Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-12-17
TOWN AND COUNTY:

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Ed Hite has moved his tailoring establish
ment to Budds block, where he may be found
in the future
Enough snow fell yesterday e cause the
livery man to bring out his bays and the
double cutter.
The sociable Of the Episcopalian society
will be held at the residence of Mrs.. 5. f.
elise this evening.
Two large wagon loads of fish were brought
into town YESTERDAY They did not strike a
very lively market.
Remember Emmanuel church is open on
Tuesday evenings for service and sermon,
commencing at the hour of 7.
The many friends of Mrs Paul, Of Patch
Grove, will be pleased to learn that she is re-
covering from her recent sickness
Adam Jamison Of Beetown was recently
taken very i'll with neuraIgy in the heart
Hopes are entertained Of his recovery.
Il dance is on the tapis with the Beetown
people. to take place Christmas night, when a
Jolly good time will be participated in.
Rev Walker, the veteran Missionary from
africa, will lecture on Missions in the Consre-
sational church next Sunday morning.
-Lucian Dewey of Patch Grove will dis
pose of his horse, Sir Solomon, by lottery in
that village on the 18th day of January
-Beetown will have Christmas Tree in
The church. and all the young folks and some
of the older ones. expect to be remembered.
Grant County sands to market annually
1000 0 hogs At So per head this amounts
10 over million Of dollars-clean cash, You
know.
Hon Benz. Coates would not receive the
coach dog shipped him the other day, all
though it was marked paid through to Du-
buque."
Robert Hamilton he who has 50 long
been a fixture at the Phelps House barn, ceased
his labors there this morning when Orion left
the house.
The sociabIe ofthe Congregational society,
held at the residence Of General Calls, last
Tuesday evening, was well attended and pleas
antIy enjoyed
Assessors, who make the rounds in May
ana June, tel Is that those fat hogs that 80
10 market when the price il up Tone half of
them at leastl were not assessed.
Those VINO participated in the Episcopal
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dence Of Mrs Sherman, are unanimous in
ti,er Pm; Sc Of the good time there enjoyed.
Our Postmaster has list of over 500 OF
The leading papers and periodicals published
in the United States tor which he will receive
single subscriptions at club rates.
December 9th, Mr. Edward Bowans, of
North Andover, sold to Geo. Lumkins thirty
four hogs which Melted the seller 1858 IS.
The average weigh, Of the hogs was 4o8
pounds.
The Patch Grove steam mills are manu-
featuring the new article Of patent flour made
from the shorts 1t is said 10 be Of superior
quality, and commands higher price than the
common flour.
Sheriff Carrier disclams ali knowledge Of
his going into the hotel business at the close
Of his term of Office He says lit beats all
how much these newspaper men know about
other folks business"
The Bloomington folks are all aNgee over
the anticipated festivities at Sine Woodhouse's
Christmas night. The great popularity Wood
house has acquired in getting up dances is the
cause Of the commotion.
Charlie orion, having given up hotel keep
ing. has rented the premises on the corner east
II the factory. Many there are who will be
pleased to learn that Charles intends making
his future residence III Lancaster.
4 proposition has been made By Mr.. Geo.
kitner OF Bloomington, TO re-pump the town
sell and erect first class windmill for 500
The proposition is good one and the village
authorities should consider it favorably.
BY request of Father Scott, Rev. Phillip
Albright, D. D., will celebrate High Mass and
preach in the German language, At St Clem-
ents church on the Festival of the Epiphany
Of oar Lord" Wednesday, January ., 1872.
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lngtvL Nill give short entertainment in con,
nection W. Christmas tree, at their church,
Christmas Eve An invitation il extended 70
at to assist ii making merry Christmas
Mr.. Roush has nov the complete control
Of the skating rink and will keep it ia first
class order. Good lights, well warmed room.
and all the conyeniences OF a well apportioned
rink, Mr.. K. has SPARED neither pains or ex-
peuse in fitting up this resort, and should be
literally patronized.
Whether to visit familiar scenes in Sche>
nectady county, n. Y, or to negotiate for the
building of narrow gauge to Fennimore, we
know not Anyhow Mr. John Norton and
family will visit that part of the East next
week. there TO remain till Spring A pleas
ant visits the wish Of many friends.
The charitably disposed citizens Of Lam
caster and vicinity will have an opportunity .
showing their generosity on New Years even,
ing grand charitable entertainment Is /,
he given at Nathans ball, under the manage
ment Of an Efficient board OF directors. 4
complete programme win be Published mex
week
Rev. S. ". Eaton, last Sunday morning
called the attention Of his audience to the in
tense suffering among the people of the West
ern States, where the grasshoppers reigned I'll,
past summer, aud suggested that aid be do
mated to them. 1t was suggested that h
might put the matter in the hands of ladies t
solicit contributions.
Ira II Bellows, recently landlord Of tn
Mansion House, takes possession Of the Phelp
House to-day and will hereafter cater to III,
comfort aud happiness Of the guests of tina
house Those who know Mr.. Bellows ability
as landlord, will bear Us out in the assertion
that the hotel will lose none of its weN-earneG
popularity cnder his management