Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-02-14

81 Marshall John Miles. Tuesday even
ing February 10Th 70 which all are in
yitcd.
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Bailey died last Friday. The
funeral took place from the Methodist
church Saturday noon. Rev. Mar
cellus officiating.
/ George Kinney and wife, of Potosi
are both on the sick list Mr. Kinney
hurt his foot on a rusty nail some
4 time ago, aud the wound still remains
quite troublesome.
Miss May and Flo Hannum, Nina Nc
Pherson. Fannie Van Dyke and Alma
Curry went down TO Platteville Satur-
day 10 attend the Meg Sisters concert.
They report an enjoyable time and a
/ pleasant trip.
The case Of Frank Nrwman, OF
Bloomington, selling liquor without a
licenseSthat was nonsuited last week,
was reinstaled before Justice Baldwin
Yesterday. and was on trial at time of
going to press.
Thursday morning Gates and Willis
/ shipped a car load of hogs. Wednesday
James Mccormick shipped a load of
cattle and one Of hogs VIM. Divall,
and Bidwell and Club each shipped a
car load Of cattle the same day. Also
Il B Gillespie aud f. B. Phelps each
shipped car load Of hogs.
Florence. the little daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Orton, aged nearly
three Years. died last Wednesday of
membranous Group The funeral SER
vices were conducted Thursday after
noon At the residence by Rev. S. d.
Pulford. Heartfelt sympathy is extern
ded TO the bereayed ones by many
friends.
S. W. Losey, of Lacrosse, the Az
torney Of the Chicago. Burlington and
Northern Railway was in town Friday
and Saturday. perfecting the arrange
menis for trial of the case of the town
Of jamestown against the G. b. and
Northern Railway Co. The ease will
be tried in the coming term OF Court.
There is to be Farmers Institute in
Boseobel on Tuesday and Wednesday
February l9th and 20th The institute
will be under the direct supervision of
Superintendent Morrison, who will be
assisted by four or five of his workers
besides local talent Every body is in
vitsd TO be present and pleasant, in
structiye time is promised.
Saturday Feb 9Th, 1889, Master
Irwin Haltline was nine years of age.
His parents thought it would be nice to
give the little fellow u pleasant surprise
80 nine Of his associates were invited to
spend tie afternoon with him. The
little folks had good time playing,
after which large sleigh took the
whole party for q several hours ride.
4 large crowd were in attendance at
the Crazy Tea'' at John Schreiner's
last Thursday evening Reena Wood
ward and the Girls in her Sabbath
school class were dressed in crazy style.
Every thing was done out of the usual
proper and orderly way. Disorder and
confusion were the chief features of the
evening. Everybody had lots of fun
aud about @l6 in money was cleared.
The members of the Potosi Social
Dancing Club wish 10 remind every
one that their next regular meeting will
be held on the evening of February p.
The meeting will be held in their new
Hall in the Henderson Block. which
has recently been re-modeled and fitted
up to such an extent that it is now one
of the finest halls in Grant county.
Everybody is invited to be present at
the dedication. Music will be furnished
by the Dubuque String Band Come
one. Come all. BY order of Com.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ. f.
church in Fonnmore will give u Bazaar
in COVERS Hall Friday evening. A
reception parloris in connection where
refreshments will be served, ice cream,
cake, etc. Ten cents admission to
Reception Parlor viii be charged.
The Bazaat viii have booths to
represent each day Of the week.
No admission fee is charged to the
Bazaar. A pleasant time is antici-
pated and all are cordially invited TO be
present