Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-09-10

Resd the Fair advertisement on nrst
psge and then make preparations to
attend.
Ladies' Society of the Congregational
church will meet on Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. A. II. Barber.
J.H. jackson, of Potosi. has received
a pension s. month through the
agency of John A Neavill of this city,
The Livingston Driving Association
will lo'd two days session, Sept 1854.
Purses to the amount Of 500 are offer
ed
Dr.. j. u. Reed gives notice among
specials Of his exclusive right to use
late discovery for filling teeth without
pain
The HERALD acknowledges copies
of Congressional records received
through courtesy of Hon. r. NJ. LaFol-
lette.
A little girl came to brighten the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Clark Mon
day morning. Both mother and child
are doing well.
Frogs legs have become quite a fad
as diet of late, and large number of
the amphibians are beng slain to satisfy
the palates of our people.
&
Rev. z. H. Mason gave an able ad-
dress SunCay evening, to the young
people who are to attend school away
from home the coming year.
DIR. +. NJ Cronin has moved into his
new office over Ziegler Bros hardware
store The doctor has secured fine
rooms for office and consulting rooms.
The NJ. E. people will have the only
table at the Fair Grounds next week.
Hot meals will be served. and the pat
ronage of those attending the meeting
is solicited
Mrs E. NJ Lowry gave reception
Monday afternoon in honor of her guest
Miss Mary Bergb. of Galena. About
forty ladies were present and an elabor-
ate luncheon served.
The HERALD is in receipt of the
Thirteenth annual report of the State
Board Of Health, with sanitary report
OF the school buildings and grounds of
the leading schools of the State.
Rev. b. f. Wheeler passed through
this city the latter part of the week on
his way to Mt. Hope, where he dedicat-
ed the new hall just erected by Lincoln
Lodge, l. o. D. f. of that place.
Prof. Chas. l.. Harper. for so many
years County Superintendent of schools
has been secured as Principal of the
Lancaster High School. The fail term
opens Monday with an efficient corps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Behnke. of
Hurricane will celebrate the 25th an
niversary of their wedding, next Tues
day. The occasion will be duly OBJ
served, invitations being out for a large
party.
The Baptist Society of this place sent
up goodly delegation to the Lafayette
Baptist Association which convened at
Darlington Friday, and continued until
Sunday evening. A splendid meeting
is reported
Chas Osthof has purchased Will Nc
Pherson's interest In the Livery Stable
of Posey & Mcpherson. The firm name
will be Posey & Osthoff, and will merit
the generous patronage extended to the
former firm.
The new gents furnishing store, l.
Phihpson & Co.. proprietors, was open
ed yesterday. They carry a large stock
of ready made clothing. See advertise
ment in another column. Wenzel new
building, Maple St.
A game of base ball played August
OOlu, DeIWe6u tue DOlCe Nlceh anu
DRY Hollow" mines, resulted in vic
tory for the former by a score of Al to 9.
A return game will be played on the
18th, at Dry Hollow.
Many new sidewalks have lately been
laid in the southeastern part of the city
to the convenience of the public. The
new style is lay ed crosswise making a
marked improvement over the old
fashioned long planks.
Ample room has been provided for
the hitching of teams inside the Fair
Grounds. BY paying the extra admis-
sion price for teams the worry and
bother of going off the grounds to see to