Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-02-07
STORY Of the w eek.

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-Gloriana, Saturday, February 9th,
at City Opera House.
The Badger, Social Club gives one
Of its enjoyable.dances this Thursday
evening.
Miss Lilie~Graham gave'a sleigh
ilur pa \, .,.'satN.l,ss, ...a- sss-.s.- ,-.
afternoon.
Mrs. Walker, mother of Irwin
Walker, who lives in the west part OF
the city. died last Monday night.
The Ladies' Parish Aid Society of
Emmanuel Church will meet with
Mrs. Whitney on Thursday afternoon.
Hear Miss Blanche Chapman, the
Prima Donna Soprano, sing Good
night, Sweet dreams in Gloriana, Sat
nrday night.
IA thing of beauty is a Joy for
ever and Charles Longdon's new con-
cert harp fills the bill exactly Ii is a
fine instrument Of Lyon 4 Healy make
and cost 800.
We have just received something
very neai iii business cards; also new
type, made especially for Thai grade OF
work Call at the Herald Once and
insect. Ladies' visiting cards spec
ialty.
The popular hotel Sehulkamp. in
Madison, has changed its name and
will hereafter be known as the Avenue
Hotel. The Avenue Hotel will be an
attractive and popular resort, being
situated near the capitol park and
overlooking Lake Monona.
'.Tll bet. , remarked Mr. Jason to
his wife as they sat in the family cir
Gle at the play I'm bet from the looks
of II that the dress that there woman
in The box is wearin is enc Of them
elegant dresses 'one-half off we seed
advertised Yesterday in the papers
Ar nour in the litera,.- CORNER
of the High School woula do anyone
good There We dnd the best maya
zines and newspapers to be had
This is great help to the stndedts as
they can spend their spare moments
looking up the news. Prof. Clark has
many wise schemes.
j. J. Kilby, cf Hurricane. called
at this office last Monday. Mr.. Kilbv
has taken the Herald regularly since it
was founded, and left the editor some
beautiful silver souvenirs As evidence
OF his desire to have the Herald con-
tinue its weekly visits for another
year.
The chestnut s8riable given by
fha yonrm ladie~ sgnes fas.
at Emmanuel rectorY on Tuesday
EVENING" Mas a very 0nlos a5it affair
After program, consisting of songs,
tnl,le. 80 a~l 80 s.- ,s;.t,-
.chestnuts" tn yuug ladies Of the
Guild served coffee and cake.
A bill is introduced in the legis-
lature which ought to pass. 1t pro-
hibits the killing OF deer FOR q period
Iouf years, irGm november IL,
1915, to November 1st, 1899. WIS.,
consin deer are being exterminated
very fast and the bin is intended to
check the slaughter. 1t is said tilt
it will pass.
I. Borab If III. ~ n
Herald office business call last Mon
day. Mr. Borah came to this county
III 1914, and has lived III his present
home since 1919; he Is the oldest set
tier III the town Of Mt. Ida. Mr.
Borah hap been the foremost citizen Of |
his part Of the county for many years,
and is still as hale and hearty as a |
man in middle age.
Each pupil Of the grammar de-
partments on the south side was
asked to bring two potatoes to school +
on Monday morning e. Monday
noraiag .e potatces can't. some tos
sos saae..4, .s..ag y.os.7sss 4.av.e
than two, so that after school that
night a sack Of potatoes, other vege
tables and corn-meal were sent where
they were most needed. Clyde Rich
ardson and Frank lockwood delivered
them.