Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-06-20


Don't forget the celebration at Fenni-
more.
James Mulrooney is sufficiently well
TO be around again
This section is well represented at the
Boscobel reunion.
Geo. Baxter was in Lancaster ON
Friday.
Chas. Wheeler cut deep cash in his
right foot while chopping
Mrs. Brunson left on Thursday for
Whitewater 10 attend the commence
ment exercises of the Normal school.
Chas p. Him and Chas p. Breehler
were in Boscobel last Friday
Joe Morrison and Him, Hildebrand
& Co., each lost valuable horse last
week.
Arthur is The name of the little boy
that arrived at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. }. Nj. Gelyin a short time ago.
Miss Alice Parish, of Monitors, ia
teaching northeast of Fennimore
Miss Emma Philbric is home from
Platteville, where she has been attend
ing the Normal.
Hal Billig entertained Lis cousin here
over Sunday, a salesman for whole
sale lace house.
Miss Nellie Woodward spent Sunday
in Lancaster. Her millinery establish
ment at this point is very popular.
j. +. Doan has given his house and
shop good painting, adding greatly to
its appearance.
Chas. Dankleil cut his hand severely
the other day while stretching barb
wire.
Mrs c. V. Billig left on Monday for
Chicago, where her daughter-in-law,
Mrs, Ollie Phelps, graduates in con
seryatory Of music
Geo. Kruel, Esq, is in Iowa this week
attending the sessions Of tho German
Synod of Iowa and adjacent states.
Mrs. j, L. Doan and children have re-
turned from their Minnesota visit, much
TO the delight of John, who was begin
ming to feel lonesome and forsaken
Mrs. &. Wherle and Miss Mile Dun-
ner started on Monday for Cleveland.
Ohio, on an indeGnate visit with rela-
lives at that place.
Miss Cynthia Green, who has been
visiting with her cousin, Miss Hattie,
left on Monday for her home, Hebron,
Indiana.
Robt Miller sustained severe acct
dent a short time ago, in breaking his
leg, which will lay him ap, for some
time 10 come. IL was caused by jump
ing from the roof of one building TO that
OF lower one, whlo engaged in the
process Of shinglng.
Married On June 9th 1850. at tho
Troutman House in The city of Bosco-
bel, by }. Mclaughlin, Esq, Mr..
Christian Ruchte. and Miss Mary A.
ID. Pollman, both of Hickory Grove
In reporting tho graduating exercises
Of the High School last week, the names
and essays of two of the class were in
advertently changed around. The title
of Miss Anna Rogers paper was "Edu-
cation Necessary to Liberty" and Miss
Myrtle Smiths Success and Failure"
instead Of visa versa, rs published. II
detracted nothing, howe er. Of the rela-
tive worths and merits of the several
papers.
VIM. Biederman, leader Of the Fenni- !
more band, has received from the cele-
brated manufactury Of G. g. Conn,
Indiana, fine silver, J. flat Wonder, "
cOmet, which is truly the wonder" Of !
the band, and which Mr.. Biederman
prizes highly. 1t is an expensive instru
ment, costing about forty dollars.
Geo. Neiman and Miss Carrie Wilten-
berg were united in marriage at Sum-
ner, Iowa, on Thursday, June 9th.
They arrived ut Fennimore last week.
George feels peculiarly happy in having
won Tor life companion, such an esti-
mable young lady. She was resident
OF Sumner, Fayette Co, In. A host Of
friends join heartily in wishing the
happy couple unbounded success and
cloudless journey through life.
Arrangements for holding Farmer
Sales snd Exchange days" have been
at Boscobel. X. r. Green.
of Fennimore is prcsid, nj, aud Va Il.
Pittman, Of Boscobel, secretary Of the
The first sale day viii be
held at BOscobel, July 10th, after that,
at other places alternately. The COM
mittee men from Fenmmore are Messrs
Geo. Kruel aud John Monteith.