Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-08-30
PERSONALS.

Mrs. Fred Falley has returned to heI
home in Wahpeton Dakota.
Miss Flora Carson of GAINESVILLE is
visiting Mis- Cora Michaelis.
Orvill d. Eastmen formally of the
Pink Sunbeam is in town.
Miss Laura Cover entertained hel
friends last Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Marsh, of Whitewater, is ex.
pected this week to visit Mrs Jones.
Mrs. G. W. Hill entertained hel
friends at six O'Clock tea Tuesday even
ing.
Miss Heller Howdle left Wednesday
morning for two weeks visit at Liv
ingstone.
Mrs. c. j. Hyde entertained a larg,
company last Thursday evening at 81,
clock tea
Mrs. c. w. Knapp entertained he
friends last Wednesday evening at si1
O'Clock tea.
Hattie Barnett returned Tuesday
from a visit in Galena with her aunt
Mrs. ID. S. York.
Charles Vincent, of British Hollow
was in town last week visiting relatives
and attending to business.
Mr.. j. A. Williams, who takes Mr.
Showalter's place in the Cassville HigI
School, was in town last Monday.
Mrs. McGonigal and her daughter
Miss Matte left Tuesday morning fol
their home in Creighton, Nebraska.
For Lack of space we omit our re
port of the Prohibition mass eonven-
ton held here Wednesday afternoon.
Judge Baldwin and his son-in-law
VIII Smith are having few days
camping and fishing on the Wisconsin
Mrs. j. Geiger, who has been spend
ing a few days with Mrs. DIR. Hassel
returned to Cassville Tuesday morning
Children who wear campaign hats
are all invited to Vandewall's gallery
next Monday afternoon to be photo
graphed in groups.
The prohibition lecture last night by
T. c. Richmond at the court house was
listened to by large audiance, and
with much interest.
Suffers from the fire wish to thank
the ladies of the place who rem
dered such efficient help in removing
goods from their buildings.
Among those who visited the city TO
see the ruins Wednesday we're editor
&. w Goldsmith of the Dial and J..
Simon now also of Boscobel.
MIR. G. w. Ripple with his wife and
daughter arrived last week from Stock
ton, Kansas. They are visiting Mrs.
Klipple's parents, Mr.. and Mr.. Aup-
perle.
w. g. Wescott, reporter of the Du-
buque Daily Times, was the first out
side newspaper man on the grounds
to get accounts of the fire
for his paper.
Among those who visited the campers
last Sunday were Win Vandewall and
family. He took along his camera and
took some views that show the pictur-
esque place and groups to the best adj
vantage.
Miss Maud Garyey started for Gales
burg, Illinois, Wednesday morning for
a visit of several months. Miss Laura
Schreiner takes her place as organist in
the Congregational church during
her absence.
Joe Cover surprised his friends in
Lancaster by appearing last Tuesday
evening. He says business
IS not booming Just now, so he
had time to visit his old home for
short time.
The HERALD was out at an I'M
expected early hour this week. Al
though its readers will not receive it
quite as early as usual Although
temporarily without home the HERALD
will continue to appear as before.
One Of the irreparable losses of the
'ecent fire, is the destruction of all the
lies of the GRANT COUNTY HERALE.
rhe the history of the county and more
the history of the town for
fifty years was contained in them, and
10 official record can make good the
oss.