Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-11-30

Rogers plated ksives at 81 80 per
set, at j. II. Baldwin's.
Go to Burns' restaurant Tor good
cup of coffee when you are cold
The ladies of the P. NJ. Church at
Mt. Zion will give basket sociable. at
the church. Friday evening Dec. sth,
for the benift of the pastor. All are
invited TO attend.
VIM. Reed, Esq, from Waterloo and
c. Roschi made pleasant call Tues
day. These gentlemen were pleased
with our roosters that crowed so vigor-
ously the day after the late elections.
Some two or three of our hunters, H.
c. Gleason among them, went toward
Rockville Tuesday to hunt for large
lynx that it is reported has been seen
near there. If he is there they will get
him.
Gents gold-illed watches for IS and
upwards, at j. H. Baldwin's.
Mr. John Domer's farm ADVERTISED
in the Herald has been disposed of by
an exchange with Edward Parks. Mr..
Domer brings 10 cows with him and
continues the milk wagon, Both are
deserving success and we wish them
prosperity.
Married, on November Is, 1892 ut
the residence of MIR. Wilson. 424S Emer-
aid avenue, Chicago, Ill, Rev. j. n.
Boyd of the Tenth Presbyterian Church
officiating, Mr.. Frederick Wishart and
Miss Elinor Smithyman of Chicago.
The best wishes of the HERALD are ex-
tended to Mr.. and Mrs. Wishart with
this notice.
Mrs. Joseph Godfrey, a sister-in-law
of DIR. Godfrey of this city, committed
suicide last week at Benton by hanging.
She was a little over 80 years of age,
bat has been consumptive for several
years. and for a few weeks past had
been very respondent Her husband
died some five years ago. Two chill
dren are made orphans by the sad
death of kind mother.
Ernest Sampson an insane person.
aged about q years, escaped from the
Grant County Asylum on the afternoon
of Nov. 23d. He has dark hair and
eyes and is Of medium height. Any
one giving any information concerning
him will be rewarded. See or address
James Anderson, Supt. of Insane, Lam
caster, Wis.
On November 18th, Mr.. Frank G.
Cover was married to Miss Cassie Z.
Gillies, at Seattle. Washington. Mr..
Cover is a son of Capt. John Cover and
there are many here who will remem-
Der him as boy when he lived in Ian
easter. He is engaged in prosperous
business at Seattle and the HERALD ex-
tends its heartiest congratulations to
the young couple.
Mrs. Henry Belz, aged 80 years, died
in this city last Monday morning of
consumption. Last March this happy
home of Mr. and Mrs. Belz was dark
ened by the death of their little child
and now it is bereft indeed by the loss
of the mother. The funeral services
were held in the Congregational church
Wednesday afternoon. Rev. Mason from
this city and Rev. Schulz from Sti.zer
conducted the funeral services.
Geo. w. Parker sent out little page
of Maxims that sound as if they had
been handed down from that shrewd and
successful elder brother, one of Grant
County's pioneer merchants, Dwight
Parker Carefully examine every detail
of your business. Be prompt in every
thing. Take time to consider, but de-
eide positively. Dare to go forward.
Bear troubles patiently. Be brave in
the struggle of life. Maintain your in.
tegrity as sacred thing. Never tell
business lies. Meyer appear something
more than what you are. Pay your
debts promptly. Shun strong liquor
Employ your time we'll Be polite to
everybody, Never be discouraged.
Garry as large policy in the Equitable
Life Assurance Society of the United
States-New York-as your circum-
stances will permit, Then work hard
and you will be certain of success.
Last week donation was made by
the citizens Of Lancaster to the dis
tressed at Hurley, Mr.. l. Philipson in
terested mary by circulating the SUBJ
scription paper. The following letter
received by Mr.. r. Meyer, junior, last
Monday explains itself and gives some
idea of the situation at Hurley aud
vicinity at present: