Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-11-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nathan came
home to the wedding
Old exchange papers for household
uses for sale at the Herald office.
Clarence Edwards came home from
the university to see his mother.
Reeds Opera House will give a
Thanksgiving matinee and evening
entertainment.
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Frank Baldwin. who has been work
ing on daily paper at Urbans, Ill,
reached home last night.
George Curtis intends 10 rebuild the
saw mill which was buried last July
in EileDboro means business.
A few more sets of the Herald's con-
tanning the campmeeting church trial.
may be had at l5e for the four papers.
Sample school seats for sale at
Herald office Any school district in
need of extra seats with desk may buy
tbese two good seats for 81 90 each,
Gents size. gold.hlled watch. fifteen
year case. with Elgin and Waltham
movement for SO. and warranted at
j.. II. Baldwin's. A AZ
Mother Goose Sociable at Episcopal
Rectory on Thanksgiving night Ad-
mission 10 cts. Program by the
children of the Episcopal Sunday
school.
Miss Tina Stephens in bridal attire
with her happy lover, MIR. Al. Garner,
we're receiving Wednesday the adj
miration and sympathy that goes out
from most hearts to lovers on the we'd
ding dav.
The Primitive Methodists of the Dyer
society will have an oyster supper and
donation at Mrs. JAS. N. Borah's for
the purpose of raising the minister's
salary. on Friday evening. Dec, Z.
Everybody cordially invited.
One of the most enjoyable social
events of the season, was party given
last Friday evening by Miss Fannie
Mckenzie TO a plumber of her friends
About forty young people were present
and all spent very pleasant evening.
DR., W. T.. Brown has twice tried
living in large city. but after all his
experience he has concluded to make
Lancaster and Grant county his per-
manent home. OF course he will con-
tinue the practice of his profession 'as
usual.
Mr.. Dwight S. York, who with his
wife is well known here, is now mana
ger of the Whitnall Floral Company OF
Milwaukee and deals in flower seeds
and bulbs. Their friends and others
are invited to compare their catalogue
with Child's or Henderson's.
Died in Ellenboro, Nov. 90, 1894,
Elva, aged years, daughter OF Gilbert
and Marilla Woods. After long ILL
ness, she was called. we trust, into an
eternity of Joy. The funeral services
were held Sunday at the Buckwheat
Ridge church by Rev. Dobson, and
largely attended. She was buried at
the Ridge cemetery at p. m. Suffer
| the little children 10 come unto Me for
of such is the Kingdom of Heaven"
The State Conference of Charities
and schools of correction met in Mil
waukee Monday. The annual address
was by Prof. Ely of the university on
SCHOOLS and churches in their relation
! to. charities and correction Among
papers by other prominent men we note
ons on the Sparta State home for chill
dren by Supt. Sauborn; one on the
Children's home society bv its super
intendent, and one on the County Asy-
lum system by DIR. j. l.. Cleary of the
State Board of Control, Kenosba
Several women are on the program.
Two young fellows, one 10 and the
other 20 years of age, had a regular
fist fight one evening last week near
Elmdale. The older one processes to
be something of pugilist. but the little
fellow was gritty and so the battle was
i drawn. Ii seems that it was taken up
again the next morning ard the contest
was finished with the younger one
rather in the lead. 1t is pretty hard
to understand why two young men
should care to settle a difference of
opinion about some triflipg thing by
hattering and bruising each other.
AuOiO Cdu 10 uO Sous6 vi 2lOTy III SuCu
work. Civilization stamps such pro-
ceedings with the most emphatic dis
approval.
| Many will remember the sad death
OF Miss Nellie Villas, during her fathers
absence In midsummer last year. AS a
tribute to her memory, Mr.. and Mrs.
Villas have made gift of new Guild
Hall to the young people OF Grace
Church. The building all furnished
has cost $4,000. II has kitchen
equipments as we'll as a stage, foot
lights and new Steinway piano. On
the south side is the Nelly Villas room,
which is to be St. Margarets ward.
In the formal presentation of the hall.
to the Guild last Thursday. Col. Villas
spoke feeliDgly and eloquently. closing
by saying that the gift will have ac-
complished its object if it can gather
around the church the sweet graces of
women and the warmth of charity, and
| If was their wish that nnt from fhana