Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-11-02

who have tried it.
Mrs. Edward Pollock, Mrs. S. r.
Greene, Judge Carter and wife and
many others went % the Fair last
week
Mrs. George Howe finally sold her
sunshiny southwest corner to DIR. F. E.
Strong who is building there stylish
house.
Col. John q. Clark came from Chi
cago last week very sick man, but we
are glad to be able to state that he is
now some better
Miss Matte Rogers. of the Teller
force, returned home last Sunday from
few days visit with relatives and
friends, in Bloomington.
Miss Mary Whitmore, the teacher of
the second intermediate department
was sick Monday and Tuesday. Miss
LAME Nye taught in her place.
Philip Grimm from the Sacs aud Fox
indian Agency in Oklahoma, and j. I.
Geiger from Cassville were in the city
last Sunday calling on friends.
S. e. Ransom. Esq. Of Mt. Ida, made
the HERALD office pleasant call last
week. There is always a chair here for
HIM whenever he is in the city.
Red Allerton, the well known horse
owned by Livingston Brothers is dead.
He cost S2500 when he was a colt and
$4,000 has been refused for him.
Chas. Day who has been connected
with the HERALD for several years, is
taking rest. lie has been off duty in
the Office since the first of October.
Judge Mills has been in town q few
days and attended church Sunday. He
says he does not grow old as fast as
some men, but he looks very feeble.
Mrs. Kizzie Garner is POW at home
in the corner residence formerly oceu-
pied by Mrs. Spencer. Her deft fingers
are ready to DO plain sewing and
knitting.
The beer contest at tne worlds fair
has been closed by giving the prize TO
the Anheuser Busch Brewing Associa-
ton of St. Louis. This is great glory
for st. Louis,
Hon. A. r. Bushnell is in the city at
tending court. Mrs. Kerr, best known
to her friends here as Mabel Bushnell is
also here spending a few happy days
with friends and relatives.
S. l.. Borab, ESQ.,, of Mt. Ida, sold
four loads of number one hogs at
number one price to our city buyers
Wednesday. No second class stuff ever
comes from Mr.. Barah's excellent
farms.
Chas DeLap very worthy young
man died of consumption at Boscobel
last Saturday. He leaves wife and
two children who have the sympathy of
the entire community in their sad be-
reavement.
The young man brought here from
Boscobel by Marshall Huff last Thurs
day for breaking into Rev. Mulch
mann's house and stealing s 81, plead
guilty and was sent to Waupun for one
year and half by Judge Clementson.
Since DR.. Reeds accident laid up his
arm, and DR.. Charles Moore is in
Montfort for a month, there ''might
have been" a tooth-slide at the other
dentists. DR.. Moore will open his
Office over Stone q Hassell's store next
month.
j. H. Kern wishes 10 inform the pub
lie that he has engaged baker and
candy maker of twelve years experience
and is now prepared to serve the pub
lie with anything in the bakery or candy
line. Orders for wedding or party cakes
promptly filed.
Herman Grimm. ESQ of Cassville,
was in the city Wednesday. The other
day we met Hon. Andrew Elmore who
for years was president of -he State
Board of Charities and Reform, but we
won't say here the goods things he said
about Mr.. Grimm.
The Ladies' Society of the Congrega-
tional church will hold their missionary
meeting at the parsonage on Friday
afternoon at O'Clock. The topic will
be Home Missions. The attendance of
the ladies of the church and congrega-
ton earnestly solicited.
j. II. Howe spent last Friday at the
Fair. He saws The day was perfect and
the attendance immense. Tifany's
diamond display and other precious
goods were closed from the near APP
proach Of visitors Those who went