Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-09-07

is visiting her relatives and friends in
Lancaster and vicinity. She is one OF
the popular Young ladies of Avoca and
has large circle of friends there.
Matt Klmmick of Waterloo is the
happiest man in nine states. The
cause is ample 1t is a smiling girl
baby that promises to make sunshine
in his home for many happy years.
Harry Barnett moved into his fathers
house. last week during his wife's alb
sence at Potosi Hereafter all who
wish to see Harry after regular business
hours will fpd him at Jed Barnett's.
Johnnie and Esther Ringold who have
been having a pleasant vacation with
their uucles. aunts and cousins a.
Shorrill' Mound, Iowa, returned this
week to be ready for school Monday.
A wonderful game of baseball was
played at Hurricane. between the Hur-
ricane and Shutdown mines. The form
er had six innings and the latter seven;
score Is to Is. in favor of the Corner
boys.
NJ. V. Burris has had his dwelling,
the Murphy residence. reprinted and
remodeled. 1t now ranks among the
finest looking residences in the CITY.
t he family moved in the first of the
week.
The Young Ladies Guild ofthe Silver
Cross of the Episcopal Church will give
an ice cream festival in the sample
room at the Wright House Thursday
evening, Sept. 9Th. Everybody cordial
" invited.
There will be a game Of baseball at
the Fair grounds this, Thursday, af-
se cen At o'clock, between Laneas-
ter and Tennimore for a purse of SO.
The game will be a good one. Adj
mission free
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred McNair left
Tuesday morning for Houghton. Mich
igan. where Mr.. McNair has $4,000
position as a teacher of mathematics
in a college ofMining and Engineering,
Mrs. Elizabeth Trainer, the mother
of Mike Tralnor the livoliest man in all
Woodman was taken severely i'll with
cholera morbus last Saturday. but
under skillful medical treatment is able
to be around again.
The vestibuled trains nos. AZ and As
now make regular stops at Cassvile
and Gen Haven. These trains are
equipped in the modern style aud
have every accommodation that is to be
found on sny first class train.
Mrs. Dustin Pierce nee Cooley, who
until recently has lived in Mason City,
Ia, is at her parents home in this city.
Mr. Pierce is expected to arrive in a
couple Of weeks and he and Mrs Pierce
will make this place their home
Miss Edith York, from Milwaukee,
who has been visiting friends aud
relatives in this city for few DAYS left
Wednesday afternoon for Hazel Green
where she will spend some time 10 the
pleasant home of Mr.. and Mrs. II. d.
York.
Geo w Dyer and Prof Frank Church
i'll came from Febnimore to spend a
few hours with Lancaster acquaintance
Tuesday. Mr.. Churchill is in the de-
partmental service at Washington, d.
c., and is now taking his annual fur
Tough.
Mrs. Frank Schreiner has gone to her
PlatieVille home tor few days. The
occasion that calls her there is a most
pleasant one, being nothing less than
the marriage of her sister, Fanny Wood.
ward, to one of Platteville's most es-
teemed young men.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. Meyer, Jr., and
Mrs. Meyer, Sr., left Saturday for a
two weeks sojourn at the White City.
Miss Jessie Meyer, who has been in
Washington the past year, will meet
them in Chicago and will visit Lancas-
ter before her return east.
Miss Annie Rogers, from Fennimore,
will teach the BUSHNELL school near
the poor farm The district officers
may congratulate themselves on having
made good choice, for Miss Rogers,
is a good scholar and bright, happy
dispositioned young lady.
Mr.. and Mis-. Jno. Mccall of Beloit,
Kansas. with their little daughter Mary
have been visiting Lancaster friends p
few days. They came here from the
World Fair but after few days visit
with friends in west Grant they viii re-
turn TO their Kansas home.
Mr.. and Mrs f. T. McDermott, who
have pleasantly spent the summer at