Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-11-23
Cresm Bread set. loaf at Kern,s.

/ icPoIts OF proceedings OF the county
Board.
Ex-Secretarv Jeremiah NJ Rusk
died at his home at viroqua, Tues
day
Chicken poX is going the rounds a
mong rich and poor in town, but the
children are not sick with it and 20
right along to school.
Editor Roethe of Fennimore spent
some time in Lancaster gathering
/ County news and reports of the meet
ing of the County Board.
Messrs. La Verne Brooks and Frank
Taylor came over from Bloomington
Tuesday night to attend the Chicago
Lady Quartette entertainment.
Thos. Mcdonald was soliciting finan-
cial aid last week for the unemployed
people at Hurley, Wis. who are sadly
in want of PROV isions and clothing.
The Ladies Society of the Congrega-
tional church will meet Friday after
noon with Mrs. A. H. Reed Please
bring darning needles and thlmbles.
Judging from the number of teams
that were tied to the railing around the
Court House square last Saturday,
farmers must Lave their fall WORK done.
Mr.. Meyer, of the Boseobel Enter
prise, and Geo. Goldsmith, of the
Dial, were in attendance on the meet
ings of the County Board last week.
Our young people should improve
the opportunity now offered by Prof
Thompson for taking music lessons,
as they will not be likely to have such
an opportunity again here at home
A collection of beautiful Chrysan-
themums is blooming in the sunny
south windows of the Post Office.
They are pleasant evidences Of Mr..
Burr taste and an exchange of court
| estes.
The application Of David Birch to
be relieved from the care of a guard
an was heard before Judge Carter,
Tuesday. The jury, after hearing the
evidence, returned a yrdict leaving
him under guardianship.
Attorneys Lowry and Brown, and
Sheriff Miller were at Arthur Tuesday,
trying a case characteristic of the
''Bad Lands over in that vicinity.
The defendant, a man named Lester,
was discharged from Custody.
Don't neglect John McMahon's
sale to-day, Thursday, at his Harri-
son farm. Scores of things in the
line of necessities will be sold.
Everything is in No. l good condition
too. Don't forget. Be on hand as
buyer.
The most satisfactory suggestion
we have seen regarding Christmas
gifts is that each member of the fam
lily write down list of articles most
desired. 1t is as pleasant as the child
ren's writing letter to Santa Claus.
See the Demorest.
III. c. Gleason killed large gray fox
in this township last Friday These
foxes are killing off all rabbits, pleas
ants, and other small game IN the coun-
try, and they disturb the nests of all
birds that build on the ground. A man
who kills fox is public benefactor
There have been received at the
Grant County Asylum, during the
Month of October, Geo. w. Collins
from Richland CO. Sarah Smith from
Grant CO., also five Lafayette County
Patients, Amanda johnson, Hannah
Berry, Otto Lagason, j. j, Wogan
and Daniel Wright.
George Gibbs makes beautiful hair
work and now that you are casting
about for gifts for the holiday season,
you may find just what you want by
calling on him. A lock Of your hair,
gray or golden, woven into charm
O. chain, cannot fail to please. See
special in another column.
The $50 Artists So are practicing
diligently and will give US one of the
pest minstrel shows that ever appeared
on our stage. There will be such a
variety of entertainment, such as vocal
and instrumental music. tambouunes
and bones, clogs, dances and funny
men, till you can't rest, so that every
one attending will be we'll pleased and
will unanimously vote it a success.
Wheat Bread 6 loaves for 25c at
Kern's.
Michaelis, Roberts and Murphey have
commenced business in DR.. Reeds new
building. There is nc finer show room
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