Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-06-25

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Roy rockingham entertained two Of
his cousins the past few days. who came
over from Richmond III, on ponies.
They were Frank and Chas. Mcconnell.
and were also cousins. They returned
Wednesday morning.
Blank notices of annual school meet
ings can be had by calling at this office.
They are much more attractive and
handler than the written forms, and
answer the purpose required to greater
advantage.
In alighting from his rig last Friday,
Abe Decker farmer residing a few
miles north of town, had the misfortune
to break leg. He was Immediately
brought to this city to the Office of Dr.
A. H. Barber. ami the fracture reduced.
Every body will celebrate at Lancaster
this year, where they always have the
biggest crowds and the best time.
the grandest display OF fire works
ever witness in this part of the state has
been ordered, and everybody is invited
to attend.
The Kelley Institute has decided to
remain with US and as business increas-
es the old Hubbard House will be util-
lied as boarding house for patients.
The location is well chosen and the
Hubbard House can afford comfortable
quarters for large number.
Farmers report favorable prospect
for good hay crop this season. In
fact all crops are in advance of that an
ticipated in the early spring. Corn has
been gone through the second time
and is looking fine. The hay will be
ready for cutting before long.
E. b. Goodsell. formerly of Dodge
vile. and a graduate of the University
law-c;ass, will open a law Office
oyer Ivey q Webb's store the first of
next month. Mr.. Goodsell is Il pleasant
gentleman and will receive cordial re-
ception from the Grant Co. Bar.
Rev. Father Niehause was the recip-
lent of two very beautiful presents from
the confirmation class last Sunday.
They consisted of a beautiful parlor
lamp, presented by the young ladies
and center table by the boys. They
were both beautiful presents and showed
the esteem of the donors.
Mayor Ed. Nj. Lowry has associated
with him in the law business Harry w.
Brown, who graduated from the State
University this month. Mir. Brown is
we'll known here having resided many
years IN Fennimore and the last three
years in this city as a student in Mr..
Lowry's office. They will make a
popular firm.
The death of Mrs. Bresee was mad
vertently omitted last week. She died
Monday morning June 10Th and was
buried Tuesday afternoon from the Bap-
fist church in this city of which she was
member. She leaves husband and
a large family of grown children, who.
in their affliction have the kind sympa,
thy of friends.
A petition has been circulated among
the citizens of this place, asking for a
reversal of the Lancaster and Platteyille
mail route. The petitioners want the
stage to remain in this city over night,
and go to the other end of the route in
forenoon and return in the evening.
As it is now, we get nearly all our mail
during the first half of the day.
Relatives IN this city are expecting
the arrival on Friday of Mrs. Joe Wool
stenholm (Nee Miss Mamme Hyde) and
Mrs. Adolph Stearn (Nee Miss Nettie
Woolstenholm,) and families. These
two former Lancaster girls have made
their homes in the far west, at Grand
Island, Neb., where their husbands are
engaged in the merchantile business.
The Lancaster High School was or
gained in 1875 and has graduated IS
students. During the Is years of its
existence, it has graduated y classes,
there being no commencement during
years of that time. The product of
the school has given it name that
stands with the first of the state, and it
is far ahead of most schools in point of
favor with the State University.
l. The Bible: Its Importance as
book; who should study it; how to study
it; who can understand it; the present
revival of interest in Bible study; the
church, the Bible and the Sunday
school. 2. An inductive Bible study on