Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1892-10-27

morning. His condition was alarming
for short time bat it yielded to medic
al skill. and there is every reason to
hope that he will soon be in his usual
good health.
Eyert Brooks, of Bloomington, has
accepted tie position of clerk at the
Grand Central. and has assumed his
duties, IN that capacity. Evert is well
known in this city. and a cordial well
come to citizenship is extended by his
many friends.
There are many in Lancaster who will
be pleased to know that Mrs. Maggie
Wilson, from Kentucky is visiting friends
in the city, When she was a resident
here she was known as Maggie Bethel,
the daughter of DR.. Bethel. well
known citizen away back in the COS.
Or. and Mrs P. A. Clark accompan-
led by their daughter-in-law have re-
turned to Lancaster and will again
make their home here. The doctor is
not in robust health but hopes to be
benefited by the change from La Crosse
10 Lancaster. Their old home and a
large circle of acquaintances here bid
them most cordial welcome.
Hon. Ed. NJ. Lowry. republican
nominee for district attorney, will
speak at the following places this week;
Thursday "a, at Georgetown; Friday
2S, at Brodtville; Saturday 90. at Rog-
er's Hollow school house. Every one
should hear Mr.. Lowry, who gives his
audience an able and truthful address
on the chief political issues of the day,
Married. at the Methodist Episcopel
parsonage, Lancaster, Wis, Oct. 25, at
500 p. NJ. by Rev. II. ID. Smith. Mr..
Henry Fosbinder to Miss ida p. Bid
dick both of Montfort, Wis. The Young
people left for their home at Montfort
on the afternoon train. Mr.. Fosbinder
is a successful young merchant, and his
wife highly respected young lady. We
wish them happiness.
Owing to the fact that Hon. Ed M.
Lowry of this city, republican nominee
for district attorney, is to speak at the
Brodtville school house Friday evening
of this week, the basket sociable
arranged for, by the ladies of Brodt-
vile, has been postponed one week.
The sociable has been changed from
basket to shadow party, which guar
antees a pleasant and interesting time
to all who attend.
James Treloar has just returned from
journey which he made through Him
DIS for the purpose of selecting some
fine pigs. He visited a large number of
the best known pens in the state and
succeeded in securing several ofihe best
bred pigs he could find. He purchased
enc that weighs 600 lbs. though only in
good condition. These pigs cost money,
but Mr., Treloar believes that blood tells
and proposes to keep the best stock
hogs that can be had.
The caucus last Saturday called for
the purpose of electing delegates to at
tend Senatorial convention, chose the
same delegates that represented Lancas-
ter before. Things are in such an ever
lasting muddle as to ''Where we are at
| 4bot yo4h;nrr ,yary- daEn;ta CON bo ,.aoob
ed as to time or place of meeting. These
haye to be hinged upon the action
of the second special session of the
Vilas-Wall- Bragg reform legislature. :"
Gen. K. A. Cameron, the war vete-
ran. from Colorado, Grated at Montfort,
Fennimore and Cuba City to large and
enthusiastic gatherings the first of the
week, and will speak at Potosi Thurs
day evening, Patch Grove Friday even
ing, and at Bloomington Saturday
evening. The General has very
prominent place among the political
orators of his state, and none should
fail to embrace the opportunity to hear
him.
A large enthusiastic audience listened
to au eloquent address by Hon. James
Monahan, at the city hall, Friday night.
Mr.. Monahans speech is conceded by
all to be one of the best delivered here
this fall, aud as compared with Gen'l
Braggs, was much more argumentive
and convincing. A grand torch light
procession, in which the ladies club,
numbering forty-two, participated,
came off at $50 P. NJ. in honor of the
speaker.
Walter w. Pollock of Milwaukee.
was home on visit to his parents. last
week. Walter has taken several decis-
i've steps up the ladder of fame and
prosperity since his advent as news
paper man. He is at present interested