Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-04-17

CITY Hait lev COdl VI paint anu d4sO
having the Interior frescoed.
A car load of granite arrived in this
city recently and will be used by the
marble firm of Homrieh 4 Lehner.
Special pension examiner Kingsley,
of Madison. has been looking up bust
ness in his liue in this vicinity the past
week.
The State University Library at
Madison. has recently received several
hundred dollars worth of books from
Germany.
The friends of Allan Hyde will be
pleased to learn that he has procured a
position as conductor on cable car line
at Seattle.
The Ladies Society of the Congrega-
tional church, will meet this week with
Mrs. JOS Bennett, at the residence of
Fred Phelps.
Miss Allie Woodward has been in
Chicago for some time past. and has
lust returned with full line of latest
style pattern hats.
Rev. G. A. Lincoln, the noted Madi-
son evangelist has been doing effective
work among Cassville people during
the past few weeks.
That lively and energetic little town,
Cuba City, is entering upon another
boom. In time she will be the main
trailing point of South Grant.
The body of Ralph Seligman who
was drowned in Lake Monona, Madi-
son. few days ago, by the capsizing
of sail boat, has been recovered.
The town is Thoroughly posted for the
circus besides two sides Of the Court
yard, nearly every corner and tree,
contains board of announcement.
The fishing law is up, and everybody
is making preparations to enjoy the
season, many having already shouldered
tackle and gone to the scene of action.
During the thunder storm which oc-
CURED last Sunday afternoon, an electric
ball exploded in the east part of town.
tearing a few splinters out of a
small oak tree.
Wilson Croner, of Pennsylvania, who
was in this vicinity during the winter
buying horses for eastern markets, is
again in this city looking for bar
gains in line of horses.
Frank Walker, who was recently bad
ly kicked by horse, is able to De up
and around. The injury received was
severe, and it is with good fortune that
his recovery has been speedy.
The Dental parlors of DIR. J. H. Reed
have been newly papered and fitted up
for his increasing trade. II. E. Kinney
will take charge of part of the work.
ana two chairs viii be operated
Miss Frye, who recently spent several
weeks in evangelical work in this city,
gave her friends pleasant surprise,
by coming down from Darlington, and
preaching to them Thursday evening.
DR.. |. f. Crane has added an i'm
provement to his Dental work IN the
way of gasoline stove, thus evading
the disagreeable odor of kerosene. In
the way of late improvements. Doc.
knows Just how to come to the front.
Notice is hereby gwen that the lecture
advertised to be delivered by Rev. F. E.
Hirsch. in the Congregational church of
this place, will be delivered April %.
The managers assure the people that
there will be no postpollement this
| time.
The remains of Mrs Agnes Seagraves,
who recently died at her home in Hast
ings, Neb.. were shipped to Lancaster,
the funeral occurring today. Mrs. Sea-
graves is a sister of Mrs. VIM. p. Stone
and at the time of her death was over
65 years of age.
The ladies OF the Methodist church
will give sociable at the residence of
Mrs. Alex. Ivey, next Friday evening.
A cordial invitation is extended to all.
During the evening refreshments will be
served, and everything will be done to
make an enjoyable time.
The eleventh annual reunion of
Soldiers and Sailors of Southwestern
Wisconsin will take place at Prairie du
Chen, June IL, u and Is. The next
reunion should be located at Lancaster,
as it has been some time since this city
has been chosen as its location.
The attention of our readers is called
to w. p. Richardson's advertisement of
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