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

g. Mr.. E. B GoodseH spent part of last
week visiting friends at CoOb.
Fine and useful holiday and wedding
goods at j II. Baldwin's. 43 A
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Walter Pollock took vacation from
his work on the Milwaukee Sentinel
and spent Thans sgiIipg in Lancaster.
Eight-day Clocks. half hour strikers,
at 90 so each and upward at
4344 j. H. Baldwin's.
Mrs. c. X Adams, wife of President
Adams of the University. makes their
home literary and social center of at
traction.
Henry cCaltney, Esq from Gar
den CITY, Kansas. is visiting friends in
Lancaster. CassvilIe and vicinity. He
lived at Cassville many years ago.
All accounts not settled by the 1st of
Janusry. will be put in the hands of
our attorney.
JOE NATHAN 81 Sons.
Miss Editha Hassell made her home
and her friends happy by spending
Thanksgiving here. She returned to her
school work at the University.
j. H. Baldwin has just received new
supply of those Ladies size. 20 year,
gold filled watches. Elgin or Hampton
movements for SO. 43 A
The Primitive Methoc SITS of Graham
Society will hold basket sociable at
the Graham School House, Wed. even
ing Dec. 18th. ALI are cordially invited.
Miss Carrie Muesse spent Thanks
giving with her parents and friends
here in the city. She is one OF the
graduating class in the Platteyille Nor
NAL School.
A charming young bride wrote to the
HERALD bit of her new contentment.
''As of course / suppose you know, |
am marred-safely anchored. and very
happy as | expected to be-"
Mrs. AL Bowie from Chugwater, Wy
oming, has been visiting in the city
with Mrs. Chas. rockingham for few
days. She returned to her western
home Monday.
Sam. Oates, Esq received fine car
load of corn from the northern Illinois,
Monday 1t seems odd to have to bring
corn into Grant county. 1t costs fifty
three cents per bushel delivered here.
A meeting to perfect the Organiza-
ton of the Lancaster Temperance
League will be held in the M. Z.
Church, Sunday afternoon. Dec. 9Th al
2:S0. Everybody invited to attend.
Miss Greta Gribble of PlatteYille, Wis.,
tied the last of last week and the first of
this with Miss Jessie Decker, and Miss
Flossie Buck visited the same time with
Miss Bessie Clementson.
Judge Clementson left Monday after
noon for Darlington, to hold the regu-
lar term of Circuit Court. The calen-
dar is a long one. The Richardson
trial will be the trial that will excite the
greatest interest.
Mrs. L. A. Dodd will give guitar
lessons to a limited number of pupils
after Dec,1. 1894 For terms and
hours call at her home in the south
part of the city one block east of the
high school AZ 43
John Parks, Esq, who lives about a
mile north of town, has been very seri-
ousIy i'll from blood poisoning. 1t
started from slight boil on his finger,
but the result was so serious that at one
time bis life was despaired of. He is
now gaining quite rapidly.
The first quarterly meeting for this
year for the U. b. church, will be held
at Pleasant Ridge, six miles west of
Lancaster, Thursday, Dec. 3. On the
evening of Dec 18th, the Presiding
Elder will preach at the Elmdale
church. Cordial invitations are ex-
tended TO ali to meet us.
REV. ID. W. SMITH, Pastor.
Coy. ELECT Upham, wife and daughter
arrived in Madison last week from the
south AID left next day for MarsLfield,
where MIR. Upham said all his mail had
been received. He has been taking a
rest, and told Gov. Peck he would leave
the arrangement of Inauguration cere-
monies to him and that he preferred a
modest and simple start in his new posi-
ton.
There will be basket soeiable at
the residence of MIR. Jas. Mccormick
on Friday evening, Dec. 14tn fer the
support of the Methodist Episcopal
services at the Cement school house,
All friends in the city and country are
cordially invited to be present and en-
joy the hospitality of MIR. and Mrs.
Mccormick.
Nickel Alarm Clocks, 50 cents to
81 so each at j. II. Baldwin's. 43 A
Wednesday afternoon of last week at
four o'clock, Mr.. Ed. Lickel and Deena
Buck. of the town of EIlenboro, we're
united in marriage at the residence of
the brides parents, by the Rev. j. h.
Ringgold. Will. Lickel was best man.
and Miss Rose Bradley was bridesmaid.
The wedding was quiet one, few of
the relatives only being present. The