Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-12-21


Come and caper, laugh and prance.
st the Hook and Ladder Dance.
Link Eversall, of Waterloo, was in
the city on business Monday.
Geo. johnson, of Burton, visited
friends in the city the first Of the week.
Mr.. P. Roberts spent few days
visiting friends in Rockville The first of
the week.
Grand Master Workman, Dunn, from
Elroy, was here in the interests of the
A. o. U. w. last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Day took
flying trip to North Andover, Monday.
Business called them hither.
Miss Kitty Mckenzie came home
from her school work at Evanston Tues
day. Miss Elva Barber will be home
tonight. Their holidays will be spent
here.
Mrs. j. A. Curtis and her son Elwyn
were in the city on business before the
county court Tuesday. While here they
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs, E. H.
Garside.
On the Srd of December, Mr.. j. l..
Plondke and Miss Maria Langner, of
WYalusing were married in the Evan
gelical Lutheran Church, at Bagley, by
Rev F. Mutschmapn.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Eddy has been darkened by the loss Of
their little boy aged seven weeks. A
severe attack of the grip and whooping
cough was the cause of its death.
The receipts at the Yale, Princeton,
football game were oyer $4,000.
Who will dare say that football is an
Improbable game, or that there is no
money in kicking according to rule.
We want about 80 cords of wood on
subscription at the Herald office
1t is reported that Rev. B. f. Wheel
er OF Baraboo is again quite sick. We
are very sorry to hear this as MIR. Wheel
er is too valuable a man to be spared
from any community without serious
loss and deep regret.
August Kohlenbcrg sold 35 bushels of
clover seed, medium, to Thos. Orion
for Sc 20 per bushel. When clover
seed yields from to z bushels per
acre, there's surely money in clover in
more ways :han one.
L. b. Hills, who has been grand
secretary of the Odd Fellows in Wis
consin for 25 years, died at his home in
Madison last Friday at the age of 20
years. There was no better known
Odd Fellow in the state.
You can buy the best flour for the
least money at THos MCDoNALD's.
Keep this in mind. 44-45
Mr.. j. l. Biederman and Miss Ber-
tina C. Kruel, daughter of Geo. Adam
Kruel, Esq, of Fennimore, were mar
ried at the home of the brides parents
ON the 14th of November, by Rev.
of Boscobel.
We had the pleasure of shaking hands
with our Hazel Green friend, Christy
Mccain Tuesday. The law brought him
into county court as a witness. ChriSty
did not like it very we'll when the holt
day trade makes business lively for
him, but ne had to come just the same.
Fine Furniture of all kinds. Buy
yourself or your children a valuable
and substantial holiday present at H.
S. Rhodes well filled furniture store.
"A
The Ven. C. T. Susan, Archdeacon
of Milwaukee, will be at Emmanuel
Church next Sunday and Christmas
Day. Services will be as follows:-
Sunday-Holy Communion, 7:90; Morn
ing Prayer. 900; Holy Communion and
Sermon, 1890; Evensong and Sermon,
7:30. Christmas day, Holy Communion
$50; Morning Prayer, Holy Commun-
ION and Sermon, 1890; Children's Ser
vice, 200. Offerings during Sunday
will be devoted to Diocesan Missions.
Mr.. Henry Macke sent the team after
the children to school one evening last
week. On going up hill toward the
school house, one end of the neck yoke
came down; the hired man stopped the
team to fix things. In going by the
horses he put his hand on the hip of
one of them. This frightened him and
be kicked the man in the shoulder and
face knocking him unconscious, The
team ran off furiously, and getting out
Of the road fell in gutter where one of
them, a valuable animal, was found
with its neck broken. The other was