Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-12-17


appear IN the market Furcaps. WOOL
! ca caps. cheap. nice and warm and a
iuil lot # choice sOt hats of the best
make, all at low prices Genl men
can here find the --latest n b Goods
IN neckwear. collars, cuffs, cufl-bu tons.
studs, scarl-pns, 81 X AMI linen h nd
kerchieis. tine hosiery, TX muffler., kid
gloves. cloth glove, iur Clio es and
mittens. The a0Oye hastv note of this
big business is sufficient Just f, the
claim that It is the leading st re o this
character in this end If the sta Vast
ana all as Is the business noted, vet it
IS only part of The operations of this
hrm They are also heavy de4l,rs in
live stock, shipping we XIV large lots
nom IN city TO Chicago. hey own
their own yards at this point, md have
uneXcel ed facilities in This line. An
extensive creamery located at his place
IS also one of the many branches of
business conducted by them fhe
creamery Is complete one and
thoroughly fitted for the work. 1t has
a capacity of 1900 pounds of exc lent
sweet but er daily. j. Schr, iner a.
sons also conduct two large branch
mercantile houses at Two Harbors,
Minnesota, both of which are large and
completely stocked hOu e.. bo'h doing
a bus ness aggregating 1925, 600 yearly.
Inc success which has attended the
/ Minnesota branches ofthis firm w IS due
to the intelligent management of
Adolf j. Schteiner, whose sudden
death couple of weeks ago 1T he age
OF thirty years, caused tue deepe,t s0r-
row m this his native wn, where he
I bad lived from buyhood and where he
was universal V ADMIRED, both Tor his
eXt client business qualliCa ions an his
Wor as an esteemed aud respected
cilizen, and Il can be said of h m that
he commanded the good wishes of all
classes.
/ Mr.. John Schreiner the head of the
/ firm Is a native of Hesse Darmstadt,
/ Prussia, having been born in that
Duchy, January 9th, 1885. being now
/ in tue full prime of vigorous m n
no I'd. Mr.. Schreiner received his eiu-
cation in his nat We country, and came
10 America with his parents in 1858,
com nc direct to Lancaster After
reaching here he was for short while
engaged N farming bat that not prov
nv eongenial to his tastes, he tmbarked
IN the mercantile business in 1864 in
company with j. Nathan q Son, the
finn afterward being changed to
Nathan Il Schreiner. tins in turn being
dissolved someyears later Mr. Schrei-
ner though Civ ne STREET attention TO
business, as is evident BY the ccess
which has come To him, has found time
to serve the people in various cauaci-
I Ia bn - g
this city one term, and his admins
ira ion was creditable to himself aud
satistact ry to the people. lie has
served several terms as county super
visor, and is at present a member OF
the County Boar Mr. Schreln r is
president OF the state Bank of G ant
County, aud IS one OF the our Gen le-
men owning the Keeley lns itute IN this
Guy. lie is memo of ne |. o. o. f.
Mr. Sehre mr. is very atlahle and
4 pleasant m IN with VIII m to do bust.
/ ness, and has never lost chit of the
interests OF Lancastar, and i ways
really to ass ST il any movement con-
ducive to tbs citY's welfare. He is
recognized rs BUSINESS man of rare
ability, thoroue hi, competent TO trnp
to successful issue any venture he
undeftakes. No name IN Lancaster is
more highly respe, ed til HAT of Mr..
John Schreiner. Mr. Frank Schrelner,
one OF the members OF this reputable
1 li'm, needs no introduction 10 our peo-
pie, TO all Of whom he is well known
aud teemed. lie is a native of Ian
| caster having been b rn here twenty
seven years ago the 22d of last March.
|. lie has always resided mere aud re-
ceiyed his schooling 10 this city as a
pupil OF the puplic schools and high
sch o.. rounding off his education with
a collegiate course at Vaipariso, Indi-
ana. lie has natural aptitude for
mercantile ! f. and under his fathers
careful tutorshiu has developed into a
successful IN reliant, thoroughly con
versant with all the iotricaeies of trade
He is grnt 'emnn of managerial res
ourees, and is the wortty son OF :; wor-
i thy re. Like h $ father he is of
1 pleasant nature, which has drawn
around him many friends in both COM
Eitrtial and social life, in which he is
/ he'd IN The highest es Gem. TIE other
1 bi other and memb r of the firm is Ed
moud H. Scbreiner, who is four Years
/ the junior of his bl other Edmond was
/ born in Lancaster, February 8, 1868
He received a thorough education in
the public schools and the high school
of this city, supplemented with full
course at the State University at Mad
ison this state. He is thoroughly re-
liable and competent business man,
having inherited many of the good
business IRA IS of his father lie is
well liked b, al who know him. This
necessarily hurried sketch Of this bus
mess and the heads VI no have brought
success to it is but faint outline, but
viii serve TO show is magnitude. and
the character Of the honorable gentle
men who control its many affairs.
Joseph T. Bennett.
This establishment is the oldest as