Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-04-11

1 DOS. wright ana OlIyer Club have
located in South Dakota for the sum.
mer. They are buying selling and
herding cattle.
The "Innocents Abroad and theil
gentlemen friends were entertained al
the home of Miss Emma Schreinel
last Friday evening.
Mr.. John p. Lewis and wife return.
ed home last Tuesday after an absence
of Several months in Butte, Montana,
spent with their sons.
The Apricots, Egg Plums, Green
IGauge Plums and Peaches we are sell.
ing at cans for $1.O0 are bargain.
Try them, at j. Nathan & Sons.
Master Roscoe woodward of Platte
vile is spending this week in Lancas-
ter with his sister, Mrs. Frank
Schreiner and friends in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Clement of Adj
rian, Michigan, are visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. rockingham for week. Mr..
Clement is an engineer on the Lake
Shore and Michigan southern railroad.
Rumor has it that one of the Crow
sisters is dead. 1t will be remem-
bered that they played here in the
City opera house about two months
ago.
The public schools of this city were
honored by visit from and inspec-
tion by Pres. Chalmers and Prof. Mat
thews of the Platteyille Normal this
week.
A motherly looking old hen. cluck-
ing and SCRATCHING. surrounded by
downy chicks just out of the shell, is
what YOU will see in Nathan's window
this week
Parties desiring information con-
corning A. c. Bishops Hog Cholera
Cure and Preventive. should write to
Chris. Hutchinson, Shullsburg, Wis,
formerly of Beetown.
Mrs Baxter, her daughter Mrs.
Brown. and Miss Martha Baxter Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Bushnell in Madi-
son few days since and watched the
Senator manufacture laws.
| just received fine line of small
instruments G. V. b. Abs, and so forth
call and look our new stock over and
make your home happy with a fine
instrument Michaelis & Roberts.
A Ten Out sociable will be held at
the Congregational church on the ey-
ening of Easter Tuesday. There will
be program. Each person will re-
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served extra.
Congregational church services for
Sunday, April II, 1895: Easter SER
mon al 1890 a. m. Topic. The Soil
tude of Sin and Resurrection there
/ from. Special Easter music. Evening
an Easter concert by the Sunday
school.
Thos. H. Edwards is visiting differ
ent parts of Grant county in the in
terests of the HERALD. He is duly
authorized to collect moneys, write
receipts and solicit job work Any
courtesies shown him will be appreci-
ated by this office.
The postoffice needs new set of
window curtains. When locking Mon
day night Joe McCoy's dog was over
looked and left in the building. Tues
day morning it was plainly evident
that dog had enjoyed buffet luncheon
of mail bags and window curtains.
The Platteville Normal school has
vacation this week and the young
Lancasterites in attendance there are
at home for few days. We have
seen the following. Misses Carrie
Muesse and Margie Cawley and Mr..
James Cox. Miss Muesse will gradu-
ate in June.
Mr.. f. +. Edwards, Jr and wife
left Lancaster last Tuesday to pitch
their tents and find an abiding place
in Andersonville, South Carolina. Mr..
Edwards is son of DR. Edwards Of
this city. He and his charming wife
have made many friends during their
two months soiourn in our midst,
f. L. Duncan, who is general agent
for school charts, will return to Mime.
sofa and Dakota in few days to re-
sumo his work. A number OF wide
awake men from this county will ac
company and assist him. Among
them, Lee, HAYES and Budd Duncan
John Campbell, Harvey Abrams, and
Chas. Lisherness.
The Grand Central House ha:
changed hands. Mr.. Chas. Pine has
leased it of Mr.. Nathan and has al
ready assumed control. Mr.. Pine il
well known in this vicinity having
bought zinc ores for number o
years in various parts of Grant coun
ty. Mrs. Pine is a sister OF TowI
Clerk August Michaelis.
The family of Rev. Manyan, Recto
of the Episcopal church of Platteville
are undergoing serious trial will
sickness and death. Every membe
of the family but one has had the scar
let fever, and one, Percy, brigh
: boy of years, has died from compli
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