Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-04-18

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S. P. Obershaw Of CassyiIle called
Wednesday, He contemplates NOV
ing soon.
One of those Regulation Base Balls
and Champion Bats given away free
with every boys suit at Philipson's
The order Of the Eastern Star held
their regular session last Monday eve
ming at which time Dr. and Mrs. Sala
of Bloomington were admitted to
membership.
/ That was bully story that Grand
pa" wrote up about the all mis-
sionary society, wasn't It? There is
not another "just alike" it anywhere.
There is only one Teller.
Joseph Page died at his home at
| Mellette, South Dakota Feb II aged
II years. He was resident OF Mt.
Hope. Grant CO., for Is years and
well known throughout the county.
The HERALD has been going to Mr.
Hiram Ward or members ofhis family
ever since the first issue in 1913. He
dropped some silver i'm the treasury
last Monday to continue its weekly
visits.
II. C. Taylor. breeder OF Jersy cat
tie at Orfordyille, Wis. writes o. p.
Walker that the shipment of fine
stock from him came in good con-
dition and that he is well pleased with
| them,
There will be a meeting of the Lam
caster Athletic Association Friday
evening at o'clock in the fire COM
pany's room in City hall. All inter-
ested in making Athletic day sue
cess are invited.
Congressman and Mrs. Babcock are
off for European trip this summer.
Mr.. Babcock will combine business
with pleasure and investigate the
monetary and industrial conditions
of Europe during his visit
The Fat Mems Bicycle Club gave
an opening exhibition on the fair
grounds last Tuesday. For any fur
ther information apply to the charter
members of the club. j. S. Wright,
I'll. G. Nathan and G. H. Basford.
We are informed that there are
three school districts in Elk Grove
township which have voted not to
have any public school during the cur
rent year. Such communities will
relapse into barbarism after awhile
Darlington Journal
Evidently Grandpa has con-
cluded that it is not quite an s.even
thing to let the Teller boy ..have it
OUT with this office. If the boy
could not make better showing than
the cold man. has up to date he
ought to be spanked and put to bed.
The Ladies' Parish Aid Society of
i Emmanuel church will hold their an
nual Easter supper at the residence of
Mrs. G. H. Nye next Thursday even
ing Supper served at o'clock.
Subscription twenty five cents.
A cordial invitation is extended to all.
Mr.. VIM. Lewis Of Patch Grove and
Chas. Lisherness of this city will trade
residences next February. Mr..
Lisherness has bought the Lewis farm
near Patch Grove and Mr.. Lewis has
purchased the Lisherness property in
Lancaster,
Miss Elva Barber is investig tting
new subject at Evanston. She is
wrestling with a severe attack of
measles. The illness will prevent her
from completing the work laid out
for this year Her many friends in
Lancaster hope for speedy and en-
tire recovery.
Me- reiner and JOS
| Bocl IN spt nding several DAYS
f,aden; a watering place in
1uthwestern Indiana. They returned
| last Saturday well satisfied with their
trip. The water Of West Baden has
various medicinal properties but is
especially recommended for stomach
and liver troubles.
The ladies of Lancaster and vicinity
should not fail to attend the grand
opening at Miss Schloesser's millinery
parlors on Wednesday, Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday, April "a, 25. 26, %.
A full line of pattern hats, feathers,
fancy goods, etc. She has just re-
ceiyed new and stylish lot of goods
from Chicago. Call and inspect
whether you buy or not
The Board of Regents of Normal
Schools are making considerable adj
ditions to the faculties of the various
schools The Platteville school is to
have in addition to the present corps
OF teachers, teacher Of science. a
teacher of English, assistant teacher
of history and political economy and
teacher in the preparatory depart
ment.
The home of L. Weber, of this CITY.
is stricken with grief in the death of
their only child, Louis, bright boy
of III months. He was taken sick