Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1892-12-15


good papers will be presented. a good
time may be expected for Bloomington
always does have enthusiastic teachers
meetings. Supt. Needham will con-
duct the work.
John Jeide, our enterprising mer-
chant Tailor, has secured the exclusive
agency for that noted sewing ma
chine. The While. See his neS ad
in this issue. The cut is a perfect rep
resentation OF the machine, which has
for years been known to the public IS
among the best of its kind.
Married: John Reeh and Miss
Cora E. Barr. both of Beetown at the
NJ E. parsonage by tie Rev. Il. D.
Smith, Dec. IA, at1P.M Casper Sull
and Miss Nettie Barr, sister of the
bride, stood up with the happy couple.
Mr. Rech is a thrifty farmer of Bee
town and will reside there with his
bride.
Mrs. John Wright has been ut Max
well, Iowa, for some time in attendance
at the bedside of her father, Sam.
Woodhouse, who is still very seriously
ill. The many friends of MIR. Wood
house in this county will very much
regret to know that at last accounts
there was very little to hope of his
recovery.
The Bazaar and supper tables, in the
clark building, one door west of the F..
o. is receiving very liberal patronage, in
consequence of the excellency of the
tables and fancy articles offered for sale.
1t is conducted by the ladies of EN-
manuel Club, of the Episcopal church.
The Bazaar was opened Wednesday
afternoon and closes tonight.
Miss Ellen Woostenholme who has
been at Grand Island, Nebraska visiting
her sister Mrs Nettie Sterne, returned
last Friday. The train on which she
came ran into a freight engin in a snow
storm near Lincoln and the result was
one of the trainmen killed and pretty
lively shcking up of the passengers
without serious injury to any of them.
Miss Woolstenholme's friends will be
clad to see her after her six months
absence.
j. Allen Coombs, was in the city last
Saturday. He has we'll under way a
new house in Madison, Wingra Park
addition and is much pleased with the
prospects ahead in his new house. He
will some time soon make public sale
of his farm stock and machinery on his
farm in the Hurrican which he has dis
posed of. In losing Mr.. Coomps Grant
County loses a most excellent citizen
and man of unusual ability as a
thinker and writer.
The residence of Mrs. VIM. Baxter
was the scene of brilliant social cvent
on last Thursday evening. About
twenty young people were present and
participated in the enjoyment, which
the occasion furnished. A unique yet
fascinating game INDUCED in was
animal drawing, prize being awarded
to the one who guessed correctly the
greater number, using the artists pro-
ductIon as a medium from which to
draw a conclusion. This prize, neatly
bound volume of poems was secured by
Miss Cad Muesse.
That was very pleasant gathering
at the Congregational parsonage last
Friday evening. The older ones passed
the time in pleasant conversation while
the younger ones amused themselves
with various games. The number in
attendance was about $50 and the re-
ceipts between fourteen and fifteen
dollars. One thing very noticeable was
the uniformly good conduct of the
young people who, while full of life in
carrying on their amusements were so
careful not to damage or in any way
injure any article of ornament or furni-
ture. This is much to their credit and
both host and hostess are warm in the
praise of the young people who made
their home merry last Friday evening.
}. Schreiner & Sons evidently antici-
pate the wants of their customers, as
they have on displayan admirable stock
of goods, including everything in staple
articles. Xmas goods and notions. The
constant flow of trade in their direction
is conclusive evidence of the correctness
of the above statements. That the firm
name of Schreiner & Sons is becoming
a household word is due to their in
cessant efforts to please, and the further
fact that they deal only in standard and
meritorious goods. il is a delightfully."-
pleasant little tour, that of taking a