Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-03-15

Andrew Hofer played by the German
Theater Friday night in Reeds Hall.
Popular prices of admission to the
play of Andrew Hofer next Friday night.
If you want to sell any property,
city or country, call at the Herald
Office.
Atty. T. j. Sheeap, of Galena, H.,
was in the city attending Probate Court
Tuesday.
For information concerning several
farms that are for sale. call at the Her.
aid Office.
A fine farm of 112 acres for sale
cheap. Excellent buildings. Call at
HERALD office.
Don't send any more lumpy iawed
cattle to Chicago. You will lose them
il you do for new rule has gone into
effect at the stock yards.
The German Theatre Company that
will play in Reeds Hall next Friday
is very fine and will give good play
in good German with good music.
Those who attended the German The
atre when they were here before speak
in high terms of the company. They
are fine. Don't fail to hear them next
Friday night.
The preliminary examination of Philip
Kirshbaum for cutting a man named |
Fry some weeks ago in the village of
CassvilIe. is going on before Justice
Wheeler as we go to press.
Mrs. Darius Walker, of Mason City. !
Iowa, has been visiting with her father,
Mr.. Geo. Stewart and family, and will
start home to-day, accompanied by her
sister Miss Jennie Stewart.
Miss Lizzie Wepking, who has com
pleted course in the Wisconsin Col
lege of Midwifry and Lying-in Hos
pital Milwaukee, Wis. will practice
her profession in this city. Those in
need of competent nurse will find
her at the home of Fred Phelps. At
DIR. c. A. Harper has recently re-
signed his position in the Civil Service
in Washington and located in Madison.
Without being partial to brother, we
feel confident he is a very good physi-
clan. He has had great deal of prac-
tice in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Heberlein are
not having very happy honeymoon.
Mrs. Heberlein ever since her wedding
day has been quarantined on account
Of having the scarlet foyer. Mr.. Heber-
lein goes to the door to inquire after her
health. and comes away smiling and
says she is getting along nicely.
Geo. Clementson went to Madison
The Literary Club expected
him as leader in the discussion of the
paper, Americas Noblest Woman, by
Mrs. Harper. Fred Meyer was appoint
ed In his place. Some days before,
Miss Emma Schreiner was appointed in
Miss Watts place. The next meeting
will be with Miss Schreiner. The eve-
hing hereafter will be the second Mon
lay of each month.
Mrs. Mile Humphrey wishes to ex-
press her deepest gratitude to the Lodge
If the Ancient Order of Workmen and
llso to the Lodge Of Modern Woodmen
n this city for the kind consideration
Ind payment of her claims against them
or insurance an the life of her husband
John j. Humphrey. She will ever hold
hese mutual benefit organizations in
lind remembrance for their sympathy
hown in her affiiction.
DR.. f. B. Brewer, who makes his
ocular visits to Neenah. was at the
Russell Thursday in consultation with
PATIENTS. When prominent and suc
essfcl practitioners have such belief in
Dr. Brewers skill and ability as to re- .
Iuest him 10 prescribe when i'll them !
elves, it is little wonder that ordinary
nvalids are not slow to appreciate real
merit in this direction. As conse-
Iuence DIR. Brewer has built up prac-
ice of enormous proportions. -Neenah
Wis., Gazette, Oct. s.
At the Bethesda Church in Litfle {
rant after the occasion of the funeral /;
( Mrs. Garthwaite Tuesday, Mr.. Isaac I
iarthwaite's team ran away just as the {
1neral was starting from the church. t
ir. Garthwaite was the first to get his G
aam united after the church services !
nd was in the road, fortunate cir i
umstance. The team started to run, |
rst throwing Mrs. Garthwaite out c
Tithout injuring her. After running c
bout 80 yards the team ran into a
,Dce breaking the buggy tongue square !
q and throwing Nj. Garthwaite out. I
10 was picked up in q nearly uncon- t