Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-04-04


Lancaster about seven years ago, was
in the city last week.
Why not buy fine organ for $40.
Write to story " Clark Organ Co.,
Chicago, I'll. and receive beautiful
catalogue free.
Robbie Ballentine. son OF Mr.. and
Ms David Ballentine. Of Blooming
ton. aied Monday morning of this
week, Of brain fever.
Henry L. Chase and Martha A.
Knapp We're married at the NJ +.
parsonage March 50 at 8 p, m, Rev.
H. d. smith officiating.
Mrs Bl.inkman OF Hurricane died
March 30, aged 81 years. She had
been resident Of Grant county since
1884. Obituary next week
The Ladies Parish Aid Society will
meet with Mrs. S. Reynolds at the
residence Of Mr.. Henry Muesse on
Thursday afternoon of this week.
There viii be public dance in
Reeds Opera House April 10, 1895.
Lancaster orchestra will furnish the
music. A good time is guaranteed.
The W. f. NJ. S. will hold their
missionary meeting tea as usual in the
chapel Of the NJ. +. church, April 10.
Come everybody and take tea with us.
The Democrats held their caucus
in the City hall last Saturday at one
O'Clock Gen. Calls was chosen
chairman and Attorney Goodsell, sec
rotary.
Public temperance meeting at M. E.
Church, next Monday evening, April 8,
at 7:S0 An interesting program will
be presented. Every one invited to
attend.
Rev. J. Tresidder will preach at the
M. E. church next Sunday at lo:3o a.
m. and 7:3o p. m. There will be
baptism of infants before the morning
sermon.
In another column is an article on
..Beet Sugar Industry The infor-
nation contained was furnished by
the gentlemen who contemplate erect
ing plant here.
Messrs. John Schreiner and Joseph
Book left Monday for West Baden,
water cure for treatment. to remain
about two weeks. Mrs Sehreiner ac-
companied them rs far as Chicago.
Never and Showalter have had
placed in their bank an elaborate
electrical burglar alarm. Mr.. 5. G.
Cole has done the work in a thorough
ly scientific and highly satisfactory
manner.
Miss Peck has resigned her position
as teacher ii. the High school and re-
turned to Michigan. The board have
secured the services Of Miss Emma
Schreiner to take her-place for the re-
mainder Of the school year.
The republican town caucus was
held in the city hall saturday at 2
o'clock, H. Buchner was chosen to
preside and c. r. Showalter to act as
clerk. They nominated for the vari-
Gus town officers the ticket that was
elected last Tuesday.
Storey &Dunlap, lumber dealers in
Glen Haven, have within few months
built up an extensive business. They
have done it by the Introduction Of
those elements that make success
every where namely energy, fair
dealing and judicious advertising. A
letter from them states that their adj
vertisement in the HERALD brings
satisfactory returns and that they de-
sire to continue the same. See their
new announcement.
While in Plattevilie few days ago
we had the pleasure Of stopping at the
Gates House which is under the eff
Gent mangment of Landlord NJ. A..
Bishop. Mr. Bishop has recently inn
proved the house by making numer-
Gus repairs and changes. A new
hard wood floor in the office; plate
glass window commanding an up
town view of the street. new doors
with handsome trimmings are among
the recent improvement.
..Only one Teller did YOU say2
Ha, Ha! What about those columns
of ..stuff' in the Teller's last issue
that is s'just alike that in the Platte
Vile News (Bro. McKenney's old
paper of the same week? How does
it happen that in the ''all printed at
home braggadocio we find the identi'
cal Chicago-manufactured-plate news
summary that hundreds of papers all
over the country had used the pre-
vious week? Is the old gentlemen
in his dotage9
An exchange is responsible for this:
Yea, verify girls are of few day and
full OF mischief, and whosoever IS de-
ceived thereby is not wise. When the
fair one cheweth her gum with much
haste and stampeth her pretty foot
with much vigor, then beware. She
cometh forth in the evening with low