Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-07-18

from her aunt and cousin. Mrs. f. A.
Ray and daughter of New Haven,
Conn.
Miss Mile Humphrey is visiting
friends in Patch Grove and Brush
Greek. Ia. She will be away several
weeks.
Miss Mollie Ryan and Miss Rena
Wildman If North Andover spent
a few days last week with Lancaster
friends.
The ASYLUM Trustees Messrs
Grimm, Scott and Macarthur met for
official business in Lancaster last
Tuesday.
yanDyke & vanDyke & Carter is
the name of the law firm of which the
Hon. W. T. Carter recently became a
member.
The ..boom extra" last Tuesday
night was not issued by Grandpa
Whiskers. He does not much like
booms anyway.
Miss Mantle Hatch of Bloomington.
who has been spending a very pleas
ant week with Miss Gertie Prior, re-
turned Sunday.
Public Temperance meeting in the
Methodist church Monday evening.
Interesting program. Everybody in
vited to attend.
Shullsburg is struggling with a
water works question. too. With
them it is a case of the Moran spring
vs.. the Bullpump.
Lost-A X. P. charm with black
braid cord attached, July 4th in
Lancaster. Finder is requested to
leave at HERALD office.
Thomas Orion. has hay for sale
some that has just been shipped in.
Parties that are in need of that article
should give him a call.
j. b. johnson of Montfort while in
Richland Center recently IN business,
was knocked down by a runaway
horse and severely injured.
Miss Laura McMillin took her de-
parture for her home in Boscobel
Saturday, where she will spend the
summer with her parents.
Mr.. Frank f. Bieg, assistant mana
ger of the Shoe Dept. in Carson.
Pirie, Scott & Co.. of Chicago. is
home for a two weeks vacation.
/ The members Of Calanthe Temple
installed new officers on Wednesday
evening, which ceremony was follow
ed by a banquet at Pendleton's cafe.
Editor Pollock shows his consistency
by fighting water works and at the
same time sponging off OF his neigh
bors to supply his W house with
water.
Those who are shipping their but
ter to John H. Palmer & Co.. 1873 S.
Water St. Chicago, are highly
pleased with the prices and treatment
they receive.
Hon. A. r. Bushnell of Madison
was in town Tuesday. He was ac-
companied by Mrs. Bushnell. who
will visit q few days with Mrs. Has
sell and other friends.
The Benton Times recommends a
tournament of Southwestern Wiscon-
sin base ball clubs and suggests
Shullsburg or Darlington as a suit
able place for holding it.
The Dodgeville high and public
schools viii be presided over by Prof.
o. J. Shuster next year. Prof. Shuster
formerly principal at Oconowowoc,
ranks high in his profession.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment of the Rockford business college
on another page. This college is one
of the best equipped and most reliable
schools of its kind in the Northwest.
Miss Helen Strong returned to
Chicago Monday. having been sum-
moned home by the critical illness of
her brother, DR.. Strong. We are
pleased to hear the doctor is much inn
proved.
Prof. McIver. principal of the
Prairie du Chen high school was in
the city recently. Mr.. McIver is one
of the many prominent educators OF
Wisconsin, who have been reared in
OIdlI COuutl.
Mr.. David Williams Of Cassville
spent a couple Of days in Lancaster
this week. He says the &. A. r.. post
and citizens of Cassville are making
preparation to entertain a large crowd
at the soldiers reunion in August.
Attorney Lowry was in Cassville
Wednesday on legal business. He
brought home with him for his child
rem a beautiful Mexican pup which is
quite a curiosity to the Youngsters Of
the neighborhood.
Mrs. Roy Williams a1d children
Warner and Irene. of Sioux Falls SD.
Mrs. Thomas Mann aud children OF
Switzerland. Iowa. and Mrs. r. Brown
of PALMYRA, Wis, are guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. J. s. Williams.-Hazel