Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-10-29

who are interested in dancing. call at
Nathan's store TO investigate the matter.
Kessler and Flom's Novelty and Mus
ieal Co. p aged here Tuesday and We'd
nesday. aud were greeted by a large
guidance 10th nights. The people of
Lancaster expected something good and
they got it. The company is first class
in every respect and will be well re-
ceived in this city, should they come
again.
DR. S. W. Eaton. preached an elo-
quent sermon TO his hearers at the Cong
church. Sunday morning. DR.. Eaton
was formerly the minister of the Cong.
church in this city, and it was great
pleasure to him and his former congre-
cation to meet once more. DR.. Eaton
went to Potosi Tuesday to attend the
dedication in that city.
The sociable given by the young la
dies of the Congregational church at the
parsonage, was pleasing and delightful
affair. The circulating library was the
attractive feature of the evening being
something new to Lancaster people. A
reception, in honor of Dr. Eaton and
wife, was held during the fore part of
the evening. ia were present.
A number of friends and relatives of
the late David Weber were 10 town the
first of the week attending his funeral.
Mr.. and Mrs G Gill came over from
Cuba City. and Lewis Reichel, of Bosco-
bel. John Weber. his elder brother,
of Sitter, aged rs years, was also
present. Mr.. c. Schroeder, of Milwau-
kee, came down Monday, but arrived
too late for thefuneral.
Nick Ames was taken to Waupaun
last Thursday by Deputy Sheriff McGon-
igsl 10 serve out his sentence of ten
ears of hard labor in the penientiarY.
To all outward appearances he was as
calm and collected as he could have
been had his trip been merely one of
pleasure. Although Nicks sentence is
rather long, it is a just one, because
Nick, when at liberty, has always been
an expense and annoyance to the coun-
ty and particularly so to Lancaster and
vicinity.
Mrs. L. Weber, who assisted in at
tending father-in-law during his last
illness, had frightful fall dawn pair
of cellar steps in the house where the
deceased died. During the excitement
following the announcement of the death
of Mr.. Weber, Mrs Weber started to
90 up stairs and installing the cellar
door for the hall door. she opened it
hastily and was thrown to the bottom
of the steps, distance of about feet
Mrs. Weber was not badly hurt, and
has fully recovered from the fright
caused by the fall
1t will be a source of surprise and
regret to the many friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. R F. Murphy 10 learn of their
contemplated removal from Lancaster.
Their sons living in New York City
have prevailed on Mr.. Murphy to give
up business here and 90 10 that city so
they can be more together Mr.. Muir
ply will close out or sell his iewelry
business at once and will move as soon
as arrangements can be completed.
He has been in the jewelry trade over
thirty years, and his departure will
! leave another vacancy among our
established business houses.
At the residence Of the brides parents
in the town Of MI. Hope, Oct. Il, 1891,
by Rev. c. c. Svartz Mr.. Frank j.
Alexander to Miss Lottie NJ. Lambert.
The happy couple were united in
marriage at IL O'Clock, in the presence
of hosts of friends and guests After
congratulations, all sat down to a most
bountiful dinner. The presents were
numerous and valuable Mr.. Alexan-
der is young man of rare qualities.
while the bride is the accomplished
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j Lambert,
of Mt Hope. She has hosts of friends.
They start out in life with the best of
prospects, may their pathway ever lead
into sunshine and happiness.
John Parks will sell Mt auction next
Wednesday al 10 O'CLOCK in the fore
noon on his farm u miles north of Lam
caster, miles east of Griswold's mill,
eleven head OF horses, comprising one
team of and 8 years, one team and
z years, one team yeal old colts, one
team 2year old colts, one mare and
one horse each 2 years old and one 8
year old colt. He will also sell twelve
head of good mich cows, one new
Woods binder, one Knowlton mower,