Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-01-18

Meats and Vegetables. 48tf
Mr.. c. B. Stowell, is expected in the
city to-day. to remain few days.
Read what writer has TO say this
week about the management of the sa-
loon business. Think about it.
We call attention to the article on
Church Fairs on the inside OF the Her.
aid this week. 1t is good reading. Try
it and see.
Chas. Knapp has been laid up with
very severe attack of the rheumatism.
He has suffered severely but has been
easier for day or two.
John j. Ryan and sister Miss Ellie
Ryan, accompanied by Misses Carrie
and Nellie Ganter, of Ukiab, California
spent few days of last week at C. w.
Rays.
Travellers will go a long way before
they will ind better hotel accommoda-
tons than Lancaster boasts. No other.
city of two or three times our population
can beat us.
One of our best farmers sold eight
hogs last Friday that weighed just 4, 600
pounds. He also sold AZ May shotes
that averaged 234 pounds. How's that
for hogs?
Keep January 29th. in mind. On
that date Kelly, Angell Comedy Com
pany will play Joshua Whitcomb or
some other good play in Reeds New
Opera House.
The Muscoda brewery was sold by
the Sheriff Friday last for $4,000 to
satisfy a mortgage. The proprietor
Philip Geiser, shot himself few DAYS
ago, but is still alive.
Thode Burr is in Waukesha. He
alternates between Waukesha and Mil
waukee drinking the celebrated Be-
thesda water and --hes much better
than be was a week ago.
E. H. Hyde can repair any kind of
sewing machine or grind and fix up any
kind of shears or scissors as well as
any one. Give him a trial. Patronize
your home industry. As
Mrs. X. c. Mckinney and Mrs. VIM.
j. Harris and little daughter Edna, have
returned to their homes in Avoca, Iowa,
after a six weeks visit with their
mother and grandma, hrs. Rhoda
Bennett.
MIR. James of Galena and Miss
Louisa Smith of Fennimore. were mar
ried at Montfort on Wednesday of last
week. The Montfort band treated the
young couple to a serenade before they
left. They will make their home in
Freeport.
The excelling promptness of Judge
Clementson's rulings in the Koetting
case has demonstrated that it was not
so much an inability to get jury as a
Judge In Milwaukee county to try the
cases of the dishonest bankers State
Journal,
James Levins who was SO badly
frozen few days ago is again in pretty
good condition all except his feet and
toes. The skin came off his feet and
toes and since it is probable that some
of his toes may have to be amputated,
the condition of his feet makes ampu-
tation pretty serious matter.
The Galena School Board has
committee on complaints and they have
determined to reduce the number of
truants by appointing truant officer
tor an experiment. A watch will be
kept ON the boys and the effect upon
the attendance noted A good many
folks especially the boys are curious to
know how the plan will work.
The Lancaster House has again
changed hands. Mr.. e. A. Divall has
bought C. H. Angus out this time,
turning in his fine farm on the Fenni-
more and Lancaster road in payment.
Mr.. Angus owns TWO good farms now
and some lots in the city. He will like
ly build ON these lots when spring
opens. Mr.. Angns and his wife have
made good friends in the hotel business
here and we think Mr.. Divall will fully
sustain the reputation the house now
holds.
The persistant cough which usually
follows an attack of the grip can be
permanently cured by taking Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy W. A. Mcclure
of Mckay, Ohio, says. "LaGrippe LETT
me with severe cough. After using
several different medicines without re-
lief, l tried Chamberlain Cough Re
medy, which effected a permanent cure.