Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-01-25

A fellow who puts ten cents in q CT
gar frequently puts more than ten
scents in the air, and no sense in his
head.
Those Wednesday afternoon teas at
the Nj. E. Church social rooms, are the
best things in the city for ten cents.
Try them.
DIR. C. S. Moore has opened his office
again in Lancaster and is now over
Stone G. Hassell's store. If your teeth
need any help, just call and see him.
The starving thousands in the mining
regions of Michigan and Wisconsin
would rejoice if they had a winters
supply of Nathan & Sons Groceries,
Meats and Vegetables. 48tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Addison of
GAINESVILLE, have been visiting friends
and relatives at Montfort, Bloomington
and in this city during the past few
weeks.
Mrs. John Carroll who lives near the
Excelsior factory, had a tumor larger
than hens egg removed from her face
this week. She is getting on nicely
since the operation.
There viii be meeting of the Grant
County Horticultural and Home I'm
provement Society next Saturday atone
p. M. Jan. 9th, in the Court House.
Let every member attend.
Frank Crawford and Delos Lusk, two
of the young gentlemen who worked on
the new Creamery, started Friday
morning for Dodgeville where they will
lay the foundation for another Creamery.
Mr.. C. B. Stowell from Hudson,
Michigan, is in the city on business con-
nected with the estate of Frank Barr,
deceased. He can be found at the
Grand Hotel by those having business
with him.
Love in a cottage is snug and cosy,
if the cottage is supplied with Groceries
and Meats from j. NATHAN & Sen. 48tf
Joe Kruger, an old time British
Hollow boy was in the city last week.
He is now big mustached, prosperous
salesman for large Chicago shoe firm
and young man whose friends may
well take pride in his success.
MIR. VIII Wilkinson of Liberty cut his
foot seriously while chopping wood on
Buckwheat Ridge in the town of Ellen
boro. The ak slipped and cut off the
internal malicious, in other words the
knuckle on the ankle. He will prob
ably have stiff ankle after this.
The Lancaster Feed Mill Co. are ready
for business. Graham flour, corn meal,
or any kind of feed ground any day of
the week. One block east from the
public square, and just south from the
Lancaster House. Only No. ground
feed for sale. 48tf
The Fennimore ice houses are being
filed with ice cut on the Wisconsin
River and hauled to the village on the
narrow gauge. Why don't the Fenni-
more people makea big pond right near
the village ard fill it with water from
one of those springs, and make all the
ice they want right at home.
Anton Schmidt has completed his
new ice house on the refrigerator plan.
that is by using building paper for max
ing dead air spaces in place of using
saw dust. The house is beauty and
Anton thought he would like trieze on
the cornice but he has now concluded
that he would much rather have a
''freeze" on his pond.
If constant trade is a proof of quail
ties and prices, then is j. Nathan & Son
a desirable place to deal at, for their
trade is good in spite of the cry of hard
times. 4Stf
Mrs. ID l.. Culver died last Satur-
day morning in Ellenboro, of pneumo-
mia. She was but 26 years of age and
has been married eight years. Her
maiden name was Maggie Edglngton
and her parents now live near Shell
Lake in Washburn County. She was
much respected by her neighbors for
her untiring industry and her many
womanly qualities. She leaves four
children who will sadly miss her
motherly care.
The persistant cough which usually
follows aD attack of the grip can be
permanently cured by taking Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. w. A. Mcclure
of Mckay, Ohio, says: ''LaGrippe left
me with severe cough. After using
several different medicines without re-
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