Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-02-23

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miss this. the first and probably the last
opportunity you may have to hear
them.
DR.. l. E. Crane was summoned to
Woodstock, Ont. Tuesday. to attend
his father, who is dangerously i'll. The
DR.. wishes us to announce that his
office will be closed for about week.
w. II. Rose OF Fennimone, was in
town Monday He is man who knows
how to raise chickens and how TO make
them pay. He has some valuable arti-
cles in the HERALD on the care of
chickens.
W''l L. Taylor. of Mt. Hope, tells the
people of Grant county by an adver-
tisement this week that be sells straw
berry plants, gladioli bulbs. &c Mr.
Taylor will be found perfectly reliable
and prompt in his dealings.
Mss Mable Mccoy. spent Sunday at
her home in this city, returning 10
Madison Monday to resume her studies
at the University. She was accomoa-
MED by Miss Mable Decker, who will
visit Madison friends for a short time.
Attorneys j. d. Wilson and W. g.
Palmer, of Boscobel; w. f. Carter, f
E. Burns, d. j. Gardner, and T. L.
Cleary, of Platteville; p. BARLEY, of
Bloomington and o. B. Thomas, of
Prairie du Chen, attended Circuit Court
Tuesday.
Mr.. Fred Meyer of the Meyer Show
alter State Bank, was in Madison atten-
ding Phi Psi meeting and banquet at
the Van Eta last week. 1t was a
brilliant affair in all its appointments
and members of the fraternity warmed
hearts anew.
School opened Monday with full
attendance in all the rooms. 1t looks
as if the parents were glad to have the
vacation over, and good place to send
the busy children. The teachers are
always glad to see every scholar in his
place every day.
DR.. James Galway, who in connec-
ton with DIR. MARROW, built up large
lucrative practice in Bloomington has
gone to Potosi and will locate there
permanently. Mr.. Galway is known to
be good dentist, and Potosi is FORUM
ate in securing him.
Mrs. A. c. Hammond, formerly of
Elwood, ILL.,, an experienced nurse, has
come to our city to locate. and is at
present stopping at Mr.. }. LOthrop's.
She has good references and is an eld-
erly lady of mild pleasing manners.
She will undoubtedly be welcomed by
our physicians.
Services at the Congregational church
Sunday, Feb. 26, 1898. Morning.
"Women's Culture and Woman's
Work" Evening" Jerusalem and
its Environs, :" illustrated with the ster-
eopticon. The Temple Area, showing
its beautiful Ornamentation. The mos
ques of Omar and FL Aksa and their
interiors. The Golden Gate. The
Tower of Hippicus.
Mr.. Mason's lecture with illustrated
views of Jerusalem, at the Congrega-
tionsl church last Sunday evening, was
attended by large audience. Miss
Hattie Hyde sang solo. Her listeners
are glad to welcome her back. The
stereopticon views and Mr.. Mason s
explanations and lecture are entertain
ing and instructive, and it is lost
opportunity to one who willingly stays
away.
d. f. Seeley, nurseryman and for
ist, of Wauzeka. was in the city
Monday. Mr.. Seeley is a general deal
er in nursery stock and handles only
the best. He did large business in
Wauzeka and surrounding towns last
year and his sales have largely increased
this year, which is substantial evidence
of the quality and hardness of his
plants and shurbs. Mr.. Seeley contem-
plates making a general canvass in
Lancaster and vicinity soon.
Treasurer johnson of Viroqua rob-
berry fame. is in trouble again and prob
ably this time for sure. The committee
appointed by the board to investigate
the matter. find affairs considerably
muddled; that johnson mixed the
county money with his own, and drew
private checks signing his name in his
official capacity, and admits using
$4,000 for private purposes. The exact
amount stolen was S4,384.12. No of1ic-