Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-05-17

Geo. W. Ryland for Governors That sounds
well.
Read the poultry article by W. H.
Rose.
A new atlas of Grant County will be
issued soon.
Make arrangements to be in Lalcas-
ter. Memorial day.
John Morrison of Lima. was in the
city on business Monday.
Casper Auel and Attorney r. A,
Watkins went to Dodgeyille on business
Tuesday morning.
Ladies Society of the Congregational
church will meet on Friday afternoon
with Mrs. Joe Nathan.
Knights of Pythias every Tuesday
night in the X. p. hall, oyer George
Coolies new furniture store.
MIR. ana Mrs. John Schreiner will
start for Germany next week on the
North German Lloyd Steamship line
Duncan McGregor, president of the
State Normal school az Plattevilie, will
deliver the Memorial day address at
Lancaster.
James Esser. aged so years died at
his home near Glen Haven, May 9th.
He leaves a wife and two children. de
was prosperous farmer.
Mrs. Sheriff Miller aud her daughter
have gone to Pennsylvania, near Har-
risbur0. to visit relatives and friends
MIR. Miller went as far as Chicago with
them.
Dandruff is due TO an enfeebled state of
the skin. Halls Hair Remover. quick
ems the nutritive functions OF the SKIN.
healing and preventing the formation OF
dandruf,
That the Lancaster Furniture stores
are popular places to trade is shown
by the frequent orders sent to all parts
of the country and beyond county lines
Large and good stocks TO chose from at
low prices is one reason.
Mr.. Emil Spiegelberg, now of Mil
waukee. was called here during the
illness of his father, and while here re-
newed many of his old-time acquaint-
ances. We would be glad to haye him
and his family become Lancaster resi-
dents again
MIR. and Mrs. Oscar Lewis, of Butte
CITY, Montana, are making a visiting
tour, from Salt Lake CITY, Mrs. Lewis
home, to Lancaster, Oscars home, max
inr calls in Denver, Kansas City and
Chicago. There are expected here this
month.
The new cushions in the Congrega-
tional church, are ornamental as well
as comfortable. They are covered with
tapestry in olive and rose colors. The
church last Sunday was fragrant with
wild crab-apple blossoms and great
punches of narcissus.
Three Richland county families passed
through here Monday, bound for Hop
kins in northwest Missouri. They will
drive through, but thev will need better
horses before they are many days out
The general outfit reminded one very
forcibly of ''going vest away back in
the SOS.
Mr.. Trowbridge took wagon-load
Of the Nj. E. young people down to
Aupperle's schoolhouse last Sunday, to
sing for the Sunday School there They
met With a hearts reoapt'~, n and . most
az" ,,coyable hour was spent. Let your
light shine.
Fennimore will build an elegant S10.-
00o sohoolhouse. That's business. Ev-
cry dollar put into that schoolhouse
will bring INTO the village other dollars
in increased population and rise in the
value of property. That is the longest
step forward Fennimore has taken since
it helped the railroad.
A fine programme will be arranged
and carried out here on Decoration
Day. 1t will be published next week.
All the G.. A K. posts from surrounding
towns aud all the Sons and Daughters
of Veterans are cordially invited to
unite with the Post and Relief Corps
here in the exercises of the day.
Thomas Webb, Esq. of Patch Grove,
made us pleasant call last week. He
sold his excellent farm TO Thos. Harper,
and is now preparing to make another
one Muesse & Patch viii build his
new buildings. Mr.. Webb is not
young man. but he will assuredly ac-
complish what he undertakes.
Elmer NeCollins, a former Hazel
Green hoy, is now superintendent and
principal of the Baraboo Schools.
These schools rank among the first in
the state, and the position is respon-
sible one. We have no doubt that it
will be we'll filled by MIR. NeCollins, and
that he will reflect credit on his native
county and town.
The Epworth League will give IL
erary and musical entertainment in the
II. E church next Friday evening at
eight O'clock An interesting pro-
gramme has been arranged, and all are
invited to attend. Ice-cream and cake
will be served 10 the chspel at the close
of the entertainment. Admission to the
entertainment ten cents, and cake and