Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-07-04

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f. Curiiss, the clerk in J. II. Bald
wins jewellery store, has gone TO spend
week with relatives in Patch Grove.
Misses AbDie and Hattie White. OF
Milwaukee have come home to spend
the summer vacation with their parents
here.
I. J. Brooks, Esq, of Boscobel, ac-
companied by his wife and children
were in this city short time on Thurs
day They went on to Platteville the
same day.
Mrs. Dahlman, of Chicago, formerly
Miss Sarah Ferguson, of this place, is
here on n visit to her parents and
friends.
Mrs. Eugene Miller entertained a
company of her lady friends at II six
o'clock tea on Wednesday evening of
last week.
p. Rosemond. of Plattcyille, is in this
city canvassing for cook book. He
also has "The Valley of Death or The
Johnstown Horror
Mrs. Emma Coburn, of Dakota, ar
rived in this city on Saturday. She has
come TO stay some time with her broth
or Samuel Barstow.
viii Altizer, John Harcleroad. Law
renee Fezer, Rob't Orc and VIII Wag-
ner spent day with Platteville friends
the first of the week.
Miss Nellie Murphey finished her
term of school teaching in Patch Grove
on Friday and returned TO her home in
this city for tho summer.
Mrs. John Street, of Chicago. with
her son and daughter, have como to
make visit at tho paternal home in
this city OF T. b. Phelps
Orlando Thomas, of Montfort, came
oyer 10 this city on Monday to enjoy a
short rest and visit with his brother
County Clerk Jno. A. Thomas.
Mrs. Henry Lille, of Madison, spent
Wednesday and Thursday with her
husband in this city. Mr.. Lille is fire.
man on the way freight train.
f. Nj. Lowry spent Sunday in Galena.
He returned home on Monday accom-
panied by his little daughters Lottie and
Beth and their grandmother Mrs. Wag-
goner.
Mrs Stewart Ried, who hasbeen visit
ing relatives in Homer for some time,
returned homo last week. She was
accompanied by her brother Elijah
Barlow.
Mrs. Greene and daughters Miss Min
ME and Mrs. +. 4. Burns passed
through this city Tuesday on their
way TO Potosi. They were Just return
ing from visit in Marinette.
Geo. ii. Lewis has been elected
director of the POtosi school board in
place of Jas. w. Seaton. Mr.. Seaton
has been member Of the school board
off and on for more ;han forty years
Mrs. F. l.. Durand, of Crookston,
Mimi, formerly Miss Nellie Barber of
this place, accompanied by her son Jay
and little daughter Lois, arrived here
on Saturday 10 spend several weeks
visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. Charles ID. Griffin, assisted by
Miss Edith Decker, gave a pleasant pic
mic party TO her Sabbath school class
on Thursday. The little folks had n
merry time and enjoyed their lunch in
shady grove of Anton Schmitt's.
William Adkins, of Lima, who was a
member of Co. ID" 1st Regt. Indiana,
IL. A., and Burton Sumner, of Hurri-
cane, veteran of Capt. Farquharson's
Co. &C. %" Wis. Vol, havo recently
secured pensions through tho agency of
+. S. Kidd.
Hank Gleason, better known rs the
wolf hunter, receivedtwo young fawns
from Dakota on Friday. They were
only twelve days old but are regular
beauties. Mr.. Gleason will have them
on exhibition in tent to-day with q
live badger, wolf, red fox, wild cat and
other attractions.
Rev. 7. G. Grassie, Sect'y of Wiscon-
sin Board of the American Home Mis-
sionary Society, passed through this
city Monday morning on his way TO his
home in Milwaukee. He preached in
the Mt. Zion church on Sunday morn
ing and in the evening delivered an adj
dress to large congregation in Potosi.
He was attended to this city by Rev.
L. M. Corey, of Potosi.
NORMAL REVIEW.
The yearly gathering of teachers met
Monday morning in the High school
room under Prof. e. r. Showalter.
Thirty teachers were enrolled the first
day; Grace Thomas, Clara Budd,
Laura Barber, Sarah Greene, Fannie
Book, Villa Trowbridge, Velma Trow-
bridge, Nettic lockwood, Dora Wan
yer, Martha Bollard, Mabel Mccoy,
May Nathan, Allen Klbouln, Coe Nc
Kinney, Eta Hannum. Mary Freeman,
Fannie Freeman, Nellie Decker, Della
Parks, Elva Barber, of this city; Alice
Mulaley, Bloomington; Edith Fellow,
Linden; Ida Govier, Mt. Ida Sophia
Austey, Blanch Sprague, Beetown; Car
RE Baxter, Ida l.. G0vier, Fennimore;
Ralph Irwin. Hurricane; Mary Lowry,
Burton; Dollie Fry, Sitter. Students
NAV enter at any time.
REGULAR MEETING OF CITY COUNCIL.
July 2, 1889.
Members of the council all present
except Alderman Black. Minutes of
last meeting read and approved.
Petition for sidewalk commencing ut
the corner of Washington and Baxter