Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-11-23

otWiu2 mdculutS, W alcleSs IloCkS,
Silver. ware and all kinds of music and
musical instruments. They will be at
home to the public for business next
Saturday.
Mrs. A. Ritchie left Wed. Nov. 16'h
for Stratton Neb. accompanied by her
son W. w. Richie, to attend the fun
eral of her dauehter-in.l law Mrs. j. II.
Richie. Hard has been the path way
of our friend Ham; he was called home
BY the illness and death of his father; on
returning to bis home his three little
ones We're laid near deaths door, after
their recovery his wife was taken with
lung fever, and departed this life Tues
day, Nov. 18th. He has the heart felt
sympathy Of his many friends here in
this his greatest sorrow.
Farmers Institute at Bloomington,
Wis, Dec. 9Th and 9th 1898. Con
Quoted by j. NJ. TIRE. secretary of the
State Agricultural Society, assisted by
Prof. w. A. Henry, director of the
State Agricultural Experiment Sta
ton T. j. VanWatie one Of the most
successful farmers in the state. and
Prof. II. L. Russell, af Madison, Wis,
and other noted lecturers on Agricul-
ture and stock raising. For program
send to F. L. Greer, Bloomington,
Wis.
The banquet given BY the County
officers to the members of the County
Board last Thursday evening at the
Grand Central was a pleasant affair
and highly enjoyed by every one.
After the elegant supper served by
Mine Host Thompson, the time passed
quickly with songs and short speech
es. The several editors who were in
attendance on the board meetings are
grateful to the county officials for
being 50 kindly included in the hos
pitality.
The X. p Minstrel Company will
give the most popular show Of the
season at the City Hall Thanksgiving
evening, Nov. 30. No better proof of
the hight to which the expectation Of
the people is raised, need be offered
than the fact that IS dollars worth of
tickets at 80 cents each were sold at
Jno. Pendleton's in three hours. The
eagerness with which they were taken
beats any record heretofore made in
this city. Get a seat, and program
and come with your friends A royal
season of music and mirth is ahead of
you.
Sunday, at Emmanuel Church. was a
day long TO be remembered. The Ven.
p. C. Weber, the retiring Archdeacon
of the Diocese, made his final visitation
OF the Parish. officiating at two cele-
brations of the Holy Communion, and
preaching morning and evening His
sermons were splendid examples of
most fluent and graceful rhetoric and
were much appreciated. The church
was crowded in the morning, while in
the evening it was full to OVERLOOKING.
The Archdescon leaves the Diocese at
the end of the present month for Bos-
ton, Mass. He has done some splendid
work in this state and the hearty and
afectionate good will of the church
goes with him.
Boston Brown Bread fresh every day
at Kern's.
Mr.. l. Philipson interested himself
Monday in behalf of the unemployed
miners and their wives and children
who live in the iron region of Wiscon-
sin and who are in sad need of food
and clothing. He had the pleasure of
sending over $50 to the national bank
at Hurley to be used by the relief COM
mittees, organized there to care for
the needy. Wisconsin has an unusual
task to pc rform this year in caring
for her own destitute, something she
has often done for other states, but
except in extraordinary cases, she has
had little heretofore to do for ner own.
But now there are thousands, upon
thousands who were employed in the
mines at good wages, who owing to the
shutting down of work are out of regu-
lar employment and can only get occa-
sional work at chopping wood at 60 or
20 cents per day. Winter has already
set in severely in the gogebic region and
these people must be cared for and the
more fortunate parts of the state will
find it their duty to lend ahelping hand.
''And now abideth faith, hope, charity.
these three; but the greatest Of them is
charity" Be kind to your brothers in
want.
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