Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-05-16

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BRONSON STUDIO.
The depot at Ipswich, next station
to Platteyille on the c. n. w. line,
which was recently closed for lack OF
business, is again open with Agent
Lang in his usual place.
There will be public meeting OF
the Lancaster Temperance League on
Monday evening, May 20, at the M.
+. church. Interesting program.
Every body invited to attend.
Emma Kolenberg left Lancaster
last Thursday for two or three
months visit in Philadelphia. She
will be the guest of Mrs. Weber who
formerly managed the restaurant now
occupied by Kern.
Harry Drinkwater made visit to
Baraboo recently where his brother
who was killed by the cars in Dakota
last winter is buried. While there
he got some very good cabinet photo
graphs of his deceased brother.
Mr.. Thos. A. Peterson, who has
served so long and well as under
sheriff and deputy sheriff, has re-
signed. He has received desirable
and lucrative position as travelling
salesman. Mr.. Peterson will begin
\ ,,at.v xx-r,.ly ha1,t Tu,1a -
s.Road Rights and Liabilities of
Wheelmenn is the title of new law
book, by attorney Geo. b. Clementson,
of Lancaster. 1t a book of 200 pages,
probably the most exhaustive treatise
Of its kind printed. 1t is published by
the well-known firm of Callahan & CO.,
OF Chicago.
The HERALD supplied its readers
with law supplements last week.
The Teller will fall in linen this week
or next. The same thing happened
with the list of town officers elected
last spring. The Teller was week
behind but its editor, he fell in linen
the next week. Wonder whether he
cribbed from the HERALD or got his
information from :.orioinaln sources?
The Even e Wisconsin is one of
the best if not the best daily news
paper in Wisconsin. The morning
edition reaches Lancaster at noon.
RolIa Showalter is agent and delivers
the paper to his patrons Immediately
upon its arrival. The Junior Wiscon-
sin bright and attractive youths
weekly, is supplied to regular sub
scribers without extra cost.
Services at the Congregational
church. Sunday May 10, 1895. Morn
ing: The Memorial Service and its
significance; the union soldier and
Jesus of Nazareth, a resemblance.
This is not a memorial sermon but a
sermon about memorial Sunday.
vited to attend this service. Even
ing; The work and responsibility of
the school teacher.
While in Stockton, Cal. some time
ago, Thomas F. Langan, of Los Banos,
that state. was taken very severely
with cramps and diarrhoea. He
CHANGED to meet Mr.. G. M. Carter, who
was similarly afflicted. He SAYS: II
told him of Chamberlain Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, and
we went to the Holden Drug Store
and procured a bottle of it. It gave Mr.
Carter prompt relief and can vouch
for its having cured me- For sale by
j, I. Bennett, druggist.
There are alarge number of wheels in
Lancaster and why wouldn't it be a
good idea to organize a club. A
great deal of enjoyment could be got
out of such an organization. This is
the second season for the club known
as the Mound City Wheelmen' at
Platteyille and it was success from
the STAR. The club gives tournaments,
one Of which will take place on Dec
Grafton Day, takes trips to neighbor-
ing towns, gives Illuminated parades,
etc. Two bicycle parades were given
in Platteville last season, and it is
a beautiful and novel sight to see
twenty or thirty Illuminated wheels
in line at evening.
A neighboring exchange says that
there are too many Bills for the good
Of the country: Bill Cook, Bill Dool-
in, Bill Jewel, Wild Bill, Buffalo Bill.
Due Bill, Board Bill, Wiskey Bill,
Carlisle Bill, Bill Mckinley, McKin-
ley Bill, Bill Wilson, Wilson Bill,
Horizontal Bill and Doctor Bill. Is it
any wonder that the country is be-
coming ..biliousP'
A gang of tramps near Racine took
a novel way to get new hats a few
days ago. Several of them got up
near the railroad track and started a
sham fight just as passenger train
was pulling slowly by. The pas
sengers naturally crowded their heads
out Of the open windows to watch the
fun and one of the tramps who was
lying beside the track with fish pole,
knocked off half a dozen hats from the