Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-09-14

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five years Of rye her present attack is
quite serious
Elijah Rogers. Esq one ofthe largest
land owners in Grant County, was
down from Fennimore on business last
Saturday He has his eye on a home
in Lancaster at some future day He
viii find a welcome here
A. &. Hough viii sell on his farm
, miles southwest from Fennimore.
Tuesday. Sept. 26th. y head Of fine
bred horses and colts, with VS..
hogs. hay and farm machinery. Ev-
ervthing in frst-class condition.
There were 2,10O watermelons in
Lancaster last Saturday evening more
than one for every man, woman and
child in the city. big melons for a
quarter. When you come to the Iair,
Just eat your share They are mighty
good ones.
10 a new ad. this week !. Philipson "
Co. call your attention to their large
stock of mems and boys clothing, which
they have made special price on, for
fair week. Don't miss this rare oppor-
tunity to g9t a stylish suit for small
sum of money.
Mr.. Richie, an old and well known
resident of the county died at the resi-
dence of his son in this city last Satur-
day. He was burrie at Liberty Tues
day morning. We will give more
complete sketch of the life of this worthy
man next week.
Misses Allie and Nellie Woodward
are among the many who are at the
Worlds Fair this week. They Will not
return to Lancaster this winter as they
have both secured pleasant and lucra-
tive positions il large millinery
establishment in Milwaukee.
DIR. J. c. Benham and wife, from
Hudson. N. Y, are visiting MIR. and
Mrs. Murphy in this city They are
uncle and aunt Of Mrs. Murphy and
met Mr.. Murphy at the Worlds Fair.
The Doctor and his wife leave for
their New York home today.
John E. Ryan, son of John Ryan,
n - Mi A,,1o,,or will ..tta0d tbo
State University at Madison again this
year. He has been spending the sum
mer with his brother Myron, who is as
sistant manager of a large insurance
company at Minneapolis, MINI.
The Lancaster Milling Company has
rebuilt the Flour and Feed Mill near the
depot anG everything is again ready for
business. The machinery is of the
newest and most approved kind. and
the custom work. both in flour and feed
will receive prompt attention any and
every week day.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Rush johnson and MIR.
and Mrs. Philo Elmer, of Stockton,
Chautauqua county. N. Y. left for their
home Monday after pleasant visit of a
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Harley
Sprague at Beetown. They spent
profitable week at the Worlds Fair
before coming here.
The Rev. w. f. NJ. Stewart, noted
lecturer from Chicago will lecture in
the Congregational Church in this city,
Sept. 23rd in the interests of the Young
J PEOPLES Society of Christian Endeavor.
His topic is Behind the Bridal Veil. >
Admission 10 cents for children and %
cents for adults. Keep the date in
: mind.
R. j. Bennett, who has been resi-
dent of our city for some time and who
is favorably known to many, last Mon
day bought and took possession of f
b. Calls confectionery store. He viii
run q first class restaurant, ice cream
saloon and lunch room in the same
building. Mr.. Bennett is pleasant
man to deal with. Give him call
MIR. Ward, the father of William
Ward, of Hurricane, and Geo. Ward
now in Chicago. died at the home O
his son in Hurricane last week. HI
vas II years ola and came to Wiscon
sin from Leeds, England in 1916, anC
has geen member Of the Congrega
tional church for 80 years. Rev. II. D.
Smith conducted the funeral services.
Bessrs. Wing and Ryon Of the Chi
cage Sewing Machine Co. are in Ian
caster for ten days, and while here vii
clean, adjust, repair and rebuild Ole
sewing machines. If they do not make
} any machine run as well and do as gooC
work as it did when new. they ask ne
pay. They can be found at their shop
near the post office. DO not fail to give
them a call.