Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-07-08

Hazel Green is postal money-order
Office
Lancaster will celebrate At Philadelphia
next year.
We are not done with festivals yet
Wait till the raspberries come.
a Little Champion Reaper is advertised
for sale III our columns.
Look out for sunstroke If you get
struck keep steady
Richland county mas population OF IS
sos a gain Of one over 1870.
Rev. 5. W. Eaton will preach At the
s1emcnt school house next Sunday at 3 o'clock
r. il.
-Four days Of celebration this year-satur-
ds,, sunday, Monday and The Fourth They
kpou how it II down at Cassville.
one hundred and eighty-ive pupils en-
rolled in Mcscoda public school for term end
ing last June.
Mr. Ut, our popular grocer, has Just
received large supply OF early ripe apples,
aud green peas.
TIE Casembcse utilize the fashionable
hole through the nose BY making it a needle
holder Did it ever occur to lady of our
land whose ears have supported an analogous
fashion, to turn them TO SO good account?
The Ladies Of the Episcopal church will
mcet this Thursday afternoon at the residence
Mrs elise. All are cordially invited to attend.
We have Just received neat catalogue OF
the PlattoviIle Normal school, for 1915
The Fall Term begins Tuesday, September IN.
Tho Editor of this piper is absent this
week, attending the Republican State Conyen-
lion at Madison, and will not return until
after this issue
Jacob Sims, yaledictorian Of IA in Law
renee University, formerly of this place. ls
employed as Asst Editor on the Christian
Statesman at Milwaukee, Wis
The Rev. Jno Herman, will celebrate and
preach in St Johns church, Patch Grove,
sunday July IS. Father Scott will olieiate
e,n the same day at Potosi, Wis
-Reg. Nr Nelson, Of Shullsburg and for
mcrly Of BeIoit College, occupied the pulpit
nj the Cong'I church, last Sabbath, and deliver.
d a very interesting discourse
vt the mach game of Base Ball between
he Lancaster club and the Harrison club alas
20,cent cluo-the former scored IS to % by
the latter. Our boys say, give US harder
one"
-Liyingstou's life and Explorations in
Africa have been carefully compiled and con
densed into volume costing less than one~
fourth the original publications. fall notice
of The work will be given next week.
Our occasional" at Cassvile apologies
tor not heretofore informing our readers that
not +. e. but w. w. Forbes. is now landlord
Of tho pennjson House Double~u Treble-u
Forbes is the name our correspondent would
troublc him with
The Episcopal church Society had .
social time of Il on Friday evening last at the
residence of Chas Laugriige ESQ, near The
village Among other festivities dancing was
INDUCED t1 a ilthtttd CAkcht = iaf Sc hulllNtr
of ladies'. Of high social standing, are enrolled
as members II the society 81 that lis gather
ing lis always success.
The British Hollow Coruct Band charmed
the Independence day crowd at EIenboro wtl
their music That band has not As many
members As some othcrs but there are no
many ont II the cities who produce Sucl
varieties Of original pieces It's leader j
Michael Liu5schcid Its fat msu is VIM
Mereuborg. Its handsome man is Henri,
Uppena Fritz Lingscheid is is blind musi
clan. and Autoine Zeller is its-but our rcpor
Ter didn't inquire any further
The Beo;t Commencement occurred las
week and is very favorsbly noticed by tht
press Of the State We intended to have givel
our readers an extended notice Of the same
but have beer obliged to postpone it. Anon!
the graduates was Mr. ThOs Foster, of thi
plsce. The Rev Edward D. Eaton, also par
ticipated in the exercises. The effortso Of boil
are highly spoken Of We congratulate "Tom
on his successful career at College, and trus
that new laurels viii grace bis brow in III,
school Of life