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

Peter Quick. of Ellenboro. moved
into bis bew home recently.
Bargains in stamped snd tinted
goods At Miss Schloesser's. one week
only.
The Lancaster stores will close at
1915 thanksgiving morning for the re-
mainder of the day.
You cannot do much with from SIC
to 500, but 1t can be quickly spent
with nothing 10 show for it.
All accounts not settled by the Is, of
Janusry. will be put in the hands of
our attorney.
JOE NATHAN & Sons.
Tea sets. cake baskets, nut bowls.
butter dishes. spoons. knives and forks.
suitable for the holidays 1T j. H. Bald
wins. A AZ
On Tuesday. Mr.. A. G. Bophsm of
Hurricane brought tn The depot So
spring pigs averaging 206 lbs /, and Mr..
Ed. TAYLOR of the same place brought
so averaging 204.
Belle Swigert aid Black Nettie two
black mares. strsved from my pasture
Sunday last. Any information that
will lead to their recovery will be liber-
ally rewarded. j. Ii. WALKER
As all the world loves the lover and
is generally IN sympathy with bis hap
piest moods, we venture TO print this
week brideeroom's letter as its prais-
es are justly deserved by one of our
wOrthiest families
The w. C. T. u. celebrated its 2lst
year in Cleveland. Ohio, November 10
Miss Wizards address was received
with great applause, especially the pro-
gress of women's work and the de-
nouncement OF the Tammany tiger and
Breckenridge.
Mr.. AL. Gsidner and Miss Tina
Stephens were married by Rev. p. H
Mason, Wednesday. They went to
Dubuque where they will spend thel
week and on their return, they will
commence house keeping in Mr.. Gard
ner's new house in the south east part
of the city.
Mrs. A. Sturmer of Beetown cele-
brated the 5th anniversary of their mar
riage. Nov. 20. 1894. She received acme
handsome presents: Two easels, Swing
Rocker. Plush Rocker, Upholstered
Chair. Washing machine. Picture
frame. Bible stand. two Crayon Por-
traits, Frames, etc.
Mr.. Henry faumapn will leave for
Germany next Saturday to visit his
parents and friends Six years of
steady work at Nataan's market have
won for him many friends who will be
glad he is to have this we'll earned
pleasure trip, He will have the Herald
sent to him in Germany, just to keep
in touch with Lancaster. Mr.. Chas.
Roth. another worthy young man, will
shsre the trip We wish them bon
cOgage.
Mr.. Fred Fisher and few carriage
loads of friends went to Bloomington
Wednesday, The friends went to see
Fred married to Miss Taylor, the
daughter of Mr.. Heb, Taylor, ESQ.,. and
most excellent young lady. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fisher will at once commence life
in their new home in the west part #
the CITY here. They have with them
| the best wishes of large circle of
Bloomington and Lancaster friends for
Their happiness and prosperity.
Rev. Theodore Clifton of Milwaukee.
vino is rapidly acquiring wide repu-
tation as a popular lecturer. will pay
Lancaster visit about the middle of
January and deliver one of his lectures
in Reeds Opera House. We do not
know whether MIR. Clifton can be
called q Grant County boy or not, but
some Of the family live in the county,
His brother. Mr.. E. ". Clifton, lives
within easy walking distance west of
our city. Attention will be called
later to some of the very fatteriDg no.
| tees of Mr. Clifton's lectures; he is
among the leaders in the lecture field.
Mr.. Harry Walton and Miss May
Nathan were married at the residence
of Mr. 10 Nathan Wednesday evening
Rev. p. H. Mason performed the cere-
mony which was witnessed by about
seventy-five guests, mostly relatives.
The party was an exceedingly merry
one, every party held at the Nathan
residence is for that matter, but this
was genuine family reunion, relatives
beingpresent from every where. Ele-
giant decorations. beautiful presents,
refreshments unsurpassed in quality
and quantity, and excellent music adj
ded to the enjoyment of the occasion.
Twas indeed merry time.
The Mansion House, one of Lam
casters most noted landmarks is lose
ing its identity and putting on new
appearance Since their former own
ers have moved into their new house,
the old porch, with its pillars against
which so many people have rested
while they chatted, has been torn
down and will be replaced by steel
front that will come even with the
other building on that block, and
will be as high as Geo, Coble's brick
front This will add naturally to the
appearance of the east side of the pub
lie square aud we hope it will not be
long before Mr., Showalter puts up a