Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-06-29

hope if the rumor is true, that the
stroke is not at all serious.
John NeCollins. formerly of Hazel
Green. Gied at Helena, Montana last
week. At the time of his death he
was superintendent If large mine and
in prosperous circumstances.
Mrs. A. c. Smith and daughter.
Odessa, took the train Monday for
Soldiers Grove. They expect to spend
about two weeks with their friends and
relatives in Vernon county.
The happy home of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. W. Richie is made happy indeed
by the advent of hearty boy last Tues
day. We wish the parents much JOY
from his presence in their home.
Sheriff Miller. Mrs. Miller, Mr.. t.
Fezer, Mis-. Fezer, Louis Ault, Fred
Ault, Virgil Showalter, and Ed. Schrei
ner are among our citizens who are at
present enjoying the Worlds Fair with
It's wonders.
Mrs. George Mills of Ouray, Colo
RADIO, is at her old home in the city and
will spend the summer here and at
Manitowoc. Ouray with its new friends
can never take the place of Lancaster
and its old friends in the heart of Mrs.
Mills.
John Watson, one of the live young
men of Livingston, gave us the sincere
pleasure of renewing his acquaintance
last Tuesday. The fact that he is ear
nestly in pursuit of first class educa-
ton is good evidence of his level
medicines.
John ScAafer and Miss Lefty Hamil-
ton were married by Frank Lyster,
ESQ, June IA at jamestown. Mr..
Schafer is prosperous farmer of
Smelser and his home will be the hap
pier now that he has helpful partner
in his success.
Rev. S. C. Tapp will hold services in
the Baptist church in this city next
Sabbath. He will give two sermons
on "What is Religion and in what does
it consistP" Services at 1880 A. NJ
ard 1880 P. M. A most cordial invi-
tation is extended to all
There is one curious and comforting
thing apparent in nearly all the busi-
ness and bank failures so far and that is
the assets are usually so much greater
than the Liabilities. The democratic
patty ought to gather some comfort
and glory out of this unusual condition
of affairs.
The action of Gov. Atgeld of Illinois
in pardoning the Hay market rioters is
looked upon as an outrage upon courts
of Justice. the Jury system and the
intelligence of the people of great
state. 1t seems to be piece of pure
demagogism and to have nothing in
view but the personal political advance
ment of himself.
Mrs. Leo Baumgartner from Armour,
S. d. and her winsome little daughter
Marie, are making glad the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Muesse. MIR. Baum
gartner will be here later on and they
will see the Worlds Fair before they
return to their Dakota home in Septem-
Der.
Gollmar Brothers gave very good
exhibit in our city Friday considering
the price of admission. Their menag-
erie is not the largest extant but they
have one of the finest spotted leopards
we have ever seen. The ring perform
ance is also fine. They had good crowds
here, both afternoon and evening.
If any body wants bargain in a
farm he will find 1t to his interest to
look after the Snider property at Mt.
Hope. This 200 acre farm with excel
lent conveniences, is in capital shape
and will be sold on easy terms and for
very reasonable price. Call at this
office or on Mr.. Snider at Mt Hope.
Prof. j. A. Williams will give the
Grafton on the Fourth at Livingston.
The people in the vicinity of the thrifty
little burg may rest entirely assured
that they will listen to fine speech
delivered in mastery manner. A
long acquaintance with Mr.. w. iustifies
us in judging him an excellent speaker.
Home from the Worlds air: Mr..
and Mrs. CLas. Basford, Mr. Luther
Basford, Fred Basford, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. W. j.
Brennan, Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Showaller,
Arthur Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Needham. Misses Beth and Carrie
Muesse, Mr. and Mrs. J. Fl. Howe,
Paul and Grace Howe.