Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-08-31


james McCluskv. Esq one of Mt.
Hopes thrifty citizens was in the city
on business Wednesday. Henry Darl-
ing from the same place came with
him.
Our Mt. Hope correspondent won
ders who will be the lady who will dust
MIR. Farnesworth's new furniture.
That's easy. Why Mrs. Framework
of course.
ldiss Lizzie Eplett of this city accom-
panied by her sister Mrs. C. b. Gray of
Galens, has gone to Chicago to spend
two weeks looking at the Worlds Fair
attractions.
Mrs. Leo Baumgartner left to-day for
her Dakota home. Her departure at
the close of her pleasant summer visit
will make the home of Geo. Muesse
lonely for awhile.
Jacob Dawson, Esq, one of the
most enterprising and successful
farmers in the vicinity f Rockville,
was in the city last Thursday. We
were glad to shake hands with him.
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Plant, in COM
pany with Miss Sylvia Garthwaite, left
Tuesday to visit friends ard relatives,
and also to spend few days at the
Free Methodist camp meeting, at New
Diggings.
Joe Nathan, Jr., surprised his people
and friends here last Monday by sud
denly making his appearance. He
comes from Seattle and will remain
some time. Evidently the west agrees
with him.
Miss Carrie Muesse, who successfully
taue lit the intermediate department in
our school last term. has gone to Platte.
Vile to attend the Normal. She takes
the Junior course this year and will fin
ish next year
T. A. Elwel. ESQ :. of Cassviile, spent
Monday here on business. He has
turned his excellent farm over to his
son and he and Mrs. Ewell are enjoy
ing a well earned rest in their pleasant
Cassvile home.
Senator Chas. Baxter, Mrs. Baxter
and little Martha are taking an outing
through the state They will visit Eau
Claire, Ashland, Superior, and Duluth
in their trip and return through the
lakes to Milwaukee.
Mr.. Ben Budworth and his sister,
Mrs. W. f. Gates. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Bennett, Mr.. john Carthew with his
sons Ray and Harry, and Mr.. Geo.
TAYLOR left on the train for the Worlds
Fair Monday morning.
The annual thanks offering meeting
of the Ladies Missionary Society, of
the Congregational church, will meet
in the social room on Friday, Sept. 1st,
at o clock Add to the interest of
that meeting by your presence.
BROKER Brothers new grist mill will
be in full operation in short time. The
machinery is all new, of the very best
make and as good flour can be made in
their mill as can be made in Minneapo
lis or any where else. Give it trial.
Miss Mile Duffner from Fennimore,
visited with Miss Delphia Oswald,
Tuesday. She was accompanied by
Misses Emilia and Emma Dorer, from
Cleveland, Ohio, who have been visit
ing their Aunt, Mrs. G. Werhle at
Fennimore.
Madison, Waukesha and Superior
are fixed upon as locations for the Kee-
ley Institutes in this stete. Eau Clair
is also talked of but not yet definitely
selected. Lewis Reyes, son OF E. w.
Reyes, will have charge of the one at
Madison.
III. ~. II. bdIDGl dOWH nun
Waukesha Monday but made a very
short visit with his Lancaster friends.
He was accompanied by Mr.. Robinson
from Boston, who is now at the head of
the Kelley Institute management in
this slate.
T. Brookens, Richard Graves, Lewis
BETTER, and Chas. Garvin, all veterans
of the Second Wis. Vol took dinner
with Mayor Carter at Dodgeville, yes
terday. OF course they had good
time and we will tell you more about it
next week.
You mustremember that unparalleled
offer made by C. W Longdon in this
issue. Three dollars isn't much money
but twelve pictures, in 5 different styles
will supply just dozen friends with
your likeness. This offer only holds
good ten days.
We have not carpenters enough in