Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-10-10

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Rhodes Gray and henceforth will run II
with Will Mcpherson.
Mrs. John Carthew enterts ned a
company Of her lady friends al tea on
| Thursday afternoon at six o'clock.
Rey. j. A. Rmgold went TO Madison
Monday TO be present at tae Synod OF
the German Presbyterian church.
Charles Hyde left last week Tuesday
to take place as teacher OF mathemat-
les in the Council Bluff High School.
| Rev. S. S Grinnell and wife went 10
Beetown Wednesday 10 attend the fn-
neral Of Mrs. Emma Sprague.
Miss May Elton left for Raraboo.
| Wednesday morning 10 remain several
weeks with her sister Mrs. Rose Finney
Mrs Jno. q. Clark and i. A Barr
and wife have gone 10 Nebraska 10 visit
q few weeks with friends and relatives.
Jehile Hyde and wife started Tuesday
for Grand Island. Nebraska, 10 visit
their daughter, Mrs. Jos. Woolsien-
| holme.
&c. Holloway, Of Cloverdale, Cal.
is making y business trip 10 This cnnniy
this week. He made pleasant call at
the Herald office.
M Alaxanhar and orandchtId
Alande Lane, left Tuesday for Emmets-
burg, Iowa. to visit several weeks with
relatives.
Miss Myrtle Smith. Of Fennlmore, at-
tended Supt. Harper's special examin-
alton for teachers certificates ON Friday
and Saturday.
Mrs. Marsh Hess, nee l.anra Bnrks,
of this city. ami son Albert, OF Topeka,
Kansas, are gresls at the home of Ed
ward Pollock.
Mrs. Mitchell and daughter fhSr
returned home Friday from Dakota
where they spent the simmer with Mrs.
Fred Falley.
Mrs. r. b. Showalter departed for
Muscalunge Monday to enjoy weeks
recreation and visit with old time neigh
hors and friends.
Mrs. Emma Sprague died at the home
of her son Harley Spragne near Bee
town Saturday evening after several
months of suffering.
OFT Stephens and family have returned
here TO live from Woonsockei, Dakota.
They will reside ON the farm owned by
p. Stephe ms. west of Lancaster.
&. II. Basford and VIM Webb re-
turned from Chicago Saturday. They
were met by their sons Walter Webb
and Fred Basford at Montfor.
Mrs. DR. Cutler. Mrs. Greene, Miss
Slaght. Miss Hotchkiss. and Miss Fan
ME Sandford, OF Platteyille, visited
friends in this city over Sunday.
Mrs. Rose Cramer and little son John
and mother, Mrs. Pendleton, left Satnr-
day for Chicago where they will remain
for Ten days visit with friends.
Thos Watson and wife and little
carrie johnson all came over from LV-
ingston Wednesday and spent tho day
at Clerk Of the Court w. A. .Johnson's.
Conductor John Zieninger and wife
left Saturday on the special train bound
for Washington to attend the Masonic
Conclave. They will be gone two weeks.
c.. r. Thomas went 10 Chicago Mon
day to buy goods. He was accompanied
by his wife and little son and daughter
who will take in the sights Of the city
Mrs. Martin Oswald, Mrs. Wool stem
holme, Mrs. John Oswald and Mrs.
George Muesse went TO Fennimore Sat-
nrday and visited at Jacob Baumgart-
ner's until Monday.
Rev. W. j. c. Ralph, of Mifflin. ar
rived in this city Monday 10 remain all
the week 10 assist Rev. j. II. Ralph
and Rev. j. Blenkir sopp in missionary
work.
Katie Kiley was taken by Sheriff
F. &. Thompson 10 MENDOZA Hospital
an Wednesday. Her insanity was
caused by sickness brought on by fall
two years ago.
Alfred Humphrey, formerly highly
respected citizen of Glen Haven, now a
wealthy farmer in Brush Greek, Iowa.
was in this city this week attending to
business matters.
Joe IVeY, who has position in the
employ of the r. K. Company, in Mad.
iso7. spent Sunday with relatives and
friends at home, returning to his post of
duty Monday.
Engineer A. Gleason, who runs on
The regular way freight train, spent
last week visiting relatives in Galena
and taking in the fair. His place dur
ing his absence was filled by Engineer
Montgomery. Saturday MIR. Gleason
took the place Of Engineer Styled on
the Gslena Passenger Train.