Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-03-28

tilltl Oli Int siIttb NHc olneF AdN can
get the same by calling at the HERALD
office.
Miss Mary Wilhelm has returned
from the city with complete stock of
millinery goods. Latest styles and
prices.
Miss Sylvia Wheeler attended the
Epworth League convention in Dodge
vile last week representing the
Lancaster league.
The Apricots, Egg Plums, Green
Gauge Plums and Peaches we are sell
ing at cans for $1.00 are bargain.
Try them, at j. Nathan & Sons.
Christian Endeavor social at the
Congregational church Tuesday, April
2nd. Music recitations, refresh
ments. and MIR. Jenkins" all for ten
cents.
Large line choice Garden Seeds in
bulk at Stone & Hassells. Also Tim
othy seed. Onion sets, Seed corn,
Blue Grass, Lawn Grass. Sweet ana
Pop corn. 1t
Quarterly meeting services will be
held in the M. +. church in this city
Saturday and Sunday. April and 4
Presiding Elder Tresidder will preach
on that occasion.
Parties desiring information con-
corning A. G. Bishops Hog Cholera
Cure and Preventive. should write to
Chris, Hutchinson, Shullsburg, Wis,
formerly of Beetown.
Lancaster has now the sweetest
women and girls in the world, and
when the men and boys have all been
employed in the sugar busine won't
we be sacchariferous?
The family OF Geo. +. Budd are
having serious siege with sickness
this winter. They are improving,
though Mr.. Budd and Edward are
still confined to their beds.
just received fine line of small
instruments g. " B. Abs land so forth
call and look our new stock over and
make your home happy with fine
instrument. Michaelis & Roberts.
Mr.. A. f. Cooley of Mt. Hope. Wis
tied the Herald office yesterday, and
left an order for election tickets for his
town. r.. NJ Day and James McClus-
key are rival candidates for the chair
manship.
Attention is called to the millinery
advertisement Of Miss May Wilhelm
in another column. She has just re-
turned from the city with a complete
and choice line of seasonable goods
which she will sell at ..hard times"
prices.
Grandpa's Teller has taken the role
of '.Dr. Jekyl and mr.. Hyde" in the
Electric Franchise play. An interest,"
ed public would like to know whether
it was Mr. Jekyl last year and Mr..
Hyde now or Mr. Hyde last year and
DR.. Jekvl now.
Married:-At the residence of the
brides father in the town of Glen
Haven. on the 23rd day of March 1895.
by I. +. Baldwin. ESQ. Mr. William
Grimm of Cassville and Miss Julia
daughter of Mr.. William Ryan of
North Andoyer.
A. Lincoln Kirk. the dramatic read
er and impersonator. gave his enter
tainment at Hawley's Hall. Tuesday.
to a large audience Mr. Kirk is an
excellent elocutionist, and hi charac-
ter representations are above the ever
age. Eigin Oil Courier,
DR.. Jos A. Clementson is home from
Chicago having completed the course
in the Hahnemanu Medical college.
The commencement exercises took
place March % and Mr. Clementson
has the distinction Of being one of
six out Of class Of "a mentioned
for special honor.
VIM. L. Wallace and Emma Nj.
Quinn, both of Lancaster, were mar
ried AT the home of the groom's father
in this city. March 21. at +. NJ.
Rev. H. d. Smith officiating After
the ceremony the assembled party of
relatives and friends enjoyed pleas
ant repast and very social hour.
MesNdues 81. .. w fl1ul anu James
McGonigal entertained their friends
with an afternoon card party and tea
last Tuesday afternoon. About forty
ladies were present. Mrs. DIR. Cronin,
Mrs. Harry Nathan, Mrs. Joe Wright
and Mrs. c. K. Showalter received
prizes. The last two got boobies"
however.
A lively debate took place in the
First Grammar department Friday
afternoon. Thequestion handled W as !.
'Resolved. that the British soldiers
are greater than the U. S. soldiers. .
Decision was in favor of the negative.
We bear good reports of Willard
Smiths and Carl Orton's speeches
especially.
The Hon. A. l.. TIT, assemblyman
from the south district of Grant coun-
ty, spent a few hours in Lancaster