitch and her daughter, formerly
of Woodman and of Rewey. recently of
Michigan. are visiting at Col Clark's.
They are on their way to Nebraska to
join their son Charles, who is engaged
in railroading in that state.
j. A. Williams, of Hazel Green, a
graduate of the State University, class
of 'S5, and of the Law School, class of
'S6, was in Lancaster last week. He
has not yet decided on q location, but
will begin the practice of law this fall.
The Montfort Monitor says, on
Wednesday afternoon of this week a
terrible hail storm swept over strip
of county between Montfort and Fem
nimore. Great damage was done to
the corn crop.
Capt &. H. Baxter has received from
an artist named Tanquary. of Brook
Ign, n. T., crayon portrait of himself,
three.quarters life size, and very life
like and natural. The artist wrote to
Mr.. Baxter for his photograph and
made this picture free of expense for
the purpose of advertising his work in
this section. 1t is good advertisement.
j. G. Shannon, formerly of st. Paul,
has located here and will handle trotting
horses on the Lancaster track for Bough-
ton, Arthur and others. He has handled
some speedy horses and has the reputa-
ton of being an excellent trainer. He
does his own veterinary work, and has
succeeded in curing some horses in this
county of apparently incurable lame
ness. Belle Bauder and Doe. Archibald