Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-03-02


ness. He has been the subject OF
much coDgratulation because of bis re-
covery.
Little Hester Lewis Harper is spend
ing a week in the country with her
Grandpa. She sends word home, every
day, that she wants to stay two days
longer.
The English Literature class, with
their teacher Miss Jacobs, spend Satur-
day evenings reading Shakespeare.
They met last Saturday evening at Mr..
Harpers.
The friends of Miss Fannie Schmitt,
who has been very i'll for over three
weeks. will doubtless be glad to learn
that she is much better and rapidly re-
gaining strength
Jacob Baumgartuer. of Fennimore,
visited the first of the week with his
daughter Mrs. Martin Oswald. Mr.
Baumgartner was a pleasant caller at
our office Tuesday.
Ed. Anderson is without doubt one of
the greatest singers of comic and topi-
cal songs in America He will sing
ten of his latest successes in Bubbles. >
He is an entertainment in himself.
Miss McAllister babe her friends
here goodbye last week and returned
by way of Potosi to her home, Morris
son, Ill. Her happy presence will be
missed and long remembered by
many of us.
Miss Nellie Garner went to Beetown
and Bloomington to visit her brother
and sister. At Bloomington in her
sisters family she unexpectedly found
the measles. She is considerable
enough for her friends there and here
not to return Immediately.
The ladies of the Foreign Missionary
society of the NJ. E. church will meet
on Wednesday, the 8th of February, for
their next missionary tea. From the
number in attendance at their last tea
we are sure the ladies know how to
entertain all who come. OBSERVER.
The crinoline craze is coming,
There's no fun in it can see;
At the piano she sits drumming,
And can not be approached by me.
I've held her in these arms of mine,
Seldom would she make resistance;
But since she took to crinoline
BY lingo, am at distance.
Services Of the Congregational church
for the week ending March 5, 1898.
Preparatory lecture Thursday evening
at 7:30. Communion service Sunday
morning. Topic for Sunday evening:
How to get the most oct of life. Music.
The Sunday evening service are under
the auspices of the Mems Auxiliary
club.
A very enjoyable social party occurred
at Mr.. Geo. Budd's residence last Fri
day evening. About thirty young peo-
pie I -rticipated. The party was given
by MIR. Edward Budd to the Senior class
OF which he is is member. The sleigh
ride to and from Mr.. Budd's was a
feature of the pleasantness of the eve
ming.
Not long ago Messrs. Michaelis and
Roberts delivered to MIR. Truman Good
rich an elegant Bush & Gerts piano.
The case is most deliberately finished
and is made of American walnut, We
neered. Such piano of course costs
considerable sum, but this music firm
will furnish any piano you may wish to
purchase.
Since court has been in session, visi-
tors to our town have been numerous.
This term of court promises to be an
unusually long one. Thus far very few
cases have been disposed of. Two cases
the Deitzman, and Mckee and Schlagel
each consumed considerable time. 1t
it quite probable that the hotels will
be well filled while court lasts.
Lovers of flowers will find no better
pansy seed than the supply from VIM.
Toole of Baraboo, Pansy specialist. We
have in other years bought plants and
seeds of him and always found them
very satisfactory. Plants from his gar
den in the morning reach us the same
day and consequently come in good
condition. See his ad in another col
umn.
The Republican electors of The town
of Lancaster, met pursuant to call at
the City Hall, Saturday afternoon, to
elect IL delegates to attend the county
convention, which was held at the Court
House Tuesday. The following dele