Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-03-28
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d. Stephens preached the funeral ser
! mon.
The primary and intermediate lie
partments of the Potosi school gave q
pleasing entertainment in their schoo
house last Friday evening, The pro
gram was made mp OF singing, speaking
flag drills and song and dance. The
teachers Misses Mabel Seaton and
Nellie Kinney deserve praise for the
rapid progress their pupils have made
during the past year and the enjoyable
entertainment given Friday evening.
Friday morning a work tram man
aged by Conductor Mcdonald and his
men who run on the regular half-past
ten o clock train, left Mt six clock with
ties TO be distributed between Galena
and Montfort. Conductor AIulcahey
combined the regular train with his
stock train, leaving here at 1890
o'clock On this train Mccoy and
Wright shipped a carload of horses,
Baxter 4 Schreiner n carload OF hogs
and X. 3. Gillespie two carloads Of
hogs. +. {. Hawlev 4 Go. two cars OF
oats.
Ii II persons were to agree 10 dine
together every day, but never sit exact
" in the same order round the table il
would take them $4,000. 900 years at the
rate of dinner day and they would
have TO eat more than AIS, 900, 600 dinners
before they could go through all the
possible arrangements in which they
could place themselves. A has only
one change; 4 and b two; A i {, six;
four letters twenty-four; live 100; seven
5,040; eight 40,320; nine 1862, $50; ten
1858, 500; eleven, 39,916,Soo twelve
479,00l, GOO.
On the morning of April so, at nine
O'Clock. it has been arranged that the
church bells all over the country shall
ring TO celebrate the event OF 100 years
ago when the church bells throughout
the thirteen states rang out to call the
people together to pray for the success
and prosperity of the country under
Gen. Washington, that day inaugurated
president of the United States A call
IS made from the committee having
charge OF these arrangements that in
every church in the land services be
held to implorc q continuance OF the
favor which has been shown this nation
since its birth.
Evangelist l.. p. Rowland Is expected
i'm this city shortly to hold series OF
REVEALS in the Congregational church
He has been holding meetings in the
First Congregational church Of Dubuque
and The pastor DR.. Eaton, wrote NJ. NJ
Ziegler speaking very highly of MIR
Rowland and his work. The Dubuque
Daily Telegraph says; In appearance
the evangelist is man IN middle life
abou, medium height, rather heavy
light complexion and whiskers. and
very pleasant countenance and of adj
dress which captivates from The frs
sentence His remarks last evening
were listened Ia with the closest atten
lion throughout. the audience seyera
times responding with ripple O
laughter. but more frequently viii
tears
Joe Woostenholme. merchant from
Grand Island, Nebraska, formerly one
OF Lancaster's boys, arrived here OF
Saturday evening. He started to come
TO Lancaster from Specht's Ferry witt
Il livery team and while driving through
Potosi the team became frightened a.
barking dog and ran away, throwing
him up quite badly. He was taken NJ
insensible and attended TO by DIR. Artz
who set broken finger and fixed hin
up so that he came on here that same
evening. lie is here TO take one o.
Lancasters prettiest, kindest and
smartesi girls back TO Grand Island
with him as his bride His marriage
10 Miss Mamie Hyde will take place al
the residence of the brides father Je
bile Hyde, this Thursday evening.
A large company of guests are invited
and a large circle of friends join iii cen
CALCULATIONS and wishes for future hap
piness and success for the newly we'd
ded pair The wedding party leave for
Chicago tomorrow where they will re-
main = few days before going 10 their
home in Grand Island.