Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-02-01

II the cottage is supplied with Groceries
and Meats from j. NATHAN & Sen. 4Stf
Mrs. Fri Graham has been quite sick
for the past two weeks and though bet
ter, is still confined to her room.
There will be a history of Gen.
jeremiah Rusk published soon. Ex-
President Harrison will write a chapter
for it.
Anton Schmidt has put up 1000 tons
OF ice, all of the first water too. 1t is a
good time now to engage your ice for
the summer.
All those knowing themselves indebt-
ed to us will please call and settle their
accounts. By so doing they will oblige
Misses Coyle and Wilhelm, milliners.
Major Whaley, who was postmaster
at Prairie du Chen, and who lost leg
at Five Forks. will move to Dakota and
engage in real estate business with his
brother
Mrs. John Pollock who has been so
seriously i'll and who has suffered so in
tensely for long time, is much better,
and her friends rejoice in prospect Of
her complete recovery.
Rev. S. A Atteberry who has been
here visiting and assisting his brother
for some days, leaves to-day for Hum
bolt, Iowa, where he has accepted a
call 20 be pastor of tho Baptist church.
Will Ziegler moved into his new home
Jan. End. in time to get the benefit of a
south side location before our late cold
snap. Mr.. and Mrs. Ziegler now have
one of the most comfortable and beau
tiful homes in Southwest Wisconsin.
The dance in the City Hall at Bloom
ington last Friday night was a very
pleasant affair." The music by Russo
Band from Dubuque was an inspiration
to the dancers, and right merrily did
they trip the eight fantastic toe -
There were two young men at Mount
Ida who went out hunting one day last
week and found a wildcat. They
bravely hunted it for while and then
it took turn and hunted them. They
made good time.
DR.. Walter, of Chicago, will visit our
city Saturday, Feb. 10. at the Wright
House. The doctor has great reputa-
ton as successful specialist in the
treatment of diseases of long standing.
No charge for examination and advice
strictly confidential.
There were about 35 guests present at
Mrs H. G. Nathan's progressive euchre
party last week. Mrs. Chas. Probing
ham received the ladies' prize and MIR.
Frank Schreiner the gentleman's, while
Mrs. G. HI. Basford and Mr.. Geo. Van
de Wall were awarded the consolation
prizes. They all had delightful even
ing.
January p was Emperor Williams
35th birthday. II was holiday for
Germany and especially the city of
Berlin. The happiest event of the oc-
casion however was the cordial greet
ing given to Bismark by the king and
the complete wiping ont of the GOODNESS
that has existed between these men
ever since William came to the throne
William is evidently coming to his
senses.
Mrs. Mary Swallow, widow of Geo.
Swallow, of Liberty, died Jan. 2Sth at
the age of 65 years, and was buried
Jan. 30th at the Hake cemetery, Rev
III. ID. Smith conducted the funeral
services. She was born at Castleton,
England in 1928. and she will be missed
by neighbors and friends whose regard
she had won. A good woman has
finished her life work.
The Lancaster Feed Mill Co. are ready
for business. Graham flour, corn meal.
OF 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. 4Stf
1t is very fattering to Judge Glenn
entson after eleven years of service on
the Judicial bench in this district, TO
have so many hundreds of voters, ir-
respective of party, call him to again
accept the nomination as non-partisan
candidate for Circuit Judge. That the
Fifth Judicial District has been ably
and faithfully served none can deny.
The prompt decision shown by Judge
Clementson in the conduct of the court
and court trials, won hearty common
dation from the bar and citizaus of
Milyaakesyfn the recent bank trials
sthere. He has made an enviable record