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

If you want fine pansy plants cheap
and good send TO VIM Ioole Baraboo
See his advertisement
A letter from Steuo. one from Pupil
and some fiom ollie persons. must
wait till another Time. They will keep.
Prof. Kehrs Dancing Class will met
again Friday, May 4th- Three more
lessons viii finish the course for this
season.
Clerk Of Court Brennan and Geo.
Clementson, Jr.. are in Madison for q
few days attending the State examina-
ton for admission to the bar.
Bring your Lawn Mowers to E. H.
Hyde's TO, have them sharpened and
made as good as new. He can do this
for you. l0-l1
Frank Porter. of Mt. Hope. made us
pleasant cali Tuesday be is agent
for large out inexpensive work, called
''rhe Two Republics"
The Youngsters" pllytd game of
ball with Platteville last Saturday, which
resulted in a victory for the home I, am
by gooa margin. Try us again.
Mrs. Ho,t, formerly Dora elise,
came Saturday from Washington ID e.
to visit friends in Ibis CRY. She Will
remain here several weeks with Mrs.
McCabe.
w. H. Cannon, chief clerk of the land
office at Madison, was in the city yes
terday. He brought down the new field
notes ordered by the county board last
fall for Grant county.
J. F. Clifford is agent for the John
Reinhold & Sous Steam Dye Works and
Cleaning Establishment All goods
shawls, dresses or coats dyed and
cleaned to look as good as new. Call
on MIR. Clifford. IOWA
The Lancaster Base Ball Club is
ready 20 make games with any of the
clubs from the surrounding towns
They will probably play the Feonimore
club, on Friday afternoon on the Fair
Grounds. Address all Communications
to Rov Mccoy. Lancaster.
j. n. Hubbell, ESQ, of Boscobel, was
in the city Monday 10 arrange for the
funeral of his nephew, William Brown,
who was instantly killed Saturday, in a
railroad collision near Evansville, Wis.
Mr.. Brown was brakeman, and was
well known in the north part of the
county Boil legs, his back and his
neck were broken in the accident.
The news of the death of Nellie, The
daughter of George Hyde, in Milwau-
kee last week. made many sad hearts in
Lancaster bones smong those who so
we'll remember bright, winsOme little
Nellie in the years gone by, when she
and her sister Matte ssng so sweetly in
Il school, and the church and the Sun
day School, They were happy children
then aud carried their happiness TO
many others, but now Little Nell as we
best remember her, is dead and deep
sorrow takes the place of song in her
Milwaukee home, and sweet voice is
forever stilled in the choir of Rev. Cliff
ton 9 church. where she was loved
member. Death came in the form of
that insidfous disease, typhoid fever.
The past few days seem to be bur
dened with an unusual amount of woe.
First there is the death of j. III. Kitto
at Rockville, who committed suicide
by cutting his throat with razor.
Then comes the news of the death of
William Brown, who was killed in a
railroad collision near Evansville,
Wis, and whose funeral took place
here Monday. The wires also brought
the news of the death of Ellis Reed at
Chicago, to make sad the home of his
mother here, and last but by no means
least, the sad news of the death from
typhoid fever of Nellie Hyde, in Mil
waukee, is brought to be added to the
list of sorrowful happenings. Truly
there is sorrow in many homes in our
midst.
Fellow Ci'izeus; We wish to inform
you that on next Tuesday, May LIST
/ 1894; we, the men of the NJ. +. church
in Lancaster, will furnish in the chapel
of said church, from $3.50 to 10 o'clock
o M, strictly first class supper. We
will do all the waiting, and as badge
| of orr office will wear white aprons.
We will furnish all The victuals, cooked
and uncooked. and they shall be of
the most savory character. abundant
in quantity, superb in quality and rich
in ysriety Ladies and gentlemen
may have full share in this itch tres t
for the sum of % cents each and child
rem Is years of age and Younger for Is
cents each. Don't forget the day and
the hour. and that all of You, young
and old. in the city and out of it are
! ,oll IN. fa1y .Af
our good things. and TO bring with you
keen appeiiies and leave them and
your quarters with us Most sincerely
and respectfully yonrs.
The men of the NJ. E Church.
Word was brought last week that
John II Kitto Of Rockville, aged about
80, committed suicide by cutting his
throat with razor. III health and
dependency were the cause. He spent
several years in the mountains and
accumulated some property, which he
/ A l. 4.