Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1892-03-03

Catholic c1urcn AT Outcn Hollow DY
Rev. Salick, Mr.. Edward Kelley. of
Potosi. to Miss Laura Leisure. of Lam
caster
Horace Hymer of Potosi, has pur-
chased the stage line of Bud Duncan
running between this city and Potosi.
Herman Schraeder will manipulate the
line for Mr.. Hymer.
The Women's Foreign Missionary
Society will meet in the Chapel of the
NJ. E. church Wednesday afternoon and
evening. March 9th. Come and briHg
your friends with you.
w. L. MeCord's sale of high bred
horses Saturday was attended by fair
crowd. but the bad roads prevented
buyers from coming as they otherwise
would. Some twelve head of stock
were sold.
A bouncing ten pound boy arrived at
the home of Mr.. Lewis Alt, last Thurs
day. The happy father. set up the
cigars very literally. over the event, to
his friends. Mother and child are in
good health.
Benz. Buffers Autobiography and
Reminescence is having phenomenally
large sale in this city. j. NJ. Howe
agent for the book, is kept busy taking
orders and distributing the books to
subscribers.
Judge Clementson and Stenographer,
Chas. Orion, left for Darlington Mon
day, whittier the Judge goes to try tho
celebrated linching case that has caused
so much CONSERVATION among Darling
ton people and vicinity.
Ellsworth Ball and family left Friday
for their farm in Petersburg, Boone Co.
Neb., for the summer. Mr.. Ball took
two car load of stock with him. He
owns half section there, wellimproved
with fine house and other out buildings.
Married-At the Nj. E. parsonage
by Rev. c. c. Swsrtz, Feb. "a, George
F. Gelbach of Lancaster, to Miss Laura
r. Cardy of Potosi The happy couple
are we'll known in this city and Potosi
and have the best wishes of hosts of
friends.
VIM. Place was setting up the cigars
in large quantities to his friends Friday,
over the advent of two bright eight
pound boys, that arrived at his home
that morning. This beats all former
records. Mother and children are re-
ported doing nicely.
Cigar maker, VIM. Kerr, bought five
lots in the north part of the city last
week of Lew Croft, on which he will
build a fine residence in the spring.
This adds another house to the long list
previously mentioned and several more
contemplated residences will doubtless
be heard of before spring.
Rev. E. l.. Eaton, D.. D., of James
vile. will occupy the pulpit Of the M. Z.
church In this city, March goth, at
which time an effort will be made to
raise balance of the debt on new Chapel
He will lecture the following Monday
evening, March 21st, subject, "How
Worlds are born and how they die"
DR.. j. Godfrey was appointed surgeon
of this division of the Chicago and
North Western Railway this week. DIR.
Barber has held the position for num-
Der of years, but as the increasing bust
ness of the Kelley Institute demands
all his attention, he was forced to resign.
The new appointee, DR.. Godfrey came
to our city a short time ago, and has
been here little over month.
Mr.. Joe. Nathan and wife, accompan-
led by their daughters Mrs. HIP. Green,
who will spend few weeks in this city
and Miss May Nathan, arrived home
last Thursday from Oklahoma city.
NdkIdu duO fWllS HdNC UOOh flolL-
ing their daughter Mrs. Green, in that
city, the past few weeks. Miss May,
who has been absent during the winter,
has also been visiting in that city. Her
friends and school-mates of this city
extend to her cordial welcome home.
The following press notice taken
from the appleton Post will give an
idea how Rev. E. h. Eaton's Lectures
are generally received: ''Rev. E. L.
Eaton's Lecture at University Hall last
evening was instructive and entertain
ing. The lecturer was pleasing and
conversational in his delivery and at all
points showed great oratorical powers.
He would be gladly welcomed to the
city should he come again. He ex-
poets to be here for Commencement
Exercises"
The interior of the audience room in