Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-12-06
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.

MIR. Jno. wenzel. east of St tier is
very sick.
Frank Meupch went to GAINESVILLE
Monday, to take course in telegra-
ply.
Mr.. Porter Newell. aged about forty
years, died last week at bis home near
Preston.
Miss Matte Knapp is visiting her
brother and sister for week or two. at
Sitter and Fennimore.
The place to get your fine Christmas
presents is at j. H Baldwin's. Large
assortment to select from 43 A
MIR. S. Oates of North Lancaster, re-
ceived a severe kick from a horse last
week. A few broken wrist bones and q
badly swelled arm IS the result.
Mrs. Chas. Wheeler and her daugh-
ter May came to Lancaster from
Bloomington Monday, TO transact bus,
mess and see friends The Herald ac-
kpowledges very pleasant call
The third ANIMAL reception of the
Bachelor Club will be- held Wednesday,
Dec. 26th in Reeds Opera House.
This event will be looked forward to
with genuine pleasure by many of our
young citizens.
Mr.. John Duncan who has been en-
during long and severe sickness is
very low and his sons are all at home.
For fifteen months Mr. Duncan has suf-
fered great pain continually. but has
borne il all with wonderful patience
and fortitude.
Mrs. NV. Burris, accompanied by
her daughters, Bertha and Frances.
went TO Dodgeville Monday, where
thew will assist in instituting a lodge OF
the Rathbun Sisters, which will work
in connection with the Pythian Lodge
already established there.
The Charity Ball. which will be
given in Reeds Opera House next Sat
urday evening, is one of the leading
plays in America. After leaving here
the company will give it in the leading
theatres in Lacrosse, st. Paul and Min.
neapolis. See it next Saturday here.
MIR. and Mrs, Jeardean of Platte
vile. celebrated their golden wedding,
Saturday. Nov. IL, 1894. 1t was in
tended the celebration would be a
family affair. but company of old
friends came in to offer their con graf
ulations.. Rev. Wight made happy
address, Mrs. Buck read some poems,
and the handsome gold and silver
presents all tend TO show the high es-
TEEN by which the family is endeared
to the community.
Thursday afternoon the fire depart
ment took out the new engine to de-
termine whether or not the hydrants,
which are attached to the water works,
would supply as much water as could
be thrown from The engine. The test
was eminently satisfactory. Water
was TIN own into the engine tank faster
than it could be used. The water
from the hydrant can be thrown all
Tough the second story of any house
that can be reached by what hose there
is on hand. and with force and in a
quantity that will knock out pretty
lusty fire in hurry. The system is a
success.
1.-The Simple story of How to build a
dynamo at Home is the title of serial
which will commence in the Detroit
Electrical Student of Dec. %. 1t tells
in language child can understand how
q dynamo and battery which will run
a sewing machine can be built by any
boy. Give the boys a chance Elec-
tricitv will be biggest bread-winner OF
the goth century. Perhaps your boy,
if he gets start, will make it his life
work. The Student is a crisp little
weekly for amateur students of electric
tricity. One dollar year. Detroit
Electrical Student, 80 Lafayette Ave II,
Detroit, Mich. Some of orr boys can
get valuable hints from this little book.
We take pleasure in reminding our
readers that DR.. Cunningham, well and
favorably known in this vicinity, will
visit Lancaster again, where he may be
consulted at the Grand Central Botel,
Tuesday. December 18th. The doctors
fast increasing reputation in his treat
ment of chronic diseases, also diseases
of the eye and ear, is being we'll earned,
and the afflicted are advised. no matter
what the disease, to consult him with
out delay, as the study of his profess
sional life has been devoted TO these
characters of diseases. Some who think
their troubles are of trifling nature
are found by DIR. Cunningham pecu-
Far methods of analyzing diseased con-
Iitions, to be not only in dangerous
conditions but beyond human powers
to coatrol. Likewise, many who have
doctored for years. even until they have
given up the cherished hope of cure
in despair and resigned themselves to a
miserable existence. are speedily re-
turning to health. Those who are in
durable are frankly told so To those
who have been discouraged we would
say by all means visit the doctor and
obtain his opinion, if you have not al