Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-03-26

among new advertisements.
A delegation from this city attended
the entertainment Of the Lotus Glee Club
in Platteyille Thursday evening.
Arch Deacon Weber held services in
Emanuel church Tuesday evening, as
sisted by the pastor Rev. DIR. Thrall.
An interesting letter from Indian
agent Geo. W. Parker on the Arizona
Indians will be found on the 9th. page.
Read advertisement of Eugene Whit
more's Stallion, Groszherzog, in another
column. He will begin the season
April LIST.
Snow and rain Saturday morning had
depressing effect on business, and
very bad condition in the roads was also
a result.
John Humphrey is renovating the
Sherman residence recently purchased
by him. and is adding a new barn to the
premises.
The admirable mail service now in
operation relative to this city is due to
the personal solicitations of Hon. R. NJ.
LaFollette.
Chas. Burrows is building new
house on land purchased the past week
of Henry Ressmeyer, in the northern
part of the city.
Joe Clemenston had the misfortune
to fall, while amusing himself at the
gymnasium Saturday afternoon, aud
fractured an arm bone.
The present legislature of this state
has by statute named the first day OF
September Labor day" and constituted
that day legal holiday.
Hyers Sisters Colored Comedy Co.
will play at the Opera House in this city,
Friday April 3rd. Further mention of
it will be made next week.
Treasurer John Neavill will be at
home in Potosi the rest of the week ow-
ing to illness. Dave Schreiner will look
after the office during his illness.
Owing to the death of David Good
rich, father-in-law of John A. Neavill,
the treasurer's office has been under
charge If David Schreiner the past
week.
Mrs. Woolstenholm went to Grand
Island Neb, Wednesday afternoon in
response to telegram announcing serious
illness of her daughter Mrs. Nettie
Stearn.
Tom NeCollins is making prepare
tions to go west. and will start for Mon
tana April 9th. He is a brick maker
and a lucrative position awaits him in
that country.
The Judicial election to elect a success
sor of Judge Cole, will take place April
9TH. the same day as town election.
The list of nomination is published on
the Sth, page.
The question is being asked, as to
whether there will be two voting pre-
cincts at the coming town election.
There will be two voting precincts the
same as last fall.
Married:-At Ramsey House, Glen
Haven, March 10Th, 1891, by A. II.
Bennett, Esq. Fred McGarry, of Rock
Valley, Iowa, and Miss Adelina Brock,
of Guttenburg, Iowa.
Horses are dying from spinal trouble
in various portion of the state. The
Bloomington Record sage that Messrs
Davis and McKevitt have lost two llor-
ses each from the trouble.'
Teachers examination in this city,
Friday and Saturday, April 3rd. and
4th. Those who have not yet written,
will be given their last chance to try for
certificate on these dates.
Superintendent Needham is nearing
the end of his circuitous journey con-
Quoting teachers examinations, having
spent this month in the work, and will
bring it to a close in this city, April Srd.
and 4th.
Married: A the home of Mrs. Emily
j. Jones of this city, on Thursday, March
10, by Rev. P. H. Mason. MIR. VIM. j
Breed of Palouse City, Washington, to
Miss Emma NJ, Bawden of Elizabeth,
Illinois.
Rosenthal & Simons make it known
to you on the 8th page that they will
close their doors Saturday next. Some
particular bargains are offered which
you are invited to read. Saturday will
be their last day.
A religious periodical, entitled John
Three Sirteen. published at Vinita, In