Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-07-26


Cas- lie Review School
Hugh Harper went In Madison last
week 10 try The fishing in tie lakes.
Hon. Geo. Rylaud and Jno F. Lane
left Lancaster for Milwaukee. Monday
morning
r. NJ. LaFollelte leads the Dane
county delegation Of thirteen forHs ugen
Tor governor.
The Grant Co Fair Premium Lists
are now printed and will soon b,, ready
Tor distribution.
The Creamery butter is excellent
sweet butter and the freshly separsted
cream Is delicious
Don'tf,il to read what Hon. J b.
Smith has 70 say abont Whist 10 do
wiz the saloon
Miss Kiune Mckenzie returned home
from EvanSt' IA. III last Tuesday even
10 spend her vacation
Miss Lily Baxter. 1t Fennimor.. who
has been visiting Leta KINNEY aud her
Lanca>t r relatives. return d Monday.
Mrs. John Pollock Carrie Snyder)
was taken 10 Chicago Tor consultation
there with an eminent specialist. She
is very seriously sick.
Mr.. and Mrs John Arthur are visit
ing in Madison. The children have
arrived in Lancaster to visit with their
grandparents, Mr. aud Mrs. Zeigler
Married at st. Clements Catholic
church Wednesday morning July 25th.
at 900 O'Clock. Miss Jennie Adams. of
IL ncasler, TO Mr.. II Sanders, of GA
lena.
Mr.. lockwood, living about seven
miles north west of town. has begun
and finds his oats of a good
quality and Yields As bushels TO the acre
1t is good crop.
The Lancaster Knights of Pylhias
went to Platteville Monday to organize
X. Z. Lodge in that city. 1t is a
very popular order with many promi-
nent young men.
r. B Showalter. Chas Baxter. r.
Meyer, Jr., Walter Bremen. A. G.
Morse. Geo. T. Carter aud Geo. b
Clementson, lett the city for Milwaukee
Monday evening.
Geo. Damn sold his house formerly
the Chas. Griffin home. to MIR. Jerry
Garner. Mr.. Garner will move it back
of his home at once and some day Mr.
Damn will put up a fine residence on
his lot near the mill
With the exodus of delegates, can.
didates and their friends To Milwaukee
on Monday and the X. p. Lodge to
PlaiteYille, the city looks as lonesome
as it does on the first pleasant Sunday
after the trout fishing season opens.
The foundation for the new store and
business rooms next the Herald office is
already in and brick laying has COM
menced. Messrs Muesse aud Brooker
Brothers will nave two elegant business
places when the building is finished.
VIM. Wicks of Glen Haven died July
18th aged over Y years. He was born
in Virginia and came to Blakes Prairie
in 1889, being a citizen of Grant County
for So years. He was married 10 Miss
Raw in 1912 She and three sons sur
vive HIM.
Frank F. Bieg is home this week
from his c'erkship in Chicago, at
Carson, Prize, Scott & Cos dry goods
business. The family is also enjoying
the presence OF Miss Sedonia Bieg.
who comes from Evanston to enjoy her
Lancaster home for time.
Fine flo @ers in great abundance have
usually bt en- one of the beautiful features
of our city homes, but the recent extra
ordinary hot and dry weather has made
the gardens very scant IN their flower
show this summer. Water works will
prevent this condition in the future, at
least we hope so.
A good many others than the eight
delegates will attend the state con
venton this week from Grant county.
Quite number went out on the train
Monday night. The convention prom
ises about two days of hard work. The
thirteen candidates for governor will re-
quire 20 speeches to get them in good
shape before the delegates.
Archie Brown E.q. made us a
pleasant call last week. He came here
as delegate to the convention and
remained over to attend TO some bust
ness before the county court. We
remember with pleasure the kind
hospitalities extended to US in the yesr:
gone by, in their pleasant home IN
Waterloo that over looks some of the
most beautiful scenery in the county
The Catholic Knights held their
convention at Oshkosh last week. The
delegates from the councils in this
county were-Geo. Rudersdorf, Ian
caster; Geo. Dyer, Fennimore; j. j.
Tobin, Potosi; Patterson, Patch
Grove; Frank Dietrich, Cassville;
and John Walsh. Cuba City. 1t was a
live session though but few important
changes were made in the rules OF
government.
The Congressional convention at Bar
aboo was we'll attended. OF course j.
w. Babcock was renominated by ac-
clamation Hon q II Raytor Uae