Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-09-27


Stone s. Hassell's Drug store. 3w
Lewis Croft sold very promising
months old Cedarwood- Royalty colt
last week to Ed. Carter for 50 dollars.
OFT Stephens has rented his farm at
BeetoWn to John Peterson for cash rent.
MIR. Stephens will move TO Lancaster
soon.
Ed. Gillespie of Mt. Ida, lost yalua-
BILE horse at the fair. Friday. de was
attacked by collie and could not be re-
lieved.
Fred BrinkEan and his family went
20 New Hampton. Iowa, for two
weeks visit at the former home OF Mrs.
Brinkman.
Hugh A. Moore was able to visit the
fair Fart of the Time. and was pleased
to greet his friends. though he was I'M
able to converse with them.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Leise. of South Lancaster, was made
happy last Wednesday week ago By
the birth of a bright little girl.
At the Republican League meeting
for Wisconsin held at Milwaukee last
week, S. A. Harper. brother of the
Herald editor. was elected president.
Mrs. Thos. Cow with her children,
Mamie. Jessie and John are here from
Golden, Colorado. For the present
they are at the home of Mrs. Cows SIS
ter, Mrs. Geo. Mccarthy.
Chas. Belscamper has purchased the
Phin Walker farm of $50 acres. east OF
town. The price paid was az dollars
per acre. Is is fine farm and Charles
Bescamper will mako it better if any
one car.
There was a maidstone at the fair
in j. H. Baldwin's showcase, and it
attracted some attention 1t is the
property of Mrs. James n. Borah of
North Lancaster.
Mrs Gardner, of Hurricane recently
sold 40 acres to Mr.. Williams who over
a year ago bought the Riley property.
Tie price paid was sos rs per acre.
All of Mr.. WIS land will soon be as
valuable as this forty" is, and he has
lots of it.
Miss Ada Rushton who has been an
invalid for years from the effects of
rheumatism, went to Chicago Monday
for treatment. Miss Lucy Jones who
has been visiting friends here and at
Fennimore accompanied her on her
journey.
John Jeide has on hand large stock
of the finest goods for complete or par
tial suits, If you want anything in the
line of tailor work he can furnish it in
the latest styles and of the best quality.
All work guaranteed first-class, and
nerfect in fit. 4w
MIR. Allen, the creamery man, and
his family moved from here to Patch
Grove, tuesday. We regret that the
business here did not warrant bis re-
naming citizen of Lancaster, for he
is most excellent man and valuable
citizen. He will again take personal
charge of his creamery at Patch Grove.
Monday evening, Sept. "a, Mr.. VIM.
j. Mundt of Garner. Iowa, and Miss
Mary Tbibeauldt, well known in this
county, were married at Cassville by
Rev. Father Rossbach. Mr.. Mundt is
a prosperous business man of Garner,
and his wife a most estimable young
lady. We predict and wish for them q
most happy and prosperous life.
Last year Miss Edwards. of Hazel
Green, took the first award in the elocu-
tionary contest held here. to the credit
OF the Hazel Green High School. She
taught the Fairview school last winter,
and taught q young lad, Fred Ralph,
to enter for the common school prize
this year. Well he did. and he sue,
ceeded too. Good for Hazel Greeni
About 2000 people attended the races
at Dubuque. Pascal won the 2:17 trot
in three straight heats. Time 2:16l
The 1926 trot was won in three straight
heats by Josie B. Time 1921 Carrie
w. took the 2:20 pacing race winning
three heats out of five Time 2:14t
Budd Ewing won the three-year old tro'
in three straight heats. Time 2:251
Mrs. John Pollock Carrie Snider)
has recovered so far from the operation
which she underwent some time ago al
e medical hospital in Chicago. that she
is able to help about her house work
The abnormal growths which were re-
moved from her breast weighed, the
two together, 81 pounds. DR.. Hamil
TOP, the surgeon VINO waited on Presi
dent Garfield, performed the operation
1t promises complete success.
1t took twenty nine formal ballots tC
nominate candidate for sheriff in Ls
Favette comfy last Thursday. B. F.
Terrill, of Elk Grove got it His CHIEF
competitor was Hon. James Freeman
After the county convention adjourned
an assembly convention was called and
six formal ballots taken. James Free
man, of Darlington, was nominated
He has been a member of the legisla-
ture before and is a strong candidate.
Do you believe this story? A grocer
in Warren bought some fresh eggs the
other day; at least the lady who sold
them said so. He put them in an empty