Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-11-16

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Mr.. aud Mrs, j. W. Alexander from
Mt Hope made pleasant visit Satur-
day and Sunday at the home of Co.
Treas. Harshberger.
Miss Martha Cornelisen. daughter of
Landlord Cornelisen of Hazel Green
was married Wednesday to Mr.. j.
Dewey, of Chicago
Hon. w. ID. Jones. from Hazel Green
spent Monday and Tuesday IN the city
on business. 1t does us good to see
HIM in his present good health.
Archdeacon Webber has resigned his
position in the church and his lecture
next Sunday evening will be the last
chance of hearing him in this city.
See notice of sale os the estate of DR..
Chas. Ayers of Little Grant, and if it is
of any interest to you, call on John
Carthew. Esq. for farther particulars.
On the 25th day of October MIR. Irwin
Walker end Miss Clara Cardley were
united in matrimony at the Congrega-
tional parsonage by Rev. P. II. Mason.
Miss Julia Ryan, of North Andoyer,
lett here for Merrill where she will take
lessons in music this winter. She has
two sisters there teaching in the Merrill
schools.
Madison got badly left in the foot bah
game last Saturday for the champion
ship in the Northwestern league. The
Minnesota boys beat them to the tune
of 40 to 0.
They always have rousing Farmers
Institutes at Bloomington. The Bloom
ington people never do things by halves.
Make it point to be there December
9Th and 9th,
Frank Webb and Mr.. Chase, bCth
teachers in the Calumet schools, are
also conducting city night school with
excellent success. Good for you Frank.
Keep right on.
The Bridgeport post office caught
fire last Friday morning but as good
fortune would have it. the flames were
discovered and put out before any very
serious damage was done.
Rev. George E. Plant will give his
lecture Before and after the Marriage"
at the Pine Knob School House next
Saturday evening. Admission 10 and
20 cents, Turn out and hear him.
Mrs. Bazinet, the wife of Chas
Bazinet, former resident of Harrison
and well known in Grant Co., died at
Cuba City last week of consumption
The funeral was held in Platteville.
The Rawson Concert Troup did not
meet their appointment here Tuesday
night They were well advertised and
the M. E. Church is disappointed. It's
said they disbanded at Richland Cen
ter.
The purported attempt TO steal the
money of the people for the roster job,
may be nothing but the logical outcome
of the teachings that prompted Peck's
Bad Boy or the Mineral Point water
melon speech.
Col. L. F. Copeland of Harrisburg
Pa. will deliver his witty and eloquent
lecture entitled, Seeing the Elephant
in the Platteville Lecture Course, on
Friday evening Nov. 18th. Hear him
and be happy.
The tariff reform" cried by the
democrats seems to have the same eff
feet upon them that tanglefoot fly paper
has on the innocent house fly. 1t both
ers them to death and is not half as
funny as it looks.
The only change in election returns
has been to make bigger majorities for
the republican Candidates. The official
returns can not be given until next
week after the canvassing boards are
through with the count.
The Milwaukee Times. the plant of
the late Madison Times, has stopped.
1t got a doubtful reputation for itself
and the state administration during its
short life of less than one year. An
agent was here soliciting for it last
week
Ex-County Clerk, J. A. Thomas,
smiles on us once more ii an official
capacity. Montfort village is now in
corporat9d and it made a good start in
its new life by sending a man who is
no novice in the work Of the coraty
legislature.
The archdeacon Of the Diocese, the
Ven. P. c Webber, will be at Imma-
nuel Church, all day, Sunday the 18th
Services during the day will be as fol
ows:-Holy Communion 40; Morn