Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-01-03
Story Of the w eek.

Home made Buekwheat At j NATH-
AN & SONS. 40 45.
Slayton's Jubilee Singers, Saturday
night, JaD. 3 at Reeds opera house.
Philpson & Co. are saughterng
prices on all their mems wearing sp
parel.
Attention is called to the fact that
the Po,osi stage now makes very lair
connections with the e. Is. & N, trains.
The Grant Co. Herald and the New
YORK Weekly Tribune both one year for
$1.75 Subscribe now.
The Dodgeville Independent. edited
by Mr.. Frank A. Carr, viii make its
first appearance to day the 3rd inst.
California Canned apricots, egg
plums and gage plulns only l21 cts q
can at j. NATHAN q Sons. 46- As.
All Winter Clothing, Over-coa's.
Suits, Underware, ETC., at cost at
Philipsou's Clothing Store.
The Herald is al home'' for business
or social calls in lis new quarters,
Room l, Syndicate Block, Souta Madi-
son street.
All accounts not settled by the lst of
Janusry, will be put in the hands of
our attorney.
JOE NATHAN ~ Sons
The Primitive Methodist Society of
Mt. ZION will hold u hask' sOciable IN
the Mt. Zton Church, Tuesday evening,
Jan. 8th. Every body cordially IN
vited.
A little of that n CO. mixed candy
left; 4 lbs for 25 cents at j. NATHAN
Il Sons 46-40.
The Ladies Society of the Congre-
gational church will hold their mis-
sionary meeting at the parsonage on
Friday afternoon.
First must come snow and sleighing,
then will come big masquerade ball
that will bring people from far and
wide. Look out for it.
Congregational church services,
preparatory lecture on Thursday eve
ming this week at 7;30; communion
service next Sunday morning.
Boscobel is agitating the question of
a new sc lool house IL is surprising
that a CITY IF such excellent schools as
Boscobel has and has had for many
years should endure SO meagre facl-
tiles.
Corrected time cards for trains and
stages leaving Lancaster, their con-
nections at other points, and the ar
rival and departure of malls will be
published next week.
There was jolly New Year. party
at Grandma Benefits Tuesday. Low
ing children prepared a great big din
ner for the occasion and some twenty
sly. persons enjoyed it.
AT the NJ f, Chuch next Sunday
evening, Jan. 9th. the Kew. H. d.
Smith will discuss the Relation of the
Temperance Reform to Christian
Work. Every body invited to attend.
Mrs. Lind of Sitter an old lady
about 80 years of age was found dead
in her bed last Monday morning
Heart trouble is supposed to be the
cause. The funeral was held on We'd
nesday.
MARRIED-At the residence of the
BRIDES mother, Miss Nellie 2. Welsh
to Geo. W. Matthews, all of Lancaster,
January 2nd, 1895, Rev. Croft offici-
ating. The happy couple left for
Boscobel on their wedding trip.
The town clerks books are finished
and are in the hands of Treasurer
James Woodhouse, who is now col
Letting taxes at the furniture store of
Howard S. Rhodes. Death and taxes
go hand in hand.
The Knights of Pythias and the
Rathbone SISTERS ere 70 have joint
installation ii officers On January tn.
The ceremonies viii take place in the
Pythian Castle hall and will be follow
ed by supper. cards and dancing at
the Grand Central. jolly time may
be expected The knights and their
ladies always have good times.