Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-03-20

was AcCcAti1 tdhcu 10 0AouuOtd nos pltal
to undergo treatment. Miss Keegsn
was an unusually intelligent person and
it is supposed that trying to do too much
work in one year was the cause of her
insanity.
VIM. Craven win sell at public auc-
tion on his farm 10 miles east of Lam
caster, in the township of Lima, Mon
day, March oath, lot of stock, grain
and fsrming tools. Among them win
be six horses, twelve cattle. six hogs, a
lot of cord wood and complete set of
agricultural implements
At the home of the brides parents.
in the village of Patch Grove, March
5th. Miss Belle Collier and William
White, of Mt. Hope. were united in mar
riage, Rev. J. +. Mcintosh officiating.
Many valuable presents were received,
and among them was the complete fur
nishings of their new home. by the
BRIDES father.
Miss Elizabeth Frye, who has been
preaching in the NJ. f. Church every
evening of the past week and holding
Bible readings in the afternoon, has
done excellent work. Miss Frye is
thoroughly equipped for the work and
since beginning in this place
has preached to full houses, many COM
ing from the surrounding country to
hear her.
A Grant County Sunday School Asso-
citation will be held at the Methodist
church in this city, Wednesday, April
9th. 1t appears that the meeting will
be held for the purpose of effecting a
permanent organization, and win be
undenominational. Each Sunday school
in the county is requested to send at
least one delegate. Further particulars
next week.
A week from Friday the people of this
city will be giver an opportunity to hear
the Rev. MIR. Hirsch. of the German
Methodist College of Galena. on the
subject "On The Threshold" Mr..
Hirsch is favorite of Lancaster peo-
pie, and it needs but be known that he
will speak and a full house is insured.
Admittance Is and % cents.
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street lamp at the corner near ID. Web
er's residence, was inadvertently left OPP
en-, the oil overlooking the bowl and be-
coming ignited, when an explosion took
place, completely wrecking the lamp
and setting fire to the sidewalk. Sever
al persons were near and the fire was
soon extinguished with no damage ex-
cept the loss of the lamp.
Rev. j. E. Mcintosh, of the Baptist
church has resigned, his resignation to
take effect April 1st. Rev. Mcintosh
has since beginning his labors in this
place, built up prosperous church and
has been a power for good in the COM
munity. His absence will be regretted
by many. In ell probability Rev. j.
Wolfe, who occupied the pulpit few
years ago during the summer will be Sc
cured.
The ice harvest of the past winter has
been something wonderful at Madison,
over 10000 tons having been shipped
out of the city, bringing in nearly $780,
600. Besides this there have beensstored
away in ice houses at least an amount
equal to the shipment. The cost of
cutting and placing on board cars
about Is cents per ton,-has gone to
laboring men, causing the business men
to pronounce the harvest godsend to
them.
A disgraceful affair has just occurred
al Eau Claire, in which number of the
prominent young men of the institution
figured. A young man by the name of
Dudley, son of Congregational minis
ter of that place, on account of being
tardy, al the Washington High School,
in consequences of which his class was
deprived of half holiday. was shame
fully treated by his classmates. The
affair has created considerable interest.
and the citizens are determined to have
Justice administered.
The twenty novels given with adj
vance subscriptions and twenty cents
extra, have become so popular that we
viii make this special offer till the first of
May. For one renewal and one new
subscriber accompanied with $500. the
set of twenty novels will be mailed to
the sender free Of cost. This will en-
able neighbors, one subscriber and
the other wishing to become subscrib-
er, to get one set between them FREE.
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