Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-04-26

Are you getting ready to properly
observe Memorial Day? If not, why?
For fine. yet cheap. spring and sum-
mer suits in the greatest variety, call
at |. Philipson's clothing store.
Go to |. PhiIpson's for first class
fashionable spring or summer suit.
Supt Cowans of the C. and n. w. r.
r was in the city Monday locking after
the interest of his road
Fri Graham's horses have been sick.
but he will be ON the streets with his
sprinkler in couple of days
Joseph Kidd, Esq, of Glen Haven,
was in the city on business Wednes-
day and made us pleasant call.
James Kibourn, who has charge of
jefferson Crawford's fine horse farm in
Hazel Green, is making a visit at his
home here.
For anything you want in the ready
made clothing line 90 to Philipson's.
They have stacks of it on hand, and
want to reduce their stock.
II. g. Brookeus, of Bloomington has
just gotten patent on a first class land
pulverizer. 1t does the work rapidly
and well. leaving the land in the finest
condition imaginable for seeding.
Auction bills, horse bills. printing
of all kinds, neatly and promptly
executed at the HERALD office
Miss Lille Stephens has fully recov
cred from hersevere attack of erysipelas
ami is again 1T her post in Schrainer' )
store. Her friends are glad to greet her
again.
Miss Ella Riege who was had charge
of the second grammar department in
the schools here last year, was in the
city this week, delegate 10 the sunday
school convention.
Messrs. Geo. Muesse and Patch have
put in new gas engine to help them
in their carpenter work. 1t proves to
be valuable assistant and works like
an enthusiastic 4th Of July on spree.
There is to be great big May supper
given by the men of the M. E. Church
on Tuesday next, May 1st. There has
never been anything like it in Lancaster.
If you don't believe it come aud see for
yourself.
Mr.. VIM. McCord and bis father have
gone on trip looking for a suitable
location for farming and stock raising.
They will see Oklahoma and Missouri
before Their return, and also visitfriends
in Kansas City.
Mr.. Alex. Ivey and John Lane are
in GAINESVILLE this week attending the
State Encampment of the G. A. r.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivey went to Chicago
last week and stopped at GAINESVILLE
on their way home.
All those indebted to me up to 1894,
please call and settle at once.
Sw3 JOHN JEIDE.
Seed 10 bulk. elegant tuberose,
tigrida or she'll flower. gladiolus and
gold banded or auratum lily bulbs.
Don't waste stamps and time sending
away for any of these articles but get
them at Stone and Hasseils Drug
Store.
The Excelsior factory had to shut
down for few days because an order
of binding wire went astray somewhere.
There is no use of making excelsior un
less it can be baled. The rest will how
ever. give the men time TO make their
gardens.
Are you going to buy a Bicycle this
SUMMER l have the agency for sew
eral makes of first class, high grade
wheels, and will be pleased to quote
You prices on them. l can save you
from $50 to $50 on a wheel.
80 c. w. LoNGDoN.
: Lancaster can truly be called the
City of the Four Lakes, y for between
Anton Schmitt and r. Willis there are
just that many ripping lakes in the
east part of the city What good
boating there would be if it were
made convenient to row from one to
the other
Is your school district gettirg ready
t. do anything in the way of lettering
the appearance of your school house
and its surroundings next Friday, Al Dor
Day. Ii not, why not? Don't forget
that a little muscle, whitewash, soap
and water will make almost any school
house look hundred per. cent better
in a few hours
There are many people now living in
this country whose lives were made
miserable through suffering from
chronic disease. DR.. Walter the great
specialist in chroHic disease has cured
them and has thousands of testimonials
to prove it. Call and see him at the
Wright House. May 9Th. Consultation
free. He can cure you.
Mrs. LaFollette the motber of Ex-
Congressman Robert NJ. LaFollette
died at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Judge Siebecker in Madison last Satur-
day. She was IS years of age. a lady
of unusual energy, and strength of
character, and ono of the pioneer sett-
lers of Dane Co. The cause of her death
was acute pneumonia.