Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-08-23

The Ladies Aid society OF the Epls-
copal church will meet this Thursday
afternoon at the Rectory. Supper will
be served at 6 o'clock for which
charge of ten cents will be made.
Everyone is invited.
Several of our local exchanges are
advertising for $1,000 book agents to
sell the Life and Public Services of
Grover Cleveland !" His life would
read like dime nov ell, but how about
the public services? That must surely
be joke.
At the Republican caucus held in
Boscobel last Saturday evening, the
following senatorial delegates were
elected; T. Carrier. j. H. Sarles, j.
Kicks and Dell Dennis, all strong
supporters of E. |. Kidd's denomination
for the senate.
During the expected absence of Rev.
Mr.. Ziegler on the Goth inst. and two
Sabbaths following the pastor of the
Congregational church will conduct
services with the NJ E. church in the
forenoon and in the Congregational
church in the evening
At the Rock county fair held at
GAINESVILLE the different political parties
have their day and each chooses a
speaker to present their case. Senator
John C. Spooner will be the orator on
Republican day, and grand rally and
barbecue will be held.
The horse which was stolen. week
ago last Friday night, from Mr.. Richard
RiecheIs, who lives on Paine I. Stevens
farm, near Montfort, Wis. was found
in pasture near Muscoda. The find
ers returned the horse to Mr. Riechers,
and received the $50 reward that was
offered.
Last Wednesday, August 18th, was
the tenth anniversary of DR.. and Mrs.
Hassel's wedding day. This is the tin
wedding and number of appropriate
presents we're sent them by friends.
among which was package ordered
from John Oswald, composed Of almost
every thing in tin ware that lady
uses about housekeeping.
The Galena Gazette, of last Monday +,
contains the following announcements:
"Marred. at Hazel Green, Wis, August
18th, by Rev. e. Cook, Mr.. Will. Leh-
ner and Miss Clara Bastian, both of Ga
lena" Mr. Will Lehner is brother Of
Casper Lehner, of the firm of Homrich
& Lehner, of this city, and has spent
some time here assisting In the business.
Awhile ago Mrs. Cleveland bought a
soft felt hat for camping expedition,
and that was enought to insure their
popularity in Washington. The fashion
has now, like the young man "gone
west" and has in the course of its
westward journey visited Lancaster.
As they are convenient, pretty and be-
coming they are as likely to be as pop
ular with the ladies as with the gentle
men
Extensive changes have been made in
Mr.. Joe Nathan's building since his
return from Germany The partition
has been removed at the back of the
room and a window put through into a
convenient little office. A large room
is finished on the same floor for storing
groceries. Below, large room has
been finished for machinery, set boilers,
and smoke room. The third story will
also be used for storing goods. A new
coat of paint adds to the air of neatness
that has always characterized this mar
ket.
Rev. H. N. Strong writes: 81 have
noticed statement from the Witness
of Mr.. G. E. Cabanis having voted the
General Harrison ticket in 1840 Ivoted
the ticket that had that name at the head
both in 1886 and in 1910. | did not
claim to be much of politician. had
friends on the other side but | could
give two short reasons for my vote
first, thought our political principles
were better than those of the other
party; second, thought our candidates
were better men. But political
differences should not destroy personal
friendship"
A young woman's Republican Club
has been formed in Viroqua. The fol
lowing is the preamble of the constitu-
tisn under which they organized 1--WE,
the young Women of Viroqua, believing
that the first concern Of all good govern.
ment is the virtue and sobriety of the
people and the purity of their homes;
and believing that the Republican party
cordially syrnpathizes with all wise and
well-drected efforts for the promotion
OF temperance and morality, do in order
to form an effective organization by
which we may give to the Republican
party our heartfelt sympathy and
earnest support, agree to this constitu
ton for the Young Women's Republican
Club of Viroqua."
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