Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-01-01
TOWN AND COUNTY
CALENDAR 10 1871.
The days grow longer.


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ooa Is selling Tor s5.2ol4 $40 per cord
The one thing needed hy farmers is en-
ef5y
In Russia blonle women are considered
rights.
To remove stains from the character
@e' rich.
snow Is reported to be four feet deep in
TIE woods AZ Ashland.
The weather clerk seems 10 Be very par
ual with his supply of snow
Breeding ewes and st ore sheep will win
trr we'll on good straw ard half pint Of corn
Ger day.
The roads heresbopts are worn pretty
smooth, and d little snow wolld make excel
lent sleighing.
When feeding bsv Itis bad practice to
IL The horse stand with a rack full before
linn Hi the time.
Robert Collyer thinks man should not
marry miles, ne does if before he IS 25.--
Hurrah for Robert.
In spite of the hard times, the people of
this village purchased more gifts Tor their
friends than ever before.
The students attending thu several edu-
eafional institutions, are now home visiting
with parents and friends.
Prof Bascom of Williams College, has
been engaged to succeed President Twom0ly
ii THE Madison University.
-Tbe voupr neonle Of Lancaster are ENJOY.
,oyip, a season Of gaiety almost unparalleled
in the.history Of the village
The Christmas party at the Phelps House
x,sa brilliant success. A large company
present, AID all seemed happy.
Tss-s b,s hsa,. recorded IL ne Register )
otgce u Grant County for the year ending
pee. 81, 1873. 3I9 marriages.
m. ,.;... man ;s Tho man of most
Tta a4oler, rsn Ia. never
aa,,l,rs j. -ras. M wish 10 do
81, ,;,oo III j.. formed
- - e met yet the ics-men
".s.,..,......, - n-ocors their zn,nlv.
many + ~ - ~ .t', - aar hnnd.
t,t,n n. a,,r3lassrg 5id wbo bought them.
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Tie VI. /. Sabbath School OIL Lancaster
has membership OF l''. Average attend
anee 1922. There are ~ families represent :
81 lhe schooi has 2 io'ary q - Volumes
ana 7uil@o.e oo'a"y 9enoo' iaP'is
The Secretary Of the FennlmoFe centre
Grange writes Us that there VIII be a PIC hic
held at >chmitfs Hail, FennsmoFe, on Inc
evening of January 3, 1874. Outsiders are
requested To pay BE cents admission Zee
NIL R,..obel Rri3oe Company have their
r.,ta-l,iys, an3 aosine On the work ready for
49,. ,hey have ever > 500 feet Of piling on
hand aud large force of workmen are en-
gagged IN qua'rylns rock for the aoa''neu's'
We notice that one of our Lancaster boys
+. II. Holiister, has associated himself with
Nr, Cornell in the newspaper business al
Chippewa Falls Politics unknown. "Thode'
viii make desperate effort to have his paper
success, and we hope he viii win.
rbe vonng ladies ., the Congregations
society II this village held their Soeiaale al
the residence OF Gen. Calls, on Tuesday even
M The capae'euS manson was h'ea WI"
he Young NE mida'e aseo az" '"e gay "a''
eiid'nds q 'h@t "eHoiD''.'''ol' =" ~ u.
every one passed : peasant : e",'S' ~ III
purse q 'ne treasure 'ee7''e@
acquisition.
Mr.. John Likens, brother 10 Capt ".
Llkeus Of Mineral Polnt, died at his home IN
the town Of Harrison, December -. lie
served nis country with honor during the Re
bslIion, as i nemJer 81 The stu Iowa Cavalry
He was born near Rockville, TINS county, AM