Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-04-12

Roscoe Woodward, from Platteville,
is here visiting his Sister, Mrs. Frank
Scbreiner.
The Good TIE mplar Lodge will meet
in the NJ. Z. Chapel on Friday evening
at o'clock. Let there be full at.
tendance.
Michael and Chas. Seaman, attorneys,
one at Janesvllle and the other at Mil
waukee visited their parents at Fenni-
more last week.
New millinery goods are constantly
arriving at Miss b. j. Schloesser's.
The railing on the sidewalk running
north from the M. E. church has been
broken down. 1t leaves the sidewalk
in dangerous condition.
Richard Meyer, Jr is quarantined at
his home because of scarlet fever in his
family. This makes three families now
in the city who are housed up by this
disease.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schreiner are at
West Baden, Ind, hot springs 70 Mr..
Schreiner's health. The last word from
them is to the effect that Mr.. 5. is i'm
proving.
Mrs. Captain Schloesser slipped and
fell as she was going down cellar last
Saturday and unfortunately broke two
ibis. and WAS otherwise hurt. but she is
resting easily and nothing serious is
apprehended as a result.
ARE YOU MADE miserable by In
digestion, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss
Of Appetite, Yellow SkinP Shiloh's
Vitalizer is positive cure.
Frank Ellwell. of Waterloo, made us
a very pleasant call Saturday. He and
his brother have purchased $40 acres
and are driving their work in a manner
that will soon enable them to retire on
a comfortable competency. They are
thrifty young men.
The Comedy 'Is Marriage Failure?'
played here Tuesday night. was very
generally voted a great success. The
actors are all good. some OF them IS.
pecially so. Earl Doty who was here
with the DelVecchio Company some
time ago played leading part. Le-
Brandt in the role Of attorney was first
class.
There are two dozen packages OF fine
tobacco seed left at this office for free
distribution. 1t is said to be an excel
lent variety, known rs the Hester. II
anyone wants package, call at or adj.
dress the Herald.
Chas. Snyder, who is a prosperous
farmer living south of this city, had a
fine family of z girls and boy. He was
not very sorry because of this, but he
is all smiles now for the other day twin
boys came to make his heart glad.
Just received, full line of goods for
ladies wraps and also for gentlemen's
suiting. Please call and examine.
8wS JOHN JErpE.
Mrs. Lizzie Trainor from Mt. Hope
will soon be resident of our CITY.
This will put Mike Trainor on the mat.
rimonial market in spite Of himself and
it is about time too. Why so good a
fellow as Mike shonld have been on the
single list so long is . mystery.
Finest hat trimmings to be had any.
where may be found at Miss Schloesser's.
We hoped that scarlet fever had left
this community for good but now it
seems that two new cases are on the
list. Clarence Howe and one of ALI.
Miller's children now have it in very
light form, but nevertheless people
need to be very careful.
Rye Bread at Kern's, SC. loaf all
Rye. 5tf
In spite of the fact that the busy
season among farmers has commenced,
our stores, streets, and sidewalks were
full of busy people last Saturday. The
reason is that there is no better trading
place in southwest Wisconsin than
Lancaster is. Try it to see for your
selves
The April number of the Wiscon-
sin Evangelist, religious magazine
printed at this office, is out. It's edi-
tor, Rev. T. G. Atteberry, is young
man of ability and sterling worth, and
his little book will be found worthy of
a place in every home. Every line in
it is good reading for old and young.
Specimen copies can be had by address
ing Mr.. Atteberry, at Lancaster. Send
for one and then subscribe.
All those indebted to me up to 1894,
please call and settle at once.
Sw3 JOHN JEIDE.
One of the most disastrous fires that
has occurred in Milwaukee since the
Newhall House fire more than eleven
years ago, is the burning of the David
SOP Theater last Monday morning.
This theater was one of the finest in
the west and was built some years ago
at a cost of $500. 900 and was supposed
to be fire proof, but like all fire proof
buildings. that take fire, it was not.
Some Is firemen were on the roof fight
ing the flames when the entire roof fell
in and let them down in the midst Of
the flames Their fellow fremen rush
ed to their rescue and succeeded in
savire Saxau of fharn Auoopor thoeo