Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1885-07-02
FennimOre,

pay subscriptions and other accounts to the Fen
nimore Bank.
NJ. E. Church Rev j. M. Phelps,
pastor Preaching every Sunday FORE
noon and evening.
German Lttheran-Rey Muchman.
pastor. Preaching Sunday forenoon
July 9Th
50. Mary's Catholic = Rev. Father
Bart. pastor. Mass at 10 A. NJ. the Sec
ond Sunday of every month.
United brethren Rev. ID. X. Young.
pastor. Preaching at the "White
School House, Saturday, July 4th,
and each two weeks thereafter.
Fenni,nore Lodge No 2I9, A. r. Is A.
NJ Meets second and fourth Saturday
evenings of each month in Earl's Hall.
Sam Montetth Post, No. I73, G.A.R.-
Meets Saturday evening, July 4th, and
each two weeks thereafter, in COVER
Hall. ta
Matt. Lampert, Of Oswald & Lampert,
has been confined to his house a week
or so past by some serious arrangement
of the stomach. For two or three DAYS
his life seemed TO hang by very slen-
der thread and the crisis was only
passed after resort TO ''heroic'' meas
ures by Drs. Brown and McDermott
who had his case in charge. He is be-
lieved to be now IN a fair way to re-
cover, and his host of friends hope to
soon see him out again.
Children's day services at St. Mary's
Catholic church were held on Thursday
last, Rev. Barth's other engagements
preventing his being here the Sabbath
day of its general observance.
Deacon Wright is in his coscy new
residence, and with everything about
him comfortable and convenient, is,
with his good wife, prepared to settle
down TO the enjoyment of contenled,
serene old age.
Fred Lewis and Fred McNair drove
over to Platteville last week and spent
several days taking in the commence
ment exercises, etc. Don't know whcth.
er that 'etc." includes any committee
meetings or not.
l.. A. Powers. Esq, is in Milwaukee
negotiating sale of right to his patent
buggy wheel. We hope he will strike
it rich so that he may feel disposed to
put up a handsome brick building on
that vacant lot of his adjoining his store
room.
July 4th is at hand and active prepar-
atoms are going forward to make its
celebration here entertaining to all who
come. With favorable weather there is
every prospect of having big crowd in
town and jolly old-fashion good time.
The G. A. r. post desire it to be
known among its members that the
regular meeting will be held on July
4th in the evening. By beginning at Z
o clock, sharp, the business can be
gone through with before dark, so that
those who desire can witness the fire.
works display.
M. p. Smith, our genial town clerk, is
busy taking the census and the agri-
and industrial statistics re-
quired in connection Herewith.
Miss Shaffer, of Hillsdale, Mich, is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Dr. Brown.
Miss Addie Rogers, of Beetown, is
visiting Miss Mile Hampton.
Him, Hildebrand & Parker have
been shipping large quantities of wool
during the past week, and there has
been some considerable movement in
butter and eggs, but trade generally is
quiet and likely to keep SO during the
months. The various building
of the place, however, are
being moved vigorously along. giving
our streets the appearance of considera-
BILE life. Now let those ia liked of incor-
poration measures be pushed to sue
cessful issue and it won't be long until
we have village to be proud of.