Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-11-01

Don't stay home from election next
Tuesday. BE sure 10 vote BUSINESS vs..
sentiment and theories this time.
A new brewery hes taken the place
of the one burned at Muscoda and CON-
menced business there last week.
Miss Peacock. of New Diggings. re-
mains over Sunday after II trial with
Lar caster friends.
Rev. +. II. johnson called at the
Herald Office Saturday. before his re-
turn to Montfort TO resume his duties
as pastor.
Tulip. Crocus, Byacinth, Easter Lily.
Auratum Lily. Narcissus, Scilla and
Freesia Bulbs at Stone g. Hassel's
cheap. 2w
Please remember that the Schumar n
Concert Co and Quartz tie is not the
Schubert Co. Some persons have got
ten the two names confounded.
Don't fail to attend the finest musical
and elocutionary entertainment of
the season at Reeds Opera House,
Friday next. Admission SOC.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Vesperman. of
Ellenboro are happy over the birth OF
son last Friday morning. The child
and mother are well,
Homer Perry and old and well known
citizen of Plstteville died short time
ago aged "a. He followed school
teaching when he first came to Platte.
vile.
H. S. Rhodes was in Dubuque last
week, attending an embalming school,
conducted by Prof. j. H. Clark, who is
one OF the leading embalmers of the
United States.
Revival services are being conducted
in the Cement School District by Rev,
II. d. Smith assisted ably by Rev.
Dean Dutton. Meetings nightly.
Much interest is manifested.
Samuel Ellis from Lebanon, Kansas,
made us pleasant call Saturday, Mr..
Ellis is republican though most Of his
neighbors are populists; the democrats
cannot pull the wool over his eyes.
Married Oct. 90, 1894. at the resi-.
dence of Mr., and Mrs. Chas Frothing-
ham by Dr. E. E. Edwards, Rector of
the Emmanuel Church, Mrs. Minnie
Miles and DIR. Cbas. Riley of Baraboo,
Wis.
Mrs. Bodenner, an old resident
few miles east of Lancaster was buried
in the Lancaster cemetery last Satur-
day, Rev. H. ID. Smith conducting the
service. A large number of neighbors
and friends attended the funeral.
Will Vespermsn. of Rockville, is fix
ing up his house in good shape and he
whistles and sings all day long while
he is at work. The reason is he sees a
splendid little woman in his minds eve,
who will soon be its happy mistress.
We know who she is and we mean
what we say.
One of the most eminent. hard-work-
ing, practical and successful temper
ance men in this state, in speaking of
his cause, said, in recent letter: II
believe all intelligent, practical men
are beginning to realize that temper
ance growth must be moral and not
political one"
Mrs. r. ID. Kittoe, of Cuba city,
formerly Nellie Wiley is seriously sick
with the typhoid fever. She was mar
ried but two weeks ago. There have
been a number of cases of typhoid
in this prosperous village the last few
years. The location is good and why
this disease should linger there no one
seems able to tell.
Marcia, the Youngest daughter, of
Mr.. and Mrs. B. White. was married
Tuesday, Oct. 80, 1894 at her home to
Mr.. James S. Hall of Los Angeles. Cal.
Rev. Mason officiating. Mr.. Hall is a
lawyer with whom Miss White became
acquainted during their winter in Cal.
last year. They will return to the
golden state.
Not far away, in a hotel office,
travelling man came in and found the
stove so surrounded by lawyers that he
saw no room for himself and restlessly
walked about till some one asked him
what was the matterp He said he was
trying to get warm. Where do you
come from? From hell. What kind
of place is it? This place reminds
me very much of it, the lawyers at the
front with their feet on the stove.--Ex.
Mrs. DeVoe. who is to speak in
Reeds Opera house, Nov. 9Th, on polit-
ical equality, viii be the guest of Mrs.
Jas. F. Rhodes, where she will be happy
to meet any of the ladies of Lancaster
during that dav. Being prominent IN
the Woman's Relief Corps, (holding a
state office) the ladies of that organiza-
ton will surely be glad to meet her.
whatever their opinions of equal suff.
rage may be.
On Wednesday. Oct. "a, 1894. at the
residence of the brides parents in west
Lancaster. Miss Emma Hickin, of Little
Grant and Mr.. Wayne were married by
the Rev. VIM. Croft. They will at
once make their home in Little Grant,
were Mr.. Wayne is prosperous young
farmer. They start ont in life with
bright prospects and the best wishes of
host of friends.