Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-07-30

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in Dubuque.
Chris Atkinson and d. L. Greene
of North Andover, were seen on our
streets Tuesday.
Poison ivy, insect bites, bruises,
scalds, burns, are quickly cured by
Dewitt's Witch Hazel Salve, the great
pile cure.
Miss Lilnetta Merrill, of Sioux
Falls, S. Da.. arrived here Tuesday
She viii visit the Barnett family for
four weeks.
Miss Effie Lane, who has been
visiting in Platteville and Georgetown
for the past three weeks, returned
home Tuesday.
I'm probate court Tuesday, in the
matter of the estate of VIM. d. Law
renee, the widow, Dora A.. was APP
pointed administrative.
Our Arthur correspondent, who
always writes well on all subjects, is
unusually interesting this week on
money, tariff and labor.
We are indebted to Chas Roberts
for some very fine samples of harvest
apples grown on the Roberts home in
he south part of the city.
The Dodgeville Chronicle the lead
ing paper of Iowa county is publish
ing the same series of campaign songs
that the HERALD is running.
= Members of the institute desiring
boarding place can find good accomo-
dations at Mrs. Althea Kilbourn's
near the high school building.
Mrs. Althea Kilbourn has two or
three extra copies of The Parties and
the Men, which she can deliver at
once to parties desiring them.
Billy Dyer went to the Waukesha
races Monday. He win start Lump
wood in the 2:2o class Friday, for
which there is purse Of s4oo.
Misses Blanche Atkinson and Ar
gle Peacock. after an extended visit
with their friend, Ocea Ray returned
to their home in North Andover Tues
day.
The Philips house hotel extension
is progressing rapidly. Masons are
now topping the chimneys and put
ting finishing touches to the upper
story.
The Franklin girls, residing north
of town, came in today. Wednesday.
and purchased of C. Fisher & Son, a
new lumber wagon of superior home
make.
The year of 1896 will long be re-
membered for its abundant crops and
for the victory of the republican party
over the combined other parties of the
nation.
John Nauert was down from Bos-
cobel the first of the week visiting his
brother and sister. He reports bust
ness in Boscobel somewhat better
than it was.
DR.. Duffin of Guttenburg was in
the city last Saturday consulting with
DR.. Cronin about Mr.. John Barr, a
prominent citizen of Glen Haven whose
health is in a critical state.
Tony Howell has on exhibition a
cluster of May apples in which seven
good apples are grown together in one
bunch. This is a grand year for the
growth of all kinds of fruits, etc.
MIR. Frank Barr, the popular hotel
man OF Glen Haven was in the city
last Saturday. He was accompanied
by Mrs Kiser and daughter of Glen
Haven and Mrs. DR.. Duffin of Guten-
bnrg.
viii l.. Miller, who had his ribs
broken in runaway week ago, was
thought TO be dying on Sunday; but
at this time he is considerably i'm
proved and it is thought he viii now
get along all right.
July 31st. National Day" at Mo-
mona Lake Assembly Madison Wis.
One fare for round trip. A special
train will leave Madison at o'clock
p. m. for the west to accommodate
people in attendance.
B. F. Budworth and wife left last
Monday for the north for an outing.
Mr.. Budworth has been considerably
out of health for several months and
takes the trip in order to improve in
health and strength.