Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-05-18

owing to lack of rooms. We hope to
begin sgain another year. when the au-
nual reports of the work of 1892 will be
sent out. In all IA, POI boquets. 50
boxes and 81 baskets were distributed
among the different hospitals
The Arnold Automatic Steam Cooker
is now considered an important i'm
provement in the editors kitchen de-
partment. For dinner. beef cooks
tender without the addition of any
water and without any possibility of
burning, while above it. potatoes and
other vegetables cook perfectly, and
the upper compartment bakes short
cake or other preparations. We con-
slider it great saving in time TO the
one who does the cooking, and the use
of single burner in a gasoline stove is
an evider gain. Mrs. CHAs L. HAIR
PER.
Perhaps no itinerant Doctor that has
ever been at Lancaster, has done more
to eradicate the popular prejudice
against proprietary medicine than
has DIR. Long of the Kickapoo Ssgwa
Company. By courtesy he has won
the regard of those with whom he has
come in contact. His company is COM
posed of good talent. The Doctors
visit to the city has proved profitable for
the company and also for many others.
They leave for Prairie du Chen next
week and will take with them hearty
wishes of success from residents of this
city and vicinity.
DIR. II. j. Suttle from Viroqua, has
been visiting his old home. He was
called here by the severe illness of his
mother. The Doctor locks better than
he did when he was a school teacher
and that is saying good deal; but why
shouldn't he? He has a very large and
desirable practice, good health and
pleasant home. What more can a man
want and at the same time stay here.
The Doctor also has the supreme salts
faction of knowing that what he has
accomplished has come through his
own perseverance,. He was not born
with golden spoon in his mouth.
Mrs. Z. j. Athertcn, publisher and
proprietor of the Mitchell County Press,
Usage, Iowa, is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. DR.. Long, of the Kickapoo Sagwa
Company. She will remain with them
about month. Her paper, the Press,
is the leading republican sheet of
Mitchell Co. Mr.. Anterior, who was
widely known and very influential man,
died over year ago, and since his
decease Mrs. Anterior, with the assist
ance of her son, has published the
paper. 1t has not lost favor since Mr..
Atherton's death but has become more
influential and is strong factor in the
political campaigns of the state.
The Southwestern Wis. Veterans
Association Reunion will be held at
Mineral Point this year. The dates
are Wednesday and Thursday, June
and s. Special train and reduced
rates have been secured. Free rations
and sleeping apartments furnished old
soldiers. The Tribune of May Is,
says:-T The reunion workers have their
sleeves rolled up. and are at their du-
ties with that earnestnesS which is sure
to result in success. Most all the noted
comrades of speaking ability in the
state have been rendered special invi-
tatiop, and some of them are sure to be
present, but just who cannot yet be
learned.
The excavation for the 4. Meyer
Jr., residence was begun the first of the
week and is now nearly completed.
With favorable weather the building
will advance rapidly 10 completion.
Mr.. Meyers house will be equal to any
in the city in point of architectural
beauty. 1t is superbly located, in a
spacious lot with the facade to the west.
1t will have all modern conveniences
ard will have large verandas, which
add so much to the appearance of a
dwelling. Since so many costly houses
have been and will be constructed here,
would it not be well to consider seri-
ously the water works question? Don't
Issue your ultimatum until you have
given the subject due consideration.
Those who went to the Clark building
Saturday afternoon in search of the
ambrosian delights, which were adver-
tised for sale, found there all manner
of delicate things, aromatic and sayory.
that had been prepared by the ladies of
Emmanuel church. We cannot COM
mend too highly the many different
pdihlaa that were there for sale Cuch