Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-05-11

will be found ready to meet his friends
and minister to their wants. lie may
be found there night or day on and
alter Tursdsy.
The old Galloway mill about three
miles northeast of Mo "a was de-
stroyed by fire Tuesday night. 1t was
owned by J. B. johnson and was val
ued at about $1,000. Insurance 5000.
-Montfort Monitor.
Congregational curch Sunday. May
Il. 1898 Morning theme: How do
we know there is God? or Gods
self-revelation to mans intellect. Even
ing theme: The church takes pre-
cedence OF al other organizations.
The Kickapoo indian Sagwa Com
pany. has held the boards at the opera
house the past three weeks and will
remain only one week more Those
wishing 10 consult the IndIan Doctor
will 90 well 10 call as soon as possible.
The crowds that visit the Klckapoo
Sagwa entertainments no not diminish
in the least. The Doctor evidently in
tends making good the assertion he
made, that his closing performance
would be as good if not better. than his
Opening one.
A post Office has been established at
the Worlds Fair Grounds at Chicago
to be known as the Worlds Fair Sta
ton. Allpersons attending the Worlds
Fair can have their mail addressed to
them there and secure it much more
readily than otherwise.
Mrs. Cassana Kidd Rogers, died at
Lacon, Illinois, March 9th, 1898, She
was a resident OF Grant County for
many years and always kindly remem-
bered the friends of her early and
middle life. Her birthplace was near
Uniontown, Penn, Dec. 21st, 1922.
The large crowd that nightly at
tends the Opera House is hattering
testimonial of the appreciation by the
people of the entertainments. The sale of
the Indian medicines has also increas-
ed. DR.. Long has been very success
full here and has concluded to remain
during next week.
The Commencement Announcements
of Columbian College. Washington, d.
C. are elegant invitations as well as
souvenirs to friends and members Of
the class of 1898. Cornelius Allen
Harper graduates in this class from the
Medical College. He graduated in
Wisconsin University in 1889.
an anonymous correspondent sends
in letter quite complimentary to the
Sagwa medicines but since no name is
given we can not publish it. Don't
forget to sign your name when you
write letter for publication. The
name need not be published but must
be given as evidence of good faith.
Cassyille is to have canning estab-
lishment put in operation this summer.
There is no better place in the state for
such an institution than at Cassyule
and if those who are pushing the work
are as successful in their plans as we
desire they may be, they will all be
millionaire before many years pass by.
At Potosi, Mrs Massey's grand old
home on the hill burned to the ground,
two weeks ago, fact we regretted as
well as omitted to mention. Although
the insurance OF 5000 is enough to
build fine house, there were some
valuablos lost beside the home, which
was loved by many outside the family
The price of sugar is on the ascend.
Since the advance began graduated
has gone up three-fourth7 of cent per
pound and win probably 60 higher.
The cause of the advance is shortage
of 100000 tons in the Cuban crop and
another large deficit in the European
crop. Wholesalers say prices may con
tinue to 60 up indefinitely.
Master Kennon Rothschild will glad
den the home of his grandparents and
aunts during the coming summer.
He is Val RothschildS little boy. There
is a deal of sunshine about this little
visitor and some of it has become
tongIed IN grandpa Rolhschilds face.
just ask lin how Master kennon is
and see the sunshine show itself
Emory r. johnson who will be re-
membered as assistant in the summer
school in Lancaster in 1889, writes now
from Wharton College, Philadelphia,
Penn. Since he was here he has at
tended John Hopkins University at
Baltimore, and spent summer in
Europe continuing bis special line OF