Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-11-28

John Bradley and family moved in
to their new house in the south part
of the city last Monday Mr. Bradley
has rented his farm near Ellenboro to
Lodis Leighty.
The charity sociable held last Tues
day evening was a success. Quite
large donations of clothing and consid-
erable food were contributed. The la
dies having the enterprise in charge
are deserving of much credit for their
philanthropy.
1t would be a safe hit to get that
striking picture of yours framed in
some of Howdy Rhodes stylish new
mouldings and make .'home run"
with it Your wife would nor be
..outn with YOU then and would s.slide"
the choicest bits OF fowl on your
plate on holidays.
Mr.. Lee Duncan Who has been sell
ing school supplies in Missouri and
Indiana during the summer. arrived in
the city last sunday for few weeks
visit with his family and friends. He
is one of the most successful represent
atives Of the school supply bouseof W.
H. Boil Of Kansas City
While skating on Schmitt's ice-pond
Tuesday. Albert Philips yentured too
near an air-hole and broke through
The water was quite deep where he
broke in aud he was thoroughly soaked
from head TO foot. Albert says he does
not enjoy a plunge bath of that kind at
this season of the year
1t would be hard to find a town of
its size with as many wide awake and
progressive business men as Lancas-
ter has. Where else can be found
such tasty aud elegant window dis
plays as Baxter & Draper. Basford,
Baldwin. Bennett, Nathan & Sons.
Goble and Philipson make every day9
These are the people that are doing
the business too and they deserve it.
Firms that do not employ all legiti-
mate means to advertise their goods
and attract custom will get beaten in
the race with enterprise, every time.
The old man who runs 4 newspaper
in the back rooms of the post office
building gives about as much atten-
fion to the HERALD as he does to his
own paper Every detail or change
in the make mp of this paper Is care
fully noted and as rule criticised
His latest kick is that the HERALD
sometimes uses plate matter on its
editorial pages He and nearly every
other newspaper man in the country
does the same thing. bnt that does
not prevent him from INDUCING in
his weakly jealous mud-slinging.
The funny part Of il i. that in the
same issue of his paper the editorial
column contained only seven or eight
inches of matter. two articles being
rehashed from some Of his daily ex-
changes and another one being
notice and description OF lost steer.
If the old man keeps on he will soon
need guardian.
DR. W. T. Brown. the eye and ear
specialist, has decided to resume the
general practice OF medicines and
surgery in Lancaster. 1t will be re-
mem bered that the doctor formerly
practiced tor year in this city with
DR.. Hassell but that after his return
from England, where he took special
work in the hospitals .of London, he
gave up general practice IN order to
become better acquainted with the
people and physicians of the county
as specialist. He will continue his
specialties in connection with lis
general practice hut will not make
regular visits to other towns in the
future.
His Office is in Reeds opera house.
The hours from 10 to 12 a. m. and
from to 3 p. m. will be given to
special eve, ear, throat and nose treat
nlent Other patients NAV call at
any time. When not at his office the
doctor can be found at the Grand
Central hotel