Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-04-06

pletely surprised at the unusually large
quantity you get for your money.
Married, Wednesday. March %. at
the Presbyterian parsonage, by Rev.
j. A. Ringold, Friedrich Swallow to
Catharine Martin, both of the town of
Liberty.
Dir. and Mrs. Henry Belz express
heartfelt thanks to all friends who re-
them. and so kindly assisted
in the sickness and laying away of
their beloved baby.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Barnett at Sumner, Iowa, is made glad
by the advent of a happy, smiling boy.
No wonder Grandpa Jed didn't care
how the election went.
Lydia Bergherger of Sitter, is very
low indeed with no hope of her recovery.
She is bright winsome girl of sixteen
and the once happy home will be
sadly darkened by her absence.
The ladies of the Woman's Foreign
Missionary Society of the NJ. f. Church
will hold their next Missionary Tea in
the chapel on Wednesday p. NJ, April
18th, to which all are cordially invited.
Hon. John Longbotham was in the
city Monday on business. Although
quiet man he is leader among the
republicans in the Assembly, and is
esteemed by all the members regardless
of party.
Frank Marks, rail road contractor
on the Northern Pacific, who once lived
at Muscoda, is visiting his numerous
friends in this vicinity, while also at
ter ding to business matters that called
him here.
Jas. McNair Esq , much respected
resident of Mt. Ida, is very dangerous
ly i'll with dropsy. He is a brother of
II. A. w. McNair of this city and
came with him to this country forty
years ago.
At the Congregational church Sun
day morning, April 9. "What to Do
With the Saloon "a Practical Sugges-
ton" Jerusalem and its Enviros, "
illustrated with the stereoptican, the
last of the series
Tom Webb has placed 60 foot wind
mill tower on a we'll for Jack Graham.
1t is model of symmetry and
strength and the huge thing was raised
with perfect ease by one of Mr. Webb's
simple arrangements.
w. E. Perkins. of this city, has made
rapid strides in the poultry business.
He handles the favorites, the Barred
Plymouth Rocks, and has constantly on
hand large number of the choicest
kind; also eggs for Matching. See add
in another column.
Clark Buchner returned home the
first of the week. Clark had been
working unusually hard in the rail-
road office in Omaha, in which he is
and the strain proved too
much and he is here to recuperate. He
is welcomed by many friends.
John Dinsdale, Esq, of Dinsdale,
pleased many of his friends by putting
in an appearance here last Monday.
If any body wants a first class
sirup making outfit, he will do well to
call on OF correspond with Mr. Dins-
dale. His address is Preston.
Jacob Bremmer Esq has been APP
pointed post master at Muscoda. In
this instance a most excellent man sue
ceeds a most excellent man. We be-
lieve to Mr. Bremmer belongs the hon
or of the first appointment in Grant
Co. under the new administration.
jack Graham is again out of luck.
While driving a small stake with a
short handled ak the ak slipped from
his hand and the blade cut an ugly
cash into the bone on the top of his
foot. Drs. Hassell and Brown dressed
the wound and tx. p. :" will take few
days rest.
The pulpit of the Congregation
church was very prettilv decorated with
flowers last Sunday Walter Pollock
sent box of very beautiful roses, hv-
asinths, cornaleans and marguerites,
which he kindly gave to add to the
Easter adornment.
Every one should read the article "a
Truly American Journal" as it is a
plain, ungarnished statement of lead
ing democratic daily concerning the
prosperity and worth of the New York
Tribune. Remember we take subscrip
lions for this valuable weekly for only
Poets. per year.
No matter how many times hunters
are warned not to take gun from a