Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-10-05

LiAltb hui rs BRIDESMAID. ana IN the
presence OF many friends. Success and
good luck thro life as the wish of their
many friends
On Tuesday Of last week. Miss Ella
Roberts of Hazel Green, well known
teacher in Grant and Lafayette
counties was married to Mr.
David Lyons Of Blanebardville LaFay-
cite County. They viii make their fut-
ure home at Blanchsrdyille. We do
not know Mr. LYONS but we do know
Miss Roberts and take much pleasure
in extending the heartiest congraula-
ton to Mr. Lyons on his wise selection
of life partner
The Congregation Of Emmanuel
Church trust to be able to place mem
orial window in he cbancel to the men,
DRY of their late Rector. the Rev. S. c.
Thran, d. d. some time during the
coming Spring About $500 is need
ed. Contributions may be handed to +.
NJ. Lowry, District Attorney If pre-
fered. pledges, redeemable before Eas-
ter 1894, may be given. All friends and
admirers Of the late Doctor are earnest
" desired to contribute.
Frank L. Duncan, who at present is
located at Marshall. Minnesota, was
called to his father bedside in Chicago
and accompanied him home last Satur-
day evening. We have known Frank
for wears ? a pupil in school, as a
very successful teacher, and ii gives us
sincere pleasure to know that he is at
present engaged ia a very lucrative and
pleasant business in Minnesota Up
right, genial and industrious, he is
worthy Of the success that has come to
him.
There are many over one hundred
names already secured for . course of
University Extension Lectures and yet
there are many who have not given IN
their names. II we have two hundred
names we can have two courses or
twelve lectures and the cost for each
person will be reduced to less than 10
cts. per lecture That the lectures are
all first class is unquestioned, and that
they will be profitable for both young
and old is equally true. Give Or send
your name to Dr. Seanlan.
James Orr, ESQ made as a pleasant
call Tuesday. He has just returned
from visit to western Nebraska, and
says that the season there has been
very dry one. They are consequently
rather short in crops though there will
be enough for the people to live on. The
country is beautiful and the land ex-
cellent and sufficient amount of rain
would make the country one of the
finest in the world Mr.. Orr says that
the Grant County people whom he met
there are all well and patiently waiting
for better times.
Charley Lisherness has been having
hard time with a huge swelling on his
face and for two OF three days has
hardly been in SundaY-school mood,
for it hurt him so chat be could not sit
still, or sleep. He went over to SYM
pathize with Erskine Mccoy the other
evening and the occasion was one of
mutual sympathy though Erskine had
the advantage since it is always in order
to laugh at swelled nose and twisted
face but nobody can ever get up laugh
over felon. We understand that
Charley has pet name for his coun-
tenance distorter.
The Worlds fair experts have lately
got to putting pictures on the clouds
and when there are no clouds they
throw out clouds of stream from the
manufacturer building to answer the
lllc pun pooOs ny Va oliblA
electric hight and good lenses the
pictures of any celebrated man or
woman or anybody or anything else can
be faithfully produced in gigantic size.
Writing may be plainly read when
thrown upon the clouds and the con-
dtions are at all favorable What
next? Shall we utilize the stars for
punctuation marks?
Cards announce that w. H. NJ.
Stewart Of Chicago win be married at
$50 p. m. Oct. 16, in the Congrega-
tional church at Potosi, to to Miss Dae
Smith Of Portland, Oregon. Almost
Immediately after the ceremony, Mr..
and Mrs. Stewart will 90 to Chicago
where they viii make their home. Mr..
Stewart has been mixing sunshine and
theology for the Potosi people this sum
mer and the number of his friends
equals the number of his acquaintance
and the heartiest good will will follow
him and his talented bride n their new