Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-04-13
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Sheriff Miller brought four prisoners
in Monday and lodged them in Jail.
With { be new acquisitions be now has
a respectfully sized crowd to board.
The Band Is agsin located in the
Oswald block. Their room has been
fitted up just to suit them and will be
commoGious and att-ctive.
Congregational church services Sun
day. April 16. 1898. Morning; An
educated ministry. Evening: What
the MEMS Auxiliary think of inspiration
and miracles.
Miss Margie Chambers of Blooming
ton. made Lancaster friends a plea
SAINT visit SATURDAY. She was on her
way home from Plstteville, where she
attends the Normal.
Several cords of excelsior wood were
washed away during the heavy ram
storm last Thursday evening. Most of
it lodged in the meadow below the
factory and has been hauled back.
j. j. Humphrey offers for sale q
large butchers ice box and complete
set of butchers tools. He also wishes
us TO say that he has no household fur
niture for sale. See ad. in special
column.
Presiding Elder, Tresidder, will
preach in the NJ. E. church Saturday
evening, April Is and Sunday, April
Is. The morning service will be pre-
coded by the baptism of infants. II.
ID. SMITH.
A meeting of the Mems Auxiliary of
the Congregational church is called by
the president for Friday evening this
week at s o'clock at Judge Carter's
Office in the Court house. A full at
tendance is desired.
Prof. Denote opened his lecture by
the remark 81 don't see you and you
don't see me-" At this fellow in the
back part OF the room exclaimed in an
astonished undertone. ''Well I'll be gOl
dsrned he must be blind"
If school officers in want of teachers,
and teachers desiring positions will
with this Office, stating
qualifications, terms, ETC., shall be
glad to render them all the assistance
in my power. C. H. ME-, Co. Supt.
John Phillips who lives In the south
part of the city has good house and
two acres Of land for sale. There is
no place in the city more beautiful or
d esirable. There is bargain for some
body-Town lots are going up every
day.
Nessrs Howe & Rothe, the enterpris-
ing editors of the Times ReUieaO, last
week enlarged it to seven column
quarto. These gentlemen are publish
ing a good paper, and are in the truest
sense hustlers. We wish them success.
A hail storm in the spring-time is not
unusual; blu: the storm of Thursday
evening was of unusual severity. Hail
an inch in diameter fell in large mum.
Der, covering the ground and giving
the surroundings lurid, peculiar as
pect.
The administrator of the estate of
Christian Brinkman, decd, II. Timm,
will sell at auction on Tuesday, April
18th, at the farm of said Christian
horses, cattle, sheep farm
ing machinery and other articles. See
large bills.
A special from Livingston says that
Ole Iverson, of that place, had five
horses killed by lightning last Thursday
afternoon. Two boys who were driving
the horses were knocked senseless, but
recovered in short time. The horses
were valued at $500 and were insured
for 5000.
Johnnie Phillips has bought the
Wagner House and the DR.. Clark
property and proposes TO run an ideal
farmers hotel. We will use the Clark
property TO stand wagons and buggies
on so that he will not be crowded for
room in the rear.
VIM. Reese & Co, of Potosi, recently
struck, what is thought to be by many
old miners, the heaviest vein of lead
ore, yet discovered in the lead mine
district, at a depth Of 165 feet. They
are preparing to run a level into the
hill, and will operate the mine this
summer.
The Milwaukee Record is authority
for the romantic story that Brad.
Miller and Miss Alma Nunnemacher
were married six months or more
previous to their tragic death in
Mississippi a few weeks ago. The
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