Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-11-08
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.

Peck. 122.
Mrs Nellie Duraud is at her isther's
to spend the winter
Fresh oysters in every style at John
Burns restaurant.
Miss Mason is attending the Normal
school at Wiuona, MINI.
Dining room girl wanted at the
Wright House; Sl2 per month. lw
Two thousand rolls of new wall paper
at Stone & Hasselrs. 2w
To rent: A good house. roomy, de-
sirable, convenient. S. BArstow.
Loren Van de Wall started away
alone TO 90 to Omaha 10 live with his
father.
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Mr.. Hugh A Moore was able to
dril t over Tuesday morning to vote, to
cast his fiftieth ballot in Lancaster, his
residence since 1874.
Tulip, Crocus, Hyacinth, Easter Lily,
Auratum Lily, Narcissus, Scila and
Freesia Bulbs at Stone & Hassell's
cheap. 2w
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Chandler and
Mrs. Barber of B,loit are preparing to
live in Baltimore, where Mr.. G.. has en-
g 4ged TO teach in young LADIES'
school.
Mrs. S. E. Hassell spent pleasant
week sharing the school girl experiences
with Eda at the Univel sity and visiting
friends in Madison and Beloit.
Miss Hester Harper enjoyed the COM
pany of some little friends at her birth
day dinner. Oct. %. She was very
grateful for their pretty gifts.
Mr.. Jno. Howe and family were busy
last Sat. moving into their new house.
The carpenters were no. through but
the house will very speedily become a
home, which we nope may long be a
happy one.
Strayed or stolen from my pasture,
Sunday night last, three geldings, one
black and two brown. weighing about
1900 each Any information as to their
whereabouts will be rewarded.
HUGH. A. MOORE
Lancaster Wis.
The Ladies Society of the Congre-
gational Church will meet on Friday
afternoon at the parsonage. A report
will be given of the Ladies Meeting at
nYf tn h0u
been given last Friday, but the weather
was so unfavorable that the attendance
was small.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Dodd are getting
pleasantly settled in their new home at
the Barstow house one block south of
the Congregational parsonage. Mrs.
Dodd is an accomplished guitar player.
and after the first of December will be
pleased to give lessons to limited
number of pupils. See more particu-
lars later.
Miss Jennie Jones, a very popular
teacher in Lancaster twenty years ago,
spentslast week With Mrs. K. Meyer
and family. The success that Misses
Nellie and Jennie Jones have had in
their school work is charming illus
tration of Whist noble women may ac-
complish by giving life devotion to
professional work. They haye estab-
lished near Spriug Green Wis, model
home school
The Andrews Opera Co. delighted
large and elegant audience at the
Grand last evening, the bill being
Falka. They gave wonderfully salts
factory performance. Among the old
favorites in the cast last night we're
Marie Roe. Florence Clayton, Jessie
Andrews. Ed, Andrews and Fred Clay
ton. and among the new ones were
Frank Deshon and Jack Allison. The
Andrews Co. doesn't need the indorse-
ment of any body in Sioux Falls or any
where else. 1t has made:its own repu-
tation and lives mp to it.-StOuT Fails
Press, Oct. 9. "a
One week from next Sunday morn
ing, the Congregational Church will
hold special annual church members
service. The purpose is to have every
member of the church present on that
dav if it is possible for them to attend.
On Thursday evening of next week
there will be fellowship prayer meet
ing. 1t is desired that all those who
have united with the church this year
shall attend and that all other members
shall be present to meet these members
of "a. A half hour will be spent in
prayer-meetipg and another half hour
or more in fellowship sociable.
In one of the boxes of clothing sent
to Shell Lake, was a suit of clothes
given by DR.. A. H. Barber. and in one
of the pockets Mrs R B. Showalter
wrote. Il am DR.. Barber of the Iron
Brigade, who are youP Mrs Showal-
ter hardly expected 10 hear from this
again, but last Saturday note came to
her saying, II am A. H. Mitchell of
the 23rd Wis. Tell DIR. Barber that his
clothes fit exactly. The family was in
sad need of protection against the cold
weather which sets in there much soon
er than it does here. In many cases
children have 10 be kept from school
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