Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-10-22

Miss Ellen Earl, of Chicago. in that city
on the 9Th inst. His friends extend
congratulations.
Two pairs of Children's shoes were
found on Hickory street between town
and Abrams crossing. Owner can
have same BY calling at this Office and
proving property.
The Dubuque Times says Platteville
is to have national bank, with capt.
tai of $4,000. the promoters being
banker Eastman of Platteville and Du-
buque capitalists.
A man named Budock dropped dead,
while running from one train to the
other at Sitter last Thursday. He was
a section boss on the n. W. railroad.
Cause of death is unknown.
Kessler & Floms Carnival, Music and
Novelty Co., introducing the two Oles
the greatest of Scandinavian Comedi-
ans. who preform ON 20 different instru-
ments. At the Opera House Oct. 9th
and 2Sth.
The Misses Florence and Martha
Spiegelberg. children of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Spiegelberg, gave a delightful party to
their little friends Saturday afternoon.
Games and luncheon made the time
seem much too short.
John Pendleton has had six new
Rochester lamps put in place OF the old
ones at the Opera House, which be says
will light the hall up in grand style.
He evidently anticipates doing big
business during the coming season.
w. Doblin. brakeman on the Lam
caster & Milwaukee passenger train,
and Miss Minnie Conradt of this city,
were married at Madison, Tuesday, last
week. The young couple start out IN
| life with best wishes of host of friends.
Miss Vancott will hold revival meet
ings at the M. f. church, beginning
next Sunday morning. A cordial in
yitation is extended to the Christian
churches of the city, TO attend and assist
in he good work. Everybody invited
to attend.
The new windows for the Episcopal
church have arrived and the frames and
sash for them are being made by the
BROKER Bros. The windows are of a
very neat design, and will make a
splendid appearance when put in place
in the building.
There will be free Lecture at the
Congregational church on Saturday.
October oath, at p. m. by Rev. j. F.
Garlic, District Lecturer or the |. o. G.
T. All who are interested in temper
ance. and all members of the order, are
cordially invited to be present.
The 7:10 passenger train from Madi-
son ran into buggy the other side IF
Ridgeway, Thursday. A livery man
had brought passenger to Ridgeway
and was on his way home when the
accident occurred. The buggy was
smashed completely, but fortunately
the driver was not badly hurt.
You should not fail to see Kessler and
Flom's Great Carnival, Music and Nov
eltv Co, IN their musical sketches,
songs and dance acts, and the Black
Art, the most astonishing attraction ever
placed before the public, and now rep
resented for the first time. At the
Opera House Oct. 9th and 28th.
Since the inauguration of the Mil
waukee Real Estate board and the
election of j. C. Barthof as secretary,
he has severed his connection with the
Realty and Building Record, Walter w.
Pollock remaining sole editor and
manager. The Record is bright trade
paper and evidently receiving the
patronage it merits.
1t has been said that 1891 would be
good year for babies and the truth of
the prophesy can be seen in the follow
ing, taken from the certificates flied
with the County Clerk The number
of births in Grant County from January
LIST to Oct. lst, 1890, was 2O6 against
255 from Jan. LIST to Oct. 1st, the present
year A gain of 40. Grant County
has certainly done her duty.
Louis Redenbach will hold an auction
at his farm in the village of Ellenboro,
Wednesday, November 18th, 1891. at
10 o'clock in the forenoon. lie viii
sell four head of horses, twenty three
head of cattle, buggies, wagons and
several farm implements. Terms of
sale, all under SO cash. over $40 one
years time on approved note at Z per
cent. c. w. Knapp, auctioneer. For
particulars see large bills printed at this