Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-03-29
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE or MAILS AT Ian.
CASTER, WIS, POST OFFICE.
MAILS ARRIVE
'1own and County NemS.
We publish a timely article on fsI

we puollsh timely article on fish
ing on the third page.
a. G Finn who is teaching school
ut Mfllin, visited Lancaster last Satur-
day
Mr. and Mis-. Erskine Mccoy re-
turned home Monday evening and will
soon settle down to housekeeping.
Jim McGonigal drove up from Cass-
vile Monday with Mr.. MeElroy, travel
ing passenger agent for the c. B. & N.
The obituary Of Walter Joyce. of
Cassville, was sent us for publication
two weeks ago but was not handed us
in season for that or last weeks paper.
The Annual Easter services will be
held at the Episcopal church on Sun day
next The Easter festival Of tho Sun
day School will take place in the after
noon commencing at , o'clock.
March 80. next Friday will be
Good Friday. the following day Holy
Saturday, the closing of Lent Then
comes Easter Sunday aud April Fool
day together, followed BY Easter Mon
day
Messrs. George Cassutt aud Myron
Griuter Of Glen Haven came up to the
county seat last Friday Mr.. Cassutt
took out naturalization papers. aud is
now entitled to all the privileges Of
citizenship
W. i. Bell who has practiced law for
some years in Mont fort and Plattevile,
was here last week ut court He is
about to locate at Meade Center, Kan
sas, where in addition to the law, be
will engage in real estate business.
We understand that Hon. Geo. w
Ryiand has signitod his willingness to
serve is chairman Of the town board of
Lancaster provided the other two mem
bers Of the "side board" viii remain.
Next Sunday is Easter. We are told
this week by Mrs Stephens where to
get. exactly the right kind of new
bonnet which it is decreed must be
bought before that day Go to her for
your spring millinery
The friends Of Mrs. Lusted, will be
glad TO know that She is with her parents
and that a letter from her sister, Mrs.
Rogers, Of Madison says she and her
children will be provided for by her
relatives without its being necessary
for her e work in her present feeble
health
\ new correspondent from Fennimore
signing himself Democrat takes a
decided political turu-ln fact often.
siyely partisan He wants to boom
the Fennimore Democratic club, start
state league and in other ways initiate
the enthusiasm of the Grand Old Party.
Il will be uphill work, Mr.. Democrat.
You have nothing to enthuse' over.
However. YOU are welcome to the
space. \ little Democratic sophistry
amongst all the Republican doctrine
in the HERALD viii be like throwing a
grain Of strychnino into Lake Miehi-
gan aud expecting it 70 poison the
water Write again.
Mrs. 5. F. Hassell. who went to Chi
cage last week to attend her brothers
wedding. returned last night. While
in Chicago at the hotel she ran across
ono Of the old Lancaster girls, from
whom very little has been heard in the
past nino or ten years, Mrs. James
drummer, better known to us as Nellie
Mcdonald Mrs drummer and her lit
lie girl had been visiting in Roscoe, with
Mr.. and Mrs. Eaton. and when Mrs.
Hassell met them, they had come to
Chicago to rejoin Mr. drummer and
from there they were going to Florida
for Mr.. Crummers health. AS Miss Nc
Donald, Mrs. drummer was 50 well
known to all Lancaster people, that
this stray bit Of news in regard to her
will be Of interest.