Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-10-25

Try Grandma's Cookies at Kern'i
Bakery. oo-S
Miss Rhodes is visiting her sister
Mrs. Frank Buchner, in Milwaukee.
Don't fail to secure couple of those
fine Chinese Lily Bulbs, at Chas. Burr''
Book store.
Mr.. j. P. Williams is building nice
lt.le barn. His fine Jersey cow vii
have comfortable home.
If you want your chimneys cleaned
III first class shape. call in Fri Ora
ham. He can beat London Jack.
Mrs. Matt Edwards was very sick
LAST week, but since Monday is better.
Her sister Mrs. HIuch is now with her.
Bob. Draper must have been near
sighted, when he sold one black and
one brown glove. 1 guess Bob. was
looking at the teacher.
At high noon Wednesday, miss Nell
lie Treloar, daughter of James Treloar,
IT., was married at the home OF her
parents to Mr. Frank Starrett, Rev.
H. d. Smith performed the ceremony.
Nathan & Sons got car load of $50
bushels of potatoes Monday morning,
and by Wednesday morning they were
all delivered at 75c per bushel. They
were beauties.
A plat of the city of Lancaster has
been borrowed By some one from the
town clerks Office. 1t is much needed
and tie person who has it will confer a
great favor by returning it to tie clerk $
Office at once.
Every body who has not taken out
his naturalization papers, should make
it his special business to do so at once,
while court is in session Don't delay.
Get in shape to vote without fear OF a
successful chsllenge.
Two children of Smith Steinhofer at
Fennimore, aged z and years, died
within an hour of each other last Sun
dav of membraneous Group. The fam
lily has the sympathy of large circle
of friencs in their sad atfiiction.
The Supreme Court met Tuesday
and it is expected that decision stat
ing whether or not Judge Clementson
had jurisdiction in the celebrated Ban
ker Koetting case which he tried st
Milwaukee some months ago, will be
one of the first given.
The large water pipes are all laid for
the Water-Works Company in this city.
The wind mill is up, and all that
remains to be done is to fix the pipes
for the houses. About 400 feet OF
ditchiDga 5 feet deep has been done.
The wind mill and tank tower are
handsome and substantial.
Mrs Emma Smith DeVoe will be iu
Lancaster, November 9Th, and at Reed s
Opera House, and will give an address
on one of the leading questions of the
day - Equal Suffrage" She is a
charming and brilliant speaker, and it
will be rare opportunity to hear re-
ally fine lecture.
The national republican text book
for 1894, just issued. is one of the most
complete volumes ever presented to the
people. 1t contain $50 pages arranged
in the form of political encyclopedia.
Send twenty-five cents in postage
stamps to THOS. Il. MCKEE, Secret
airy, 210 Delaware Avenue, N. E.,
Washington, d. c., and get copy.
| wish the ladies of Lancaster and
vicinity to know that | will keep on
hand for sale special line Of Gobelin,
| Mexican and Linen cloths of all colors
with suitable materials for all kinds OF
/ | r,sl of1 a rto
and will give instruction in emf robbery
and lace work. Persons desiring any
thing in the above line will find me in
Mrs P. E Blacks New Millinery Store
next the Herald Office.
tt Mrs. c. NJ. Frothing CHAM.
Mrs. Linn Hoskius, Mrs. Robt Hos.
kins and Mrs. Hadley from Blooming
ton, came over to Lancaster to visit
with Mr.. and Mrs c. H. Angus Tues.
day of last week They visited other
friends in the city also and drove down
to the asylum, where they made q
pleasant visit with Supt. and Mrs. Al
derson. Frank Hoskins came along.
The ladies' report that he said he was
glad of the privilege. Frank has q
decided liking for this town.
The concert by the Schumann Quar-
tette Company, was the finest thing IN
the way of a musical entertainment
that has ever been enjoyed by a Great
Bend audience. The quartette singing
was the great feature of the evening,
their encore, "Galilee," being the most
magnifict Mt blending of voices the writer
eyer listened to, while every piece exc
cuted by them was more than meritori.
Gus. Mr.. S. B. Johns, the pleasing
first tenor, was especially fine in his
solo work, and his "Rock. ably Baby
given as an encore. was the sweetest
thing imaginable.-G Great Bend (Kas. J
| Democrat.
To-day, Thursday, A. c, Rankins,
one of the greatest tariff speakers in
the United States, accompanied bv the
Republican candidates for state officer:
is announced to be in Lancaster
The addresses and reception in the
afternoon will be given in the City Hal
and Mr.. Rankin will speak in the even
ing in Reeds Hall, while other speaker;