Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-06-22

AAASoNo haN4C an0 AIMS
their pretty home on Grant.
DR., Cleary of Kenosha, 8 plember oil
the state Board Of Control, and visiting
Physician to 20 the charitable institute
of Inc stste. was IN the city Tuesday.
Messrs Frank and John Calls left
Monday morHing for Chicago. They
will spend some time taking in the mag
nifcent sights at the Columbian Fair.
Miss Mabel Mccoy returned home
from Madison Tuesday. She has been
very successful in her school work
there, and during the summer vacation
will make friends and relatives happy
by her presence.
Every man is interested to a certain
extent in laundries, there fore he should
read the ad. in special column, which
tells where to get the work cheaply
done.
VIM. B. Miner, from his Pennsylvania
home, sends his check to renew his
Herald subscription. We are glad he
does not lose interest in Lancaster or
the HERALD.
While some of the high school grad
yates are only resting and having a
good time. others are selecting their
books for continual study or looking up
new fields to work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Stephens and the
Misses Floyd and Lille Stephens, were
among those from this city, who at.
tended the Normal Commencement at
Platteville Wednesday.
June 10th was made gala day at
the Worlds Fair for the Illinois editors.
After the speeches of welcome to the
Press men and women the editors were
treated to lunch in the Illinois state
building.
The seven Congregational churches of
Milwaukee held union mass meeting
Sunday evening. These union services
are annually held to discuss the most
important features Of the city and
church work.
The Galena Gazette says: There
will be big crowd going from Galena
to East Dubuque to see prize fight. :"
1t is a pity that the tides of humanity
can fall so low as to arrange or attend
a prize fight.
Henry Miles, son of our well known
tcwnspeople, Mr.. and Mrs. Miles, was
married yesterday to bright and low
able young lady at Tripoli, Iowa. Mr..
and Mrs. Miles left Monday to attend
the wedding.
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ. E.
Church will serve a supper in the
Chapel room next Wednesday evening,
June 28th. There will be ice-cream
served with the supper-all for only Is
cents. A cordial invitation is extended
to all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira j. H. Sykes and
little son are paying visit to friends in
this city, where both formerly lived.
Their home is at Colorado Springs, Col,
where Mr.. Sykes is secretary and treas
urer of the Lennox Furniture company.
Wis. State journal.
See notice of special sale OF fancy
millinery goods, flowers ETC., in this
issue. Miss Schloesser has an elegant
line of millinery which she will sell at
a sacrifice to mako room for fall goods.
This extraordinary opportunity only
lasts limited number of days.
THAT SALAD DRESSING.
Testimonials of the excellence of the
salad dressing made by the recipe in
the HERALD come from a neighboring
state. 1t was mentioned for lettuce,
but with salmon or minced ham, served
alone or on lettuce or water cress, it is
good.
Monday evening, June 10Th, at Madi-
son, the graduates in the School of
Pharmacy listened to the address TO the
class by DR.. F. B. Power, music by a
ladies quartette and recitation by Miss
Mabel Mccoy. This was the program
and shows that Miss McCoyis favorite
there.
Boscobel High School has six grad
yates this year. The part that COM
mends itself to the intelligent inhabi-
tants is the fact that each one of the
graduates has first grade certificate
from County Supt. Nye, emitting them
to teach for four years in the schools of
this county.-Boscobel Dial.
DR.. II. I. Godfrey, of Galena, re-
ceived a telegram Friday evening
ann0Y1nnipn Tho oar,o,,a sl1na,n - L.