Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-03-29
Mrs. f. NJ. Lowry and children are

Mrs. f. VI. Lowry and children are
visiting in Galena.
We are sorry to learn that Mrs. C.
Il. Thomas is quite i'll.
DR. Hartford was up last Friday. He
is starting drug store in Beetown.
Ben McKinzie arrived home from
Minneapolis Tuesday for visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Thode Sherman are
visiting relatives in Dodgeville this
week.
Mrs. Chas L. Harper and son went
to Madison Tuesday to visit her re-
lations there
The Lancaster public schools are
having vacation this week. They will
reopen next Monday.
Mrs. Jacob Nathan has been con-
fined to her bed the past week but is
better. She will be 81 years old next
Monday.
A ten-year old son of Edward LOOMS
Of Woodman, died suddenly last Thurs
day night. We have learned no fur
Their particulars.
The measles seem to be dying out.
If there is anyone left who has never
had it, they would better speak now
before it is too late.
Judge Clementson and Court Re
porter Orion went to Dodgeville Tuesday
to hold the spring term of the Iowa
county circuit court
The many friends of Mrs. j. II.
Chandler, formerly Miss Lizzie Farrar.
will be pleased to hear that she has a
little daughter, just week old.
Rev. Father Rosenbach, of Milwau-
kee, is attending to the duties of Father
Barth during his absence, and win con-
duct Easter services next Sunday.
Martin Jewel has bought the house
formerly owned and occupied by
Thomas Jaudas, in the east part of
the town near John Jeides.
Ora Richards has returned to Ne
braska. In the absence of the District
Attorney he represented the state in
the Nicodemus case last Wednesday
Capt. P j. Schloesser Of Blooming
ton, made us a call Friday on his re-
turn from Fennimore where he sold
fine team of horses to Quinn the horse
buyer.
Mr. Henry Halbert and his daughter
arrived Thursday, and found Mr.. Frank
lin Halbert no better. He is still in
very critical condition.
Miss S. L. Cox and her niece and
nephew, Susie and Charlie Tompson,
took their departure for Mineral Point
Tuesday Miss Cox will start a mill
iner shop there
Geo. W Parker, of Boscobel, for
merly of the firm of Him, Hildebrand
Il Parker, Fennimore, is in town
representing the Northwestern Mutual
Relief Association
Fred Burr assisted by Miss Fannie
Schmitt and Mr., VIM. J. Mccoy is
running the store while L. Il. Mccoy
was absent on his wedding trip. This
Week Fred is running on the mail car
between here and Milwaukee.
Mr.. j. Allen Barber made Lancas-
ter flying visit last Friday returning
Saturday. An account of new bust
ness in which he is engaged will be
be found elsewhere Mrs. Barber is in
Galena and will visit Lacaster later.
Amos Z. Morse is back from Omaha
He has had a fairly good season in the
butter and egg business. He will OPP
crate his creamery here this summer, If
summer ever comes. Mr. II. H. Opper-
man is back too, and will work in the
creamery
Don't let it be said that nothing
better than a minstrel show or an
Uncle Toms Cabin company can draw
a house in this town Turn out and
hear Geo. w. Balm, the Kentucky
orator on April 4th. He is one Of the
most eloquent men in the country.
WANTED.-A bay to eep the snow
cleared offabout fifty yards of sidewalk