Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-12-19
SHORT LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
MOVEMENTS or PEOPLE IN AND OUT OF
LANCASTER


Conden sed Paragraphs Items Wise and
otherwise
Choice china cups and saucers at
Burns.
Miss Fannie Stephens visited in Po-
tosi last week.
\ car of fancy onions cheap at J
Nathan x Sons.
Turkeys, chickens, geese and ducks
at Nathan Il Sons.
John Reed has spent most of the
past week in Chicago.
Bran, shorts, ground corn and oats
for sale at j. Nathan q Sons.
Frank Reed entertained few
friends last Thursday evening.
Xmas candy and nuts at away
down prices a j. Nathan u Sons.
Several Lancaster knights attended
lodge in Fennimore last Thursday.
Ladies' gold filed watches, 20 year
cases. for $500 at j. H. Baldwins.
Miss Billings of Cobb is a guest of
Mr.. and Mrs E. b. Goodsell this
week.
Burns has an immense line of hand
sleighs that he will close out very
cheap.
Mrs. Ann Stephens of Burlington
is visiting in the city with Mrs. Jas.
Blewett.
Eight day clocks. hour and half
hour striker for $500 at Weber Bros,
Jewellers.
One of the greatest attractions of
the season is the furniture store of H.
S. Rhodes.
Mr.. James Edwards of Hazel Green
was visitor in our city during the
first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. r.. Greene. Miss
Chandler and Miss Ovitz spent Sun
day in Plattevilie.
For 80 days day clocks, cheaper
than ever offered in Lancaster at
j H. Baldwin's.
Rev w Rowe will preach Christ
mas sermon in the M f. church. next
Sunday morning.
j III. Birkey. the temperance lect-
urer, will speak in Beetown this
(Th&isdav) evening.
Baldwin has anything you want in
the silverware line from book-mark
to an elegant tea-set-
Rev. Mason is pleasantly located in
Rico. Col. Mrs. Mason and Edna will
go to him in few days.
Good 20-year, filled watch case with
an American movement for $3.50 at
Weber Bros. Jewellers
Mrs. d. T. Parker and Mrs. Nor
gan of Fennimore were visitors in
Lancaster last Thursday.
Mr. Fred Woods and Miss Myrtle
Obershaw of Cassville spent Sunday
with Miss Jessie Obershaw.
Fresh lettuce, tomatoes, celery. GU
cumbers, parsley, radishes, wax beans
and onions at Nathan & Sons
One of those beautiful hair chains
made by Geo. Gibbs would make a
very choice Christmas present.
We are in it with the best and
cheapest flour in the city.
j. NATHAN a. Sons.
One of those high grade, low priced
eight-day clocks at Baldwin's would
make splendid Christmas present.
Mr. and Mrs. John Howe, Burne
Pollock, Paul Howe and We editor and
wife attended Remnants lecture in
Platteville.
Miss Effie Roberts, who is teaching
Young s.ideas' near Preston spent
Saturday last with her friend Miss
Finn in this city.
Seventeen persons united with the
M 4. church of Hurricane, as a result
of special revival meetings, conduct
ed by Rev w Rowe.
Travis BETTER came home Wednes-
day from Milwaukee, where he has
been attending medical college He
is here for the holiday vacation
Mrs James Blewett returned from
Mason, City, last week where she had
been in attendance at the bedside and
funeral of her sister, Mrs. William
Sampson.
Changes in business firms are quite
common nowadays. Mr.. Delos Ed
wards has bought out s. r. Greene in
the livery business and took posses
sion last Tuesday.
NJ v. Burris is home for visit UNI
til after the holidays. He has been
transferred from Denver to Atlanta,
Ga, and leaves for his new field of
work in January.
Mr.. Will Barnes Of Iowa is visiting
his old home in Cassville after an
~, q D 4 4