Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-07-11
1own and County Nems.

Notwithstanding the excessively hot
weather, Il b. Gillespie shipped car
load of hogs on Tuesday.
Married July 4th, 1889, by i. +.
Baldwin, Esq. at his residence in the city
Of Lancaster, Mr.. Edward llowell and
Miss Don Sandclback, both Of Mt. Ida
Mrs. Ben Bidgood died at her home
east of this city on the 4th of July of
heart disease Tho body was buried
in the Lancaster cemetery on Saturday.
John A. NoayiIl advertises his insnr-
ance companies III n card in this issue.
All wishing business in this line will
find him pleasant gentleman 10 deal
with.
Clerk Of tic Court W. A. johnson
picked one hundred and thirty quarts
Of strawberries this season, at his
home, on patch of land seventeen by
twenty five feet in dimension.
The Phoenix Fire Co. wish TO thank
tho ladies who took such pains to deco
rate their fro engine ON the 4th
BY order of JNo. PENDLEToN,
Captain Of Fire Co.
Dr. v. w. Richardson, of Detroit,
Mich. will be at the Wagner House
during the week July 18th To goth i'm
elusive. where he may DO consulted ON
All matters pertaining 10 his profession
win Stone and Henry Croft will fill
Rev } II. Ralph's appointments 10
preach at the Rock school house next
Sunday morning ut half past ten
o'clock, and n. Pine Knob in the even
ING. Rev Ralph will be present at
Pleasant Wow 10 assist Rev Handcastle
in services there
John Schreiner and wife and son
Bert, left on tho tuesday morning train
for Two llarbors, Mimi. where they
have gone TO visit their son Adolph and
daughter Mrs. Will N. Moulton. They
were accompanied by Carrie Nathan
who has gone 10 visit her brother Frank
Nathan in West Superior
The HERALD is indebted TO secretary
+ b. IIeimStrect of the Rock County
Agricultural Society, for season ticket
and premium list Of their 25th annual
exhibition, Il he held NJ GAINESVILLE Sept.
TO- IL, T., Is The pamphlet is well
gotten up and neatly printed by the
GAINESVILLE Printing Co., and gives prom
ise Of nm unusually interesting fair.
Artist d. S McDadnolls has rented
the old Catholic church as a place in
which to exhibit his wonderful sketches
and scenery of the Rocky Mountains in
Colorado The sketches are taken from
nature by the Artist and he expects
soon 10 give public exhibition of his
artistic work. Mr. Mechanics has been
doing some fine frcsco work on the
Methodist church, which he will COM
pleto by the middle of next week.
After six years of almost constant at
tention TO business. DIR. L. f. Crane.
eontemplates taking a vacation. Few
Young men have attended SO closely 10
business, he only having had one week 5
vacation during that time. and that
was when he was married His wife
and son Howard aro visiting relatives
in Canada and lie expects to join them
the last 81 July. Notice is given in
another column Of the time of his de.
parturc snd return
Special Indian Agent Geo. w. Parker
Geo w Goldsmith editor Of the DIAL.
) II Bishop, Propretorof tho Central
House; Atty 4. j. Brooks and son
Louis Eherlo. f. &, Bryan, VIM. Mel
SOP G. 4 Armstrong, Ed. and Bruce
Meyer H. J Brooks, W. G. Palmer
and John Ruka, came down from BoS
cobel on Wednesday 10 attend the cas-,
between 6. W. McCnrdy and the Stat,
Of Wisconsin, the former being charged
with gross fraud. The case is now OF
trial before Justice G B. Wheeler.