Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-10-05

ton Saturday and Sunday.
Married; At Sinsinawa Mound, Wis.
Sept l8th, BY John Murphy, Esq Mr..
Frank Sticher Of Dubuque, Iowa. to
Miss Mary Hefner of Boston.
Thos. G. Stephens, an old and widely
known citizen Of Hazel Green. has been
appointed to the postmastership there,
to succeed James Edwards.
Master Frnk Day. son of Geo. W.
Day. Esq. Of Mt. Hope spent a few
pleasant days visiting here with his
friend Clay Better last week.
Married: At the parsonage at Mt.
Hope Oct. 2nd, 1898, by Rev. Father
MeNulty. Mr.. Lyman Hill to Miss
Mary Johll both of Wyalusing.
Fred Burr has a novelty in the shape
Of a scarf pin it being nothing less than
a lively little chameleon that seems
quite at home on Fred's bosom.
We are promised rich musical treat
early in November. The inimitable
Chicago Lady Qusrtette, which is better
than ever before will be here then.
Miss Carrie Nucsse came home from
Plattevile through Fridays rain to spend
two or three days. She is happy over
her work in the State Normal School.
The Women of the Foreign Missionary
Society will meet in the chapel Of the
NJ. E. church Wednesday, October 10th.
All are cordially invited Tea as usual.
Frank Alexander Esq and Mrs.
Alexander of Mt Hope were in the
city visiting friends and mixing bust
ness with pleasure last Monday and
Tuesday.
Geo. n. Baker Esq of Mt. Hope
with wife and grand son have been Wis
iting at the beautiful home of Mrs. Lyd-
ia BIdwell Just north of the city for a
few days
w. P. Stone, ESQ. has purchased the
comfortable property owned by James
Williams in the east part of the city.
Here Mr.. and Mrs. Stone will make
their new home.
There should be lots of enjoyment
for lovers of speed and horse flesh al
the Livingston races this week. The
track is IN good condition and there
are seventy-six entries.
The Congregational Ladies' Mission
AIRY meeting viii be held at the parson-
age on Friday, beginning at o'clock
p. m Topic for the meeting will be
Work among the Negroes.
C. &. Van Buren, has been installed
postmaster at Monfort. He was post.
master there under President Cleve-
lands previous administration so he will
prove an old hand ct the business.
Sam Clifford, the genial conductor on
the horseshoe line, between Fennimore
and Woodman, was in the Hub Tuesday.
Sam has whole host of friends here
who are always glad to welcome him.
Mr.. John Miner of Salt Lake City,
but for about twenty three years a resi-
dent of this community, spent few
days of last week calling on old friends
here. Time deals gently with Mr.. M.
Two hundred and eighty one marri-
ages have so far been registered this
year in Grant County and 225 births,
and only So deaths. This shows that
the joys of life far outweigh the sor-
rows.
Hayes Duncan, at Watertown, S. d.,
has been very sick with typhoid fever.
His brother Budd, left here Tuesday to
90 to him, telegram having reached
here stating that Hayes had suffered
relapse
Station Agent Decker is confined TO
his home with a succession of chills ac-
companied by fever. We hope ne will
be able to shake them off in very short
time. He is not happy when he is kept
away from his work.
d, H. Budd, formerly one of the most
prominent and popular men in Ian
caster, died recently at the home of his
son, Frank Budd near Waupaca, Wis.
A more extended notice will be in the
HERALD next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bennett, Of
Dodgeville, spent a few pleasant DAYS
in this city last week, at the home Of
their son, J. T. Bennett Mr.. Bennett
has large mining interests in the
vicinity Of Dodgeyille
Miss Anna Scanlau aud her brother
Thomas from Mt Hope left Woodman
for the World fair Tuesday. Miss
Scaelan was there q week in June and
they will now remain until they have
seen all they care to see.