Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-04-26

Boethius wants LaFollette for a third
term. So do lots of people. He is
very popular and deservedly SO. He |
win have third term unless some very
strong candidate appears in the field.
Spur wire fencing is what stockmen
have been needing for long time and
now they can get it. Come and see
our samples.
Nathan, Alt s. Co. have ordered
fresh Strawberries from C. N. Holford
and Lancaster people will have chance
to try the April Arkansas berry.
The entertainment at the school
house will be an interesting one and
every body should turn out to hear It
and forward the object for which it is
given
Geo. Griffin and family have moved
to Wyoming Territory. We hope to
hear of their success We say the same
Of Geo. Hyde who has moved his family
to Oconomowoc.
We have the harmless spur wire
fencing on exhibition. 1t will pay
farmers to come in and see it, and it
will pay them better having seen it, to
invest in a fencing that serves all the
purposes Of barb wire, except one, it
will not ruin stock.
Mrs. Morse, who has remained with
Mrs Burr, since her husbands death, will
soon move into the part of Mrs Rey
nold's house which has been occupied by
Mrs. Calvert. Mrs Calvert will remove to
the other side and keep house for her
mother Mrs. Reynolds, who with her fam
lily will board with her.
Boethius, 10 the Free Lance, evil
IDENTIFY thinks the 3rd District conyen-
ton, called for May 16. TO which our
county convention Of May 3 elects del
egates, is for the purpose of nominating
candidate for Congress. This, as
well as the state convention at Madison,
is to choose delegates to the National
Republican convention at Chicago,
June 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Mccoy, of Min
neapolis, who have been spending the
winter in Florida, for Mr.. McCoy's
health, are expected in Lancaster soon,
where they will be the guests of Mrs.
McCoy's mother, Mrs. S. f. elise.
Mrs. Mccoy has been back in her old
home, since her marriage, once or twice.
Mr.. Mccoy, however, has not been in
Lancaster since that event, eight or nine
years ago. Their friends will be heart
lily glad to see them again.
Adolph Schreiner left Lancaster for
Two Harbors, Mimi, last Monday. In
assuming charge of the business inter-
ests there of John Schreiner & Sons he
assumes q large responsibility, but he
is a young man of unusual business
abilities and will prove fully equal to
the emergency. Three stores will be
run under the firm name and these
stores Adolph will superintend, con-
trolling the business management OF
each. Lancaster losses one of her bright
young men, which we regret, but con-
graduate Two Harbors on valuable
accession.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thode. Sherman leave
Lancaster, their home during all the
years of their lives. this Thursday, for
California. where they expect to estab-
lish themselves in more genial climate.
The time of their departure was set for
June, but recent change of plans has
induced them to 90 sooner than they
had anticipated. They will be greatly
missed by all their friends here, who,
while they wish them pleasant jour-
! ney and good luck. might hope that they
would find that Lancaster was a good
enough place to come back to after they
| had tried q California winter. MIR.
Sherman is q thoroughly good workman,
and will, no doubt, find that there is
enough building going on in Redlands
to keep him so busy that he won't have
time to even think of returning. The
Herald wishes them prosperity, and will
carry to them, each week, the happen
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/ DIED. At his residence in Richland
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