Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-11-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Will Dobelin are happy
in the smile of little girl that gladden.
ed their hearts last Saturday morning.
j. II. Kern is now the authorized
agent for Sleeps Worlds Fair Book.
The book can be seen at his restau-
ant.
Mrs. j. G. Harshberger is quite sick
and suffers much from fever, and Sc
we're pains in tie face She feels some
better today.
William lockwood Esq is suffering
from a severe attack of malarial fever.
He is haveug any thing but comforts
bic time of it.
w. Barlow, one of our best known
and esteemed citizens, is confined to
his home by sickness. We hope if is
nothing serious.
German Electric Bets and Appli-
ances of al kinds. 7 them for
Rheumatism. For sale by f. Roche
fe.ler. Cassville.
Gus Posey, the liveryman, returned
from Eastman, Crawford Co, Sunday.
He ives called there on account of the
serious Illness Of his father.
Mrs John Pollock lost handbag,
on the road betw an here and Platte
vile, 1t contained a white apron.
Finder please leave at this office.
Miss Mary Kiley of Waterloo has SUI
fered severely from rheumatism for
some weeks past. She is now slowly
but we hope permanently recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Schreiner are
the recipients of many congratulations
from their numerous friends because of
the birth of daughter last Saturday.
Joe Watson, another Grant County
boy, holds the office of County Super
intendent of schools. His field Of sup
erYision is Turner County s. Dakota.
Who next?
John Duncan is still improving.
slowly but we hope permanently. He
was not at the agricultural meeting but
he is one of the executive committee
just the same.
Geo. p. MCPHERSON, Esq, of Ellen
boro, is building good house on his
property there. He will haYe done in
good time for gatherings during the
holiday season.
Mrs. N. w. Kendall of Wyalusing
has been suffering for some years from
ill but lately she has been quite serious
ly sick and her friends are somewhat
alarmed for her recovery.
Mrs. Jerdeau and her sister, Mrs.
Colburn from Platteville passed through
the city yesterday on their way to
Bloomington, to surprise their daughter
and niece, Mrs. Prof. Pearson.
Our old friend Egbert Rockefeller
from Cassville, made us pleasant call
Tuesday He wants to "belt" every
body who has rheumatism. He cured
himself and now wants to help others.
A special committee, consisting of R.
Meyer, Jr., John Wright, and C. l..
Harper, was appointed to report to the
January meeting upon snY advisable
changes in the premium list for next
year.
Evangelist Peterson will be in the
city about Jan. 1st, to assist Rev.
Smith in special religious services.
Rey Bell and wife from Patch Grove,
both excellent singers, will also help in
the work.
VIM. Bradt Esq. from Bradtville made
us pleasant call last week. He was
here as q witness in a dispute about
the value of some improvements made
upon large tract of land belonging to
Judge Mills.
viii Dyer, Jr., returned from Inde-
pendence, Ia, last Friday. While there
he drove SO as to secure record Of
2:24l for Ivica, 2:23 for Cedarwood and
? 80 for Lumpwood. This makes both
Wills happy.
Hon. H. ID. York, from Hazel Green,
has been attending court here for
week or more, looking after the inter-
ests of clients. He looks as well as he
did before the last twenty years lightly
touched him.
Messrs. Phin Walker, John Schreiner
and w. A. Graham went to Lake Mills,
a town beyond Madison, Wednesday
morning to investigate and probably in
vest in general creamery and dairy
for sale there Their plan is
20 change it to q cooperative institu-
ton and interest the farmers il its sue
cess. Better and more reliable men for
the successful management of such an