Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-04-10

u y. humphrey HAS SOAC lAtO tAC
meat market with ID. Needham. the
firm now being Nee1ham & Humphrey.
After several months visit with par
ents in this city. Miss Laura Burrows
left Thursday, for her home in \. Da-
kota.
Hal. Kinney returned home last Sat
urday. and being a full hedged dentist,
will begin work in this city with DIR.
Reed.
S. E. Reed has purchased four lots in
the north part of the city, and has be-
gun the erection of dwelling house
thereon.
Geo. Goldsmith, of the BoscoBEL
DIAL, visited friends in this city last
week, and while in town called on the
HERALD.
E. j. Cole was suddenly called to his
former home. at Gratiot. by the death
of his niece Miss Allie Campbell, dau-
ghter of Senator Campbell.
Judge Moves has been appointed a
member of the board of University
Regents, in place OF George Koeppen,
who declined reappointment.
DIR. P. A. Clarke is packing up lis
household goods, expecting to start the
last of this week for La Crosse, where
he will make his future home.
j. +. Lane, who has been attending
strictly to his duty as night Waterman
in the State prison for sometime past,
has been spending few days at home.
Chas. H. Donkliff of Fennimore, and
Adeline r. Matthews of Hickory Grove
were married March % at the nj. E.
Parsonage. Rev. E. F. Marcellus
officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Hill have taken
rooms in the Hubbard house, the rooms
which they formerly occupied in Mrs.
w. B. Baxter's house will be taken by
Joseph Bennett.
Misses Grace Ballantire g, Cora Vince
ler, and Letha Brady, of Bloomington,
and Mary Lawless of Mt Hope, attend
ed teachers examinati in this city
Friday and Saturday.
The public schools opened Monday.
after a weeks vacation, with a large
attendance. The Primary departments
were so crowded that another room was
fitted up for part of the pupils.
Messrs Daley and Mcmahon have
made decided impro. Jment in the APP
pearance of their residences near the
depot, by surrounding them with row
of ornamental trees and shrubbery.
Quite a number of the students in the
public school attended teachers ex-
animation last Friday and Saturday,
it being necessary for them to have
third grade standings to enter the High
School.
The Young Peoples Society of Chris
tian Endeavor extend cordial invita-
ton to all to attend their County Con-
vention to be held Saturday and Sunday
of next week, at the Congregational
church.
Farmers are busy with their spring
work. The work of preparing the
ground for seeding is being rapidly
pushed, and in few weeks the brown
fields of winter will have put on the
garb of summer.
Easter Sunday brought out large
congregation to all of our churches,
standing room being hardly obtained.
An unusual large number drove in from
the country although the roads are
almost impossible.
Dentist G. c. Marlow, whose new
advertisement appears in this issue, is
at present in Potosi, and will remain
there during the month. DR.. NARROW
has just graduated from the Iowa Dent
al College and is up on the latest dental
lore.
Teachers examination was held in
this city last Friday and Saturday at
the School house, about eighty being in
attendance. This closed the series of
spring examinations and now Supt.
Harper has plenty of good solid work
in correcting the papers.
Re-. Father Rossbach, Cassville. will
answer the lecture recently delivered by
Rev. CD. Stevens, on "Some Essentials
to Republic" which was published
in the !nler about two weeks ago The
answer appears in last weeks paper.
The Bennett is one of the prominent
features of the discussion.
Among last weeks bills printed at this