Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-03-16

lecture VIII te gwen At tue GOngrega
tionsl church. How the light is let in
IN Darkest New York" or Work
among the poor and depraved. iIlustra-
ted by the stereopticou with three dozen
illustrations: Among them. The Five
Points, China Town. Children of the
Day Nursery. and Sea Both;ng at Coney
Island. The proceeds are to go to Wis
consin Home Missions. Admission 25
and 10 cents.
1t is an old but true adage that the
magnitude of business done by firm is
always in proportion to the amount of
advertising they do. This being the
case turn to the Sth page where you
will find the biggest ad the Herald has
run since the inauguration of Cleveland
Peruse it carefully and then call at j.
Schreiner & Sons where you will be
courteously treated and given an oppor-
tunity to take advantage of the many
bargains which they offer
Mrs. j. X McGregor of Eau Claire
and Mrs. A. j. Hutton of Platteville
were welcomed last Friday at Mrs.
r. Meyers and on Saturday at Mrs.
Harper's. Their time was too limited
to make or receive as many calls as
their Lancaster friends would have en-
joyed. j. X. McGregor was principal
of our schools four years, from 1868 ~,
and has many friends and pupils here.
He has occupied a prominent position
in Eau Claire schools fourteen years and
is now City Superintendent.
j. II. Reed, d. d. S.. our well known
dentist, is circulating a neatly printed
pamphlet containing some plain facts
regarding the treatment, preservation
and restoration of the teeth. The
pamphlet contains large number of
facts in concise form. It will be use
full book in every home. as there is in it
a short treatise on the origin, formation
and composition of the teeth, three
things known but to few. Those who
have not received copy of this valua-
BILE pamphlet should call at the Doctors
office and procure one.
Edward Osborne, Esq, one of Haze
Green's best farmers, was in the city on
business last Thursday. Two of his
sons, young men were with him. They
will go to Iowa this spring to take
charge of one of their fathers fine
farms and if they are as successful as
he has been, they will be ready to retire
from business before their heads are
frosted with gray. Mr.. Osborne is q
strong believer in education and has
taken care that his children should en-
JOY the advantages offered by the best
schools. They have made good use of
their opportunities and gratefully APP
preciate their fathers kindness and
liberality in their interests.
Mr.. j. Rynerson, who lived in Lam
caster over forty years ago, was
blacksmith and made the frs iron
doors for the County jail. His home IS
in Tecumseh, Kansas, but with his wife
he has been visiting relatives in Lancas-
ter this winter and the other day said
he would walk over to the old Jail and
see how his doors looked. He is now
interested in mining at Montfort. His
wife is daughter of Rev. Jesse Miles,
who was the founder and first pastor of
the Baptist Church in Lancaster. Jesse
Miles, William n. Reed and Evan
Miles were the first Church Trustees
elected Nov. 18th. 1914 Elder Mics
seved as pastor until Feb 1916, when a
call was extended to Rev Chaplin
Very nearly 1850. 900 pounds of steel
will be used in the roof of 1.-The Mac
Kaye Speetatorium which is now
being built at jackson Park, off the
Lake shore, in Chicago 1t was maj
ter of considerable study with the CON
tractors how to place this mass of stee
in position, there being no derrick large
enough or strong enough to do the
work at the altitude required. At length
however, an enormous travelling derrick
has been secured. This derrick is of
sufficient altitude to work 10 advantage
at a height of 1870 feet, which is the
highest point on the roof, and strong
enough for the purpose required. 1t is
the largest ever built and weighs, with
its cables and tackle blocks, little
over $4,000 pounds.
The reception ana entertainment Civ
en- by the young mems Lincoln club and
the young ladies' Literary club in the
High school chapel last Friday evening
was a pronounced success socially and
as an entertainment. A large number
were present and were treated to the
following well rendered program: