Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-07-25

of Athletic day exercises.
Miss Mary Griswold has returned
from Chicago where she has been
teaching the past winter.
Mrs. Carrie Miles left for her home
in Iowa this week after a visit of sew
eral weeks with relatives here.
W. d. suttle of Flora was in the
city recently aud improved the OPP
p%ortunity by subscribing for the HER
AID.
Judge Webb recently appointed to
the supreme bench, has declined the
position. The vacancy is not vet
filled.
Prof. +. w. McNair and family are
spending the summer in this vicinity
resting and visiting with friends and
relatives.
Miss Britomarte Woodward after
spending several weeks with Mrs.
Frank Schreiner has returned to
Platteville.
Miss Bessie Clary Of Darlington has
accepted the position of first assistant
of the Fennimore High school for the
coming year.
The prizes for the winners Athletic
day are numerous and valuable. They
are displayed IN Michaelis Is Roberts
store windows.
The annual reunion of the Early
Settler Association of Dubuque coun-
ty, Iowa, will be held at Stewards
park August LIST.
Arrangements have been made for
a game of ball at the fair grounds
next Friday afternoon between Lam
caster and Potosi.
Mrs. Block and Mr.. Frank Green of
Galesburg, H.. are visiting friends in
the city. Mrs. Block is a sister of
Mrs. Eugene Hyde.
Mrs. McGregor. wife Of Prof. Me-
Gregor, and Mrs. DR.. Gasser of
Platteville honored the HERALD office
with a call Tuesday.
The state denta, society closed its
session last week. Dentist j. II.
AtC1A III 1tiCIldliCC Uttt IL OH
again ready to serve the public.
M. Ertz. s~on-in-law Of John Ank
was kicked in the side BY a horse last
week. The blow broke one of his
ribs besides i~nficting severe bruises.
The families Of DR.. Godfrey. l.. and
F. Fisher left Tuesday to camp by the
Father OF Waters near Baglev. Mrs.
Taylor Of Bloomington accompanies
them.
Now is the time to make your en-
tries for the Athletic Dav races. This
viii be Lancaster's big day. Get a
prize list and entry blank OF G. W.
Burr, Sec'y.
Four of P%latteville's leading young
men honored Lancaster with a visit
last week. They were Messrs Guer-
don Buck. I. P. Carter. A. Sanford
and Chas Schnitzler.
Mr.. Geo. A. Moore is shipping large
quantities of stock to Chicago.
Farmers are compelled to ship their
cattle, sheep. calves and lambs on ac-
count of dry weather.
Mrs.J.S. Ivev who has been visiting
with her brother Mr.. Lothrop in Lex
ington, Indiana and at other places in
Indiana and Illinois has returned
home much improved in health.
M. S. Trobridge has moved his bus
mess into the old HERALD building
belonging to f. H. Hyde. Mr.. Hyde
has been making extensive changes in
the building, charging and improv-
ing it.
Misses Clara and Lota Budd leave
next week for a trip in the northern
part of the state. They will visit rel
atives in Two Harbors. Waupaca and
other places. Miss Clara teaches in
Waupaca county next year.
Mr.. Joseph Griswold, one of the en-
terprising young farmers of Sitter,
was in the city Tuesday and while
here left the editor $3.50 to insure
the weekly visits from the HERALD
for the next twelve months.
Mr.. To. Jacobs and family of Man
chester, Iowa are visiting at w. C.
Showalter's. Mrs. Jacobs is a sister
of Mr.. Showalter and lived for many
years in the vicinity of Lancaster.
Mr.. Jacobs is the general agent for
a Des Moines Life Insurance Company.
T. ID. Kelsey, representing the Ala
bama Fruit Growing and Winery A.
ISOLATION. is at the Lancaster House
His object in visiting our CITY is to
interest those who seek a change of
location in the subject OF the New
South. This association has 25OOo
acres Of land for sale in Georgia and
Alabama in a section recognized to be
one of the h%ealthiest in the Union.
where summer droughts and winter
billiards are unknown. Mr.. VIM.
Cowderoy and Tom Clearv of Platte