Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1892-04-21

/ turn out and hear them.
Quite number of our young folks
attended the concert and dance at
Plsiteville Monday evening They all
report an enjoyable time.
For local or any other kind of news.
fine job work aud good printing, the
HERALD can't be beat. Experienced
men in every line of the business.
Please take notice of j. 7. Benefits
new ad. in this weeks issue announcing
special sale of " all Paper. Mr.. Bennett
has a complete stock on hand and cor
daily invites all who contemplate
purchasing to call and examine it.
Phillip Flech is drilling well for c.
j. Hyde on the new laundry site this
week. Phillip is successful well
driller having SUNK wells all over this
vicinity without having failed to get d
good supply Of water in single case.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
will give supper at the residence of
Mrs. c. w. rockingham this Thurs
day evening. Supper will begin at $50
and continue through the evening
Everyone is cordially invite to come
and ''feast' for the nominal sum of %
cents.
John 9arsche returned from Oklaho-
ma last week, where he has been for
the past two months looking for more
desirable place 10 locate than Grant
County. He utterly failed, however. to
find more congenial climate and pros
porous place than Lancaster and vicinity
affords, and has returned to stay.
Proprietor Thompson of the Grand
Central, has had the embankment in
front of the hotel covered with sod, aud
has also fixed up the yard in the rear
Mr.. Thompsou's motto is, that every
thing shall look neat regardless of ex-
pense. The hotel is at present crowded to
its fullest capacity with Kelley patients.
The Lancaster Milling Company is
now turning out large quantities OF flour
which is giving excellent satisfaction.
When factory or manufacturing estab-
lishment is placed in the thriving city of
Lancaster, it is sure to meet with sue
cess. There will doubtless be a great
many new manufacturing industries
added to this city in few years.
One of our nimble typos was in the
band room Tuesday evening listening
to The excellent music rendered by the
boys. He was sitting on dry goods
box in the corner of the room, when 10!
the box caved in from the top and
the printer took tumble,al that could
be seen vas his head and feet projecting
from the top of the box.
Chas. Angus is remodelling his hotel.
1t will be raised and receive a general
hauling over. He will also put large
addition on the east side, in order to
house the increase of business, which
he is daily receiving. There is not a
city in southwestern Wisconsin that
can beat Lancaster for good hotels and
accommodations. There is not 8
second class in the city.
The young people of the city are pre-
pairing TO give their second annual ball
1t will probably be the best ball of the
season as those who are getting it ur
intend to spare no pains to make the
dance enjoyable for all who attend. Il
will probably be on on Friday
/ April %. 1t will be the event of the
season and no one can afford to miss it
The Easter service at the Congre
gational church Sunday evening was
largely attended. That part of the
service by the children of the Sunday
School, was highly appreciated and re-
: fleets much credit on the young par
Elephants. Rev. Mason concluded the
services with sermon on the crucl
fixion of Christ, illustrated with the
stereopticon.
Appropriate Easter Services were
held in all the churches in this city las
Sunday. A sunrise service was con
Quoted by Rev. Thrall at the Episcopa
in which large congregation partici
pated. Morning service at the NJ E.
by Rev. Swartz, also service in the
evening; both we're largely attended
Services in the other churches were
well attended both morning and even,
ing. Good Friday was observed at the
Catholic church.
!. An exchange says: "A doctor will SIT
down and write prescription; time five
minutes; paper and ink one quarter of 8
cent, and the patient pays 81, 81, IS. as
the case may be. A lawyer writes 10 o
II lines and gets $40 to $50 from his
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