Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-11-15
Hear Dillon at Reeds. Nov. p.
Mrs. Matt. Edwards is yerv sick.

Hear Dillon at Reeds. Nov. p.
Mrs. Matt. Edwards is very sick.
The famous Dillon in Lancaster,
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs joseph Bennett well
coined little daughter last Saturday.
MIR. Frank Bencke's little four weeks
old daughter. Bessie, is very sick.
Thanksgiving Day. Thursday. Nov
%. Get your turkey and one for your
neighbor.
Thanksgiving Turkeys. leave your
orders at j . NATHAN q Sons and get
something fancy. 39-4l
The late Car of Russia bears the re-
putation of being model husband and
father. with whose name noIscandal has
el er been mentioned.
Gents size. gold hlled watch. fifteen
year case, with Elgin and Wsltbam
movement for sic. and warranted at
j. H. Baldwin's. 4442
DR.. Boucher new lung treatment is
meeting with excellent success in this
locality. If your lungs are weak or
diseased give the doctor call before it
is TOO late.
Died-In Burton, Wis. Nov. 6 o.
whooping cough, Little Blossom.
aged eight months, infant daughter of
Amy S. and Jesse Wilder Suffer the
little children to come unto Me and
forbid them not.
The only Farmers Institute booked
so far for Grant County Will be held at
Fennimore, Dec. q %. e. P. Good.
rich, WHO is an acknowledged author
ity on all matters pertaining to dairy
ing, will be the conductor.
The Temperance union meetings
with lecture by Foster Stone and stere-
optican illustrations by Mr.. Folsom.
have had crowded houses and secured
hundreds Of signers of the temperance
pledge with red white and blue badge
as pledge for God and home and,natlve
land. We expect strong, permanent
temperance Club in Lancaster.
The Chicago Specialist, DR.. Boucher,
will be at the Grand Central Hotel,
Saturday. Nov. oath. for one day only.
The doctors wonderful success in cur.
ing chrome ailments has built him up
very large practice at this place. If
you are sufferer of some long stand
ing ailment, dent fail to consult with
him. He makes no charge for exami-
nation or advice.
The Herald Editor was called to
Madison Saturday. He was in need of
rest from the confusion of tearing down
and rebuilding that has been going on
in the Herald Office since midsummer.
Some Of our readers who have occa-
sionaly missed a Herald or felt the
neglect of letter, would be less sur
prised and more generous if they knew
the disadvantages and dust under
which our work has been done. But
the republican enthusiasm of the Edi-
tor has Kept bright.
The W. r. c. first used their new
halls for regular meeting last Saturday.
By the looks of the beautiful rooms
they have evidently met there several
times to arrange the furnishings. The
lodge room is probably the largest room
in town that can be used as parlor.
The dining room and halls are very
pleasant and convenient. The rooms
are to be the home of the G. A. r. and
the Modern Woodmen, and will be the
center of social attractions for all these
worthy societies and their friends.
W. A, Richards, cousin of Sam
Richards OF this city, was elected gov
ernor of Wyoming last election. He
is about 40 years of age and Hazel
Green boy, He used to attend the
academy there in the SOS and after
wards taught school in the neighbor-
hood OF Smelser in the Lone school,
if we remember right He was TOO
young 10 enter the army but we be-
lieve went in as teamster. He has
been surveyor among the Mountains
and now leaves Wyoming ranch to
take the executive chair in the tidy
little state house in Cheyenne, There
are lots of Grant County people who
will remember Will pleasantly and re
joice with him in his success and high
office.
The engagement of the Andrews
Opera Company, billed at the City
Opera House in "Falka" on Tuesday
evening, Nov. 20, presents the first OPP
portunity that the people of Lancaster
have ever had to hear Opera in our city.
The excellence of the Andrews Com
pany is vouched for by all press notices
as well as all of our people and their
friends and acquaiutances who have
heard them. The Opera "Falka"
knows no superior in interest of plot
and excellence and beauty of music.
To meet the demands of the times,
the prices for this engagement have
been reduced to 5Ccts. all over the
house. No extra charge for reserved
seats. Seats on sale at G. w. Burr's
book Store. Call at once aid procure
your seats as they are going fast.
ANY Variety: of winter apples, sound
stock, good keepers, large barrels at
j. NATHAN 81 Son. 3y-41.
Mrs. DeVoe is tall, fine looking and
handsomely dressed woman. rapid,
pleasing and very distinct sneaker.