Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-04-25


the latter part of the session Of Con
gress. This district is fortunate in hay-
ING such an attentive. painstaking
member
Charles Ziegler is building q fine
frame residence just west of his brother
Williams. The dimentions are p by
% feet and an east wing 8 by Il feet.
The cellar was commenced last week 4.
John Clark has the job. A fine row OF
Spruce trees have been set out in front
Of the Ziegler Bros residences.
Senator Kidd is now resident OF
Crawford County having moved his
household goods 10 Prairie du Chen
last week, and upon the adjournment
OF the Legislature, al once engaged in
the business of banking in that city.
He made his brother F. S. Kidd short
visit here on Tuesday.
f;f and Mrs. Park Dudley arrived
at their new home in ihis city on Thurs
day, Their wedding took place at the
residence Of the brides parents, Louis
Rieche's in Boscobel, on Wednesday
evening, April 18th. A pleasant COM
pany of friends gathered TO witness the
ceremony performed by Rev +. T..
Briggs.
A drum corps was organized in the
Register of Deeds Office on Monday
evening with the following members:
For drummers, Martin Oswald, John
Thomas, II. G. Nathan. Raleigh Long,
Virgil Showaltcr. Frank Webb, Fred
Barnett and Richard Huftll. For filters
Joe Clementson, Will Carter and viii
Clarke.
Mrs Hattie Van Dyke was pleasant.
ly surprised on Tuesday of last week by
the arrival of her sister Mrs Bessie
Uren, Of Apple River, Illinois. Until
recently, Mrs. Uren has resided in Cal
ifornia but has purchased home in
Apple River, ILL.,, where she expects to
go as soon as she concludes her visit in
Grant Co
Mrs. Peter Lasher died nj her home
in Brainard, Mimi. April 4th. leav-
ing husband and five children to
mourn her loss The deceased was
daughter of Rev. IL. Strong, who
started for Minnesota hoping to see his
daughter alive. but bitter disappoint-
ment met him, for she was already dead
and buried. Many friends in this
vicinity sympathize with the bereaved
ones.
The national holiday next Tuesday
April Both will be day of rejoicing in
this city. Prof Gardner and his ia
nous glee club, of Plattevile, will give
an entertainment in Hydes Hall in the
evening under The auspices of the
Senior class OF the Lancaster High
School, This entertainment will con-
sist of patriotic songs and other music
appropriate for the occasion Come
out and enjoy the good time. Admis-
sion - cents, reserved seats 81 cents
and children IL cents.
Rev. 5. $. Gnnnell expects to take a
vacation this summer During his
absence of about three months his place
as pastor of the Congregational church
will be supplied by Rev. A j. Covell,
of Mich, graduate Of the Michigan
State University. Mr. Covell has been
a theological student in Chicago for
two years and comes here with good
recommendations Rev. Grinnel needs
rest and he may cross the ocean and
travel through the eastern continent
before he returns. Mrs. Grinnell and
little daughter Faith expect TO visit
relatives in Rockford, Iowa during the
sumner
The w. G. Il. q met 1T the residence
Of Mrs. l. } Arthur on Thursday after
noon, April 18Th, 1889 Rnd elected the
following officers: Presidend, Mrs. 5.
u. Pulford, by reclamation; Vice Presi-
dent. Mrs IL A w McNar; 2nd vice
president, Mrs. l. j. Arthur; Sd vice
president, Mrs. j F. Rhodes: 4th vice
president. Mrs. w p Stone; Secretary.
Mrs. III. Reed; Corresponding Secretary.
Mrs. +. NJ. Lowry. Mrs. l. f. Crane
was appointed superintendent of the
Hover mission and Mrs G. H. Baxter,
Mrs. Harrison Hyde, Mrs. Emily Jones,
Mrs. Rufus Hannum and Mrs. VIM.
Starr assist ant superintendent
There will be Divine services in the
Episcopal church in this city on Tues
day next, April 30th at nine O'Clock a.
m. the centennial of the Inauguration
of George Washington as president of
the United States Bishop Perry, of
Iowa, a Chaplain General of the order
Of the Cincinnati says: ''The members
OF he church in the communion of
which Washington lived and died. will
in their religious observance Of this
national anniversary celebration. unite
in the use of the words of common
prayer so often on the lips OF the
Father of his Country and so associated
with the noteworthy events OF his
career y The service to be used on
this occasion lis largely, if not wholly.
we may not reasonably doubt, the SER
vice used in St Paufs chapel, Broad
way n T.. on April Both, A d. 1899
and made use OF by Washington at that
memorable epoch of his wonderful
career"
PERSONALS
Ben Mckenzie arrived home from