Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-12-31

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Tuesday and completed preliminary ar
rangements FOR their appearance at the
Opera House next week.
A slight fall of snow occurred Monday
eve which hardly covered the ground,
and was entirely lost sight of by Tues
day evening, having been melted away
by the warm south winds.
The ladies Of the Episcopal church
viii give supper in the Sample rooms
of the Wright House. New Years even
ing supper 25 cts; Oysters 25 cts.
Supper begins at $50 P NJ. All are
cordially invited.
In the suit of Barnes against Huuph-
rey for opening and adding objeetion-
able matter to letter addressed to
party in this city, brought up before
Justice Wheeler Tuesday. the jury rem
dered verdict in favor OF the defendant
A big blizzard visited Dakota and
Minnesota last week. 1t may be our
turn next. never the-less a good snow
storm would be hailed with delight by
our people, who would gladly welcome
a change from muddy or rough frozen
roads
The Buehanan's Famous Comedy
Co., will play a week in this city at the
Opera House, begining Monday Jan.
18th. They have with them a large
brass band and an excellent company
of artists. Look out for them, they will
surely come.
The young Lady and Gentlemen
Guitar ''pickerso of the city met at the
Grand Central. Tuesday evening and
organized a Guitar Club The Club
will practice up and give musical enter
tainments at the residences of the
members during the winter months.
Morning Citizen, Belolt: Robert
Buchanan has a ''cheap show but the
very best stage performance of any
company that has given a weeks per-
Torrance in Btloit for many years.
They don't murder the lines of a play
and the stage business is neither sighted
or overdone.
Robert Buchanan is coming to Ian.
caster with the largest and best Dra-
matte and Musical organization travel
ing. They carry a challenge street
band and suburb orchestra. One week
beginning Monday, Jan. 4. Prices 10,
20 and 80 cts. Buchanau's Band will
give you a street parade daily at 1880.
Town Treasurer, James Woodhouse
opened up office, for the receipt of real
estate and personal taxes of this town
ship, at the Wagner House last Thurs
day. Mr.. Woodhouse is kept busy
writing out receipts as the good crops
and generally prosperous times have
enabled all to be in readiness for the
tax collector.
Communion Service at the Congre-
gational church next Sunday morning.
The theme for the Sunday evening talk
will be, "The boys he an enigma
or not? Is be human or otherwise?
Has he any cents or sense? How much?
Does the Lancaster boy differ from the
ordinary type? The girls she the
boys superior?" This will be talk
TO the boys, if they are present; if not
present, it will be q talk about the boys,
talk "behind the boys back. =
Lowry and Brown add to their list of
real estate sales this week the following
valuable residence property and farms:
Mrs. Blasdell's two residences on
Adams St. south of MI. j Lanes; Pat
rick Judges farm west of city contain
ing one hundred and sixty acres inn
proved; Mrs. Y. L. Schloesser's farm,
three miles north Of city, containing
eighty acres improved; and Griswold's
Mil, this fine property for sale if sold
Immediately.
Archie Brown, Chairman Town Board
Of Waterloo. was leading cow to past
IRE Monday. when the beast became
fractions and started off on run Jerk
ing Mr.. Brown around tree and
throwing him on his head on She frozen
ground with such force as to fracture
his skull L is thought he cannot sur
yiye. Mr.. Brown has been a member
ofthe County Board for many years and
was a well known and respected citizen
of Waterloo, He has the sympathy OF
many friends in this unfortunate acct
dent.
At the Regular meeting of Syrian
Camp No. - Modern Woodman Of
America held Dec. 28th 1881. The fol-
lowing officers were elected for ensuing
,aar. w T. Webb. Y. CT Snei0al-