Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-12-19

very choice parlor suites. couches
and fancy rockers and chairs every
thing in fact that can be asked for IN
the furniture line
All persons knowing themselves IN
debt to us viii please call and settle
before the lst of January. 1896. as all
book accounts will be put in the hands
of our attorney for collection after
that date. j. NATHAN 4 Sons.
Horse meat has been found on sale
IL Dubuque. The officials found con-
siderable quantities. in one shop and
some of the meat made into sausage.
Proceedings have been begun against
the vendors of the meat for selling
UNIV holesome food
On Friday. December 30. from ?
until O'Clock Mrs. Mason will be at
Mrs. Blacks millinery store to dis
pose of her paintings that are not yet
sold and will be pleased to see any
of her friends there as she leaves
town in few days.
The Young Peoples society of
Christian Endeavor will hold a ten
cent soap bubble sociable in the Con-
gregational church on Friday evening.
Elegant prizes will be given to those
showing themselves most proficient.
All are cordially invited.
An exceptionally profitable and
happy teachers meeting is reported
from Boscobel-held last Saturday.
Prof. Sylvester formerly OF Boscobel
but now of Stevens Point, was in
charge; President Chalmers of Platte
vile lectured on Friday evening.
Miss McKenzie's Sunday school
class met at her home Tuesday even
ing, where they passed the evening in
very enjoyable manner. This party
was given in honor of Miss Edna
Mason. who leaves next Tuesday for
her future home in Rico. Colorado.
While in Platteyille few days ago
we enjoyed the hospitible aecommod-
ations of the Columbia House. Mr..
Ralph conducts a hotel that is mod
ell His rooms are we'll furnished
neat and clean and his table has all
the staples and delicacies of the season
The services at the Congregational
church last Sunday were conducted
| by DR.. VIM. Stoddard of Black Earth.
Although eighty years of age Rev.
Stoddarj retains the spirit and mental
vigor of youth. His preaching and
visit were highly enjoyed by his
many friends and acquaintance in
this city.
We were agreeablv surprised TO
meet an old friend and former COLA
borer in the Cassville schools. Mr.
Vim. Patterson. in this city yesterday
Mr.. Patterson is living in Superior
but has been working in the vicinity
OF Chicago during the summer. He
! is associated with the Burke Brothers.
contractors. On Wednesday he left
TOR Superior after a short visit with
his father J. X Patterson of Beetown
and other friends.
J. j. Pendleton. one of Lancaster's
most popular caterers has sold out his
business TO Frank Calls and Fred
Orion. He expects to move to Mason
City, Iowa and to engage in the restau-
rant business there. Mr.. Pendleton
has host of friends in Lancaster who
regret to see him leave and whose
best wishes 90 with him in his new
venture.
The new firm of Calls & Orton are
well known and viii no doubt retain
the popularity and business establish
ed and maintained by their predeces-
sor.
There was an interesting and en-
| ioyable party given by Miss Finn at
the home of S. r. Greene last Friday
evening. She entertained her Sun
day school class with games and re-
| freshments. One of the interesting
features of the evening was the
awarding of two prizes. The first
prize. testament. for the one who
characters of the bible written in
words with the letters of each word
misplaced The second, a 'sbooby'
prize. was awarded to the one guess
ing the least and was given to Geo.
BENEFITS. Three claimed the first
award; it was decided by lot and Mel
vim Goodrich was the lucky one.
Geo w. jenkins. editor of the
Santa Maria Times Cal. in speak
ing of his various ailments Of children
said: when my children have Group
there is only one patent medicine
that | ever use. and that is Chamber
lain's cough remedy 1t possesses
some medical properties that relieve
the little sufferers Immediately. Il
is, in my opinion, the best cough
medicine in the market If this
remedy is freely given as soon as the
croupy cough appears it will prevent
the attack. 1t is also an ideal rem
edy for whooping-cough. There is
no danger in giving it to children as