Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-07-23

One Of the heaviest thunder storms of
the season swept ovel he city early
Wednesday morning. y good deal OF
rain fell which will benefit the corn
crop.
Andrew Kern, the Ehenboro miller
has purchased the Potosi steam Touring
mills. Mr.. Kern is a successful miller
and lucrative business is merited in
his new field.
The Review School at Soring Green
opened July IS with an enrolment OF
seventy-fye pupils. In four days the
number has increased to 10 and still
others are expected.
The Monona Lake Assembly opened
at Madison Tuesday. From this place
the following persons are attending:
W. Barlow and wife and Misses Mary
Bellows. Florence eastman, Belle Bart
lette, Mollie Reynolds and Clara Bar
stow.
The Iowa County Fair will be held at
Dodgeville Aug. 20, q and %. This is
the Seth annual exhibition and the socie-
ty will offer more extensive and better
displays in the various departments.
The HERALD acknowledges receipt of
complimentary.
The Wright House is in the hands of
the carpenters this week. The office is
being greatly enlarged and other inn
provements in keeping with the times,
are being made. When completed this
favorite resort will stand with the van
guard of W sconsin hostelry.
/ Mrs VIM Galloway died SUDDENLY at
the home of her husband in Beetown
Saturday morning. She was daugh-
ter of Capt. Hail. formerly prominently
connected with a large mining COM
pany of that place, Deceased leaves
two small children. She was buried
Tuesday.
Several hundred feet of sewer pipe
have been placed on the ground for the
laying of main from Rudersdorf &
Trentszch's Saloon to the creek in the
eastern part of town. This is move
which has been badly needed for some
time, as the stencil at times that arose
from the gutter, was almost unbear-
able.
The Dodgeville Chronicle thus sets
forth the extreme morality of that city.
There has not been q criminal suit
commenced in the city of Dodgeville for
over seven months, the churches are
filled every Sunday, and the morals and
good order of the city are not excelled
by any city, town or village in the
state.
Rev Peterson closes his tent meet
ings at Mt. Ida next Sunday. They
have proven very successful and a
number of accessions will be made to
the NJ. E. Church. He has been assist
ed during the series by Rev. Greer, pas
tor. Next Sunday morning the ordi-
nance of the Lords supper will be adj
pinistered, and IN the afternoon that of
Baptism.
The Blind Boone Concert Company
came to Lancaster the second time last
Wednesday and the large house gath.
cred to witness the performance test.
fed the popularity gained on the first
visit several years ago, and those who
had not heard Boone before were no
disappointed. In fact everybody was
well pleased. The green parrot also
made many friends by its courteous
manner and will not soon be forgotten.
The annual Reunion of the Iron Bri.
gre de, consisting of the oath, Mich.
10Th Ind; and the End, 9th and 9TH Wis
consin; will be held this year Aug. 4th
and 9TH, at Detroit, Michigan. The G.
A. K. Encampment will be held the
same week and special rates will be
made by Railroads. The Iron Brigade
is fast diminishing in number, ard this
will be the last opportunity of many
veterans to meet by camp fire the old
comrade.
JUSTICE WHEELER'S COURT.
On Thursday tramp was taken up
and given five days. lie says he comes