Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-11-22
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.

John MueSSe, eldest son OF Henry
Muesse. is at home.
Winter apples. Fancy stock. Large
barrels. at j. NATHAN & SoN. SO Al
Don't fail to hear Johr Dillon Thurs
day. Nov. 22nd, at Reeds Opera House
in this city.
Reeds Opera House will give
Thanksgiving matinee and evening
entertainment.
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P. BARLEY of Bloomington came in
Tuesday morning with Geo. w. Lump
kins OF JamespOrt. NO.
MIR. Fred Fishers new house is nearly
ready for use, and We expect about
Thanksgiving 10 hear of a wedding.
John Dillon will be in Reeds Opera
House Nov. 22Od. Everybody knows
John Dillon ard wants 10 see and hear
him.
Tea sets, cake baskets. nut bowls.
butter dishes, spoons. knives and forks,
suitable for the holidays at j. H. Bald
wins. Hap
Miss Schloesser offers stamped linens
and tinted goods at greatly reduced
rates. for cash, from Thursday. Nov.
% to Dec. 1.
MIR. and Mrs. Stowell haye been
spending the week with Mrs. Jehiel
Hyde and making a visit of business
and pleasure.
Mrs Chris. Greebe recently became
very i'll, even insane from the effects of
an anesthetic. administered for the
painless extraction of teeth.
Mr.. Chas Knapp at bis home here
last week suffered an operation to be
performed by DIR. Pratt of Chicago.
Mr.. Knapp is improving very much.
Pygmaliou and Galatea is a Grecian
play, and the costumes are of the days
of Ancient Greece. II is a new and
beautiful play. City Opera House Nov.
&c.
DIR. Boucher's new lung treatment is
meeting with excellent success in this
locality. If your lungs are weak or
diseased give the doctor call before it
is too late.
Belle Swigert and Black Nettie two
black mares. straved from my pasture
Sunday last Any information that
will lead to their recovery will be liber.
ally rewarded. j. h. WALKER.
Mrs. Matt Edwards has been so dam
gerously ill, that as a last resort, Drs
Hassell and Cronin sent for Dr. Pratt
of Chicago, surgeon we'll known to
them. to perform difficult operation.
which it is hoped may prove successful.
Mrs j. p. Williams was summoned
to Platteville last SATURDAY. by the
death of her aunt, Mrs. I Nicely who
will be remembered as the mother OF
Miss Helen Nicely, one of our good
school teachers in '82 and So.
Mrs. TAYLOR of Mt. Hope has been
visiting with Mrs. Harshberger and
other friends. She left her home in
Missouri and came to Grant County
away back in the 40's. She is bright
minded lady and few in the county
know the history of the state as well as
Mrs. Taylor does.
Miss Nancy Davis. who from sudden
illness became insane and was taken 10
the asylum as mentioned in last weeks
Herald, died at Mendoza. and her
remains. Saturday last. The funeral
was conducted by Father Wlbert of
Platteville az her parents home on
Buckwheat Ridge Sunday.
Mrs. Jno. Schreiner entertained q
large party of ladies Thursday evening.
On Saturday evening, MISS Schreiner
seated about fifty maids and matrons at
5 o'clock tea tables, daintily laid with
embroidered linens including a hand
some piece from Germany and beautiful
china of her own painting. A delicious
tea. music and conversation ushered
the evening hours into the hearts of the
company and added another laurel to
the wreath of the family honors.
Miss Lula Norris, daughter of John
Norris, Esq. of Fennimore was mar
ried in ST. Mary's church at Fenni-
more, last Saturday, to Arthur Egan.
Esq, an attorney of Highland
After the cermony the happy pair
and large party of guests repaired
to the home of Mr.. Norris where a
general reception was held and every
body had an exceedingly pleasant
time and partook of a most beautiful
feast.
Mr.. Charles Ryan of the Ryan
brothers commission firm at the Chic
ago stock yards was in the city the
early part of this week looking after
the interest of the firm. Mr. James
Ryan also of the firm, and also well
known in the southern part of this
county will during the holidays mar
ry Miss Sheehan, daughter of John
Sheehan, Esq. of Galena. Pleasanter
men than the Ryan Brothers are not
readily found.
The stock yards have been unusual
ly busy so far this week Monday j.