Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-06-21

Local news on every page this week.
Ira Totman will build new barn on
his farm, near Pigeon bridge
Muscoda will celebrate. Hon. f. /.
Kidd will be the orator cf the day.
Dick Willis had new barn SSx5O
raised on his place west OF town last
Monday.
Cassville will celebrate the Fourth of
July. Good music, good speaking, lots
of games and plenty to drink and eat.
A good time all around. Every body
come!
A telephone from the city to the asy.
lum has just been complete d. 1t will
prove to be good investment and
great convenience.
Lancaster will not celebrate this year,
but we want the neighooring towns to
distinctly understand that next year we
shall be in it in the grsndest style
Keep this in mind
John q. Harshberger has commenced
work on his new house. Ii will be a
good one. Dan Price got the contract
There were four bids and they differed
but few dollars.
LosT-Small white and black hound
answering to the name Guy. When
last seen was hunting near the Rhodes
School House. A liberal reward paid
for his return. II. w. Brown.
The brick and rock work on the
sheriff. new residence is now complet-
ed, and the roof will be on in short
time. This is good weather for brick.
layers.
Miss Hattie Balnott is home from
Sioux Falls, Dakota, where she has
been teaching IN the city schools, the
past year. Miss Merrill, from Sioux
Fails, came with Miss Barnett and
will spend the summer here.
Charley Halferty of Mt. Hope came
over to Lancaster on his bicycle on
matter Of business, and expected to
return the same day But be did not.
He sprung the spokes of his wheel SO
that the thing vetoed speed until it is
fixed
Mrs. S. F. Pearson stopped with
friends sholt time here when on her
way to the Jeardeau farm near Platte
vile to spend her summer vacation.
Mr.. Pearson has been re-enoaoed to
teach at b bennington, the coming year.
ohullsburg is good deal of an old
fogy town, but it is putting in a good
system of waterworks just the saIle.
We presume that now the Lord has
seLt us shower we wont hear any
thing more about waterworks in Ian.
caster until the next dry spell
We call attention 10 the new adyer-
tisement Of w. l. Douglas So 90 Shoe
which appears in our issue today. We
have bat every assurance from the
manufacturer that the recent improve.
ments in style and quality will give
more satisfaction than ever to the wear
erS of these popular shoes.
A man named Welb, of Dubuque.
was bitten in the thumb by taranlula
last week. The ugly spider was in
banana bunch. Verbs thumb
swelled up pretty bad but speedy medi-
cal help saved him any serious trouble.
1t would not have killed him any way.
Vacation days offer new possibilities
to the student He now has an op.
portunity TO have his tech filled. Don't
put OFF this toothsome entertainment.
Young people are apt to neglect their
teeth. Dr. Charles S. Moore under
stands the best and latest methods of |
filling and treating teeth, and diseases
of the mouth His methods are as
nearly perfect and painless as posi-
BILE. 1872.
One of our good looking young lad
les was out in the county for a few
days visit and being an expert ~ cake |
baker, she undertook TO surprise her
friends by making beautiful cake for
tea. 1t seems she forgot herself and /
thought she was making up face in
stead CT a cake aud put face powder
Instead of cream of tartar in the cake. /
The folks we're surprised all right. but |
they cannot help wondering what on |
earth she wanted to save the cream of |
tartar for.
Miss Annie Seaman died at Mt. Hope !
at O'Clock Monday afternoon and the /
funeral was held Wednesday at $50 |
a. IN Rev Fathers McNuty ard Albers |
lady of excellent worth and the fact /
that she was an only daughter makes
her loss doubly hard to bear, Many I
friends went from here to attend the
funeral. The cause of her death was
heInorrhage of the lungs, and her
brother, DR.. p. l.. Seaman. has for some
months had serious apprehensions as
to the results Further notice next
week.
Mrs. A. R. Mccartney, sister of Mrs.
John Carthew, died at her home in
Denver, Colorado, Friday June, S, and |
was buried the next Sunday afternoon.
Deceased was the wife of Hon. A. r.
Mccartney, who is well known in Grant |
County as one of the county officers
years age. Mrs. Mccartney hiss been
an Invalid for the past two or three
years, snd Mr.. and Mrs. John Carthew |
tad gone to Denver to visit and had |
only reached there few days before |