Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-02-08

residence portion of the city for sale at
a very reasonable price. Call at the
Herald office. 51-52
Mrs. William Carter of Platteville,
has been visiting friends few days in
the city.
Mr.. Eastman from Montfort,
was over to see the burglars get their
sentence Saturday.
% per cent off on all dress goods
next Saturday at T. McDonald's
One of those pleasant socials for
which the K. P. members are noted,
was held in their lodge room last
evening.
John Mcmahon. DR.. who works his
fathers farm in Harrison is very sick
with the mumps at Mr.. 10 Battles home
on Boice Prairie.
Mrs. Sophia Kilbourn who has been
spending the winter with her daughter
Nettie in Nebraska returned to her Lam
caster home recently.
Fred Brinkman and his family have
moved from their home in Captain
Schloesser's home to one of Mr.. Chas.
Harvey's new houses.
Truman Goodrich is very sick with
pneumonia, and his situation is rendered
more serious because of an acute attack
of his old trouble contracted in the
army.
The home OF Henry Irish, Esq. was
made happy by the birth of twin boys
last Thursday. They weighed 81 and
9 pounds respectively and are strong
and hearty.
Town Treasurer, B. F. Salzman end
his daughter Gertie with Mrs. Mary
Dent ('aee Eplett) came to Lancaster
las. Saturday from Georgetown and
visited friends until yesterday afternoon.
They were delighted with their visit.
All Lancaster Ladies who are tenn.
perance believers are invited to give
their attention to the need of an active
organization, a W G. T. u. meet
ing for the election of officers and plans
for the years work will be called soon.
The following ceremonious announce
ment has been welcomed by friends of
MIR. and Mrs. Fred G. Burr: Fred c.
Burr Myrtle M. Whitney married We'd
nesday, January oath, 1894, Evansville,
Wis.
James Levins had one half of his foot
amputated Tuesday, Doctors Godfrey
and Cronin did the work. The con-
dition of the entire foot is quite bad
from the freezing it had some weeks
ago but they hope to have no further
difficulty.
The Lancaster Literary Club will
meet at the home of Miss Nettie Meyer
on next Tuesday evening at 7:45. The
subject of the essay of Judge Carter
will be, "The rights of the Unem-
ployed." Leading disputants Miss
Woolstenholme and Mr.. Goodsell.
BABY-HooD. The Mothers Nursery
Guide is an excellent magazine for the
family. 1t is treasure to the mother,
and the SINGLE "Ralny Day Story is a
constant joy to the children. Baby
hood Publishing Co. S1O0 per year, 5
Beekman st. New York.
Hon. Geo. Brown of Woodman was
in the city on business before the
County Court Tuesday. He is now in
good health, his ribs broken last fall hav-
ing healed in excellent condition. We
acknowledge very pleasant call from
him.
All kinds of choice groceries at l..
Alt & Sons New Store. 50-51
Mr.. Hugh A. Moore received last
week an interesting book from the
Governor of Alaska, Hon. James
Sheakley who is Mr.. Moore's cousin,
formerly of Pennsylvania 1t is the
report of the Governor of Alaska to the
Secretary of the Interior, dated Sitka,
October, LIST, 1898.
Mr.. Douglass and James McBrien
have been interviewing the Liberty
farmers in the interests of Co opera
tive Creamery and Separator, and have
met with encouragement to the amount
of $4,000. There is little doubt but
that they viii secure the remaining
$3.50 necessary to complete the work.
The starving thousands in the mining
regions of Michigan and Wisconsin
would rejoice if they had a winter
supply of Nathan & Sons Groceries,
Meats and Vegetables. 4stf
Are there any ladies in Lancaster