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

part Of the county this week.
The Mutual Fun-hunters Society
met with Miss Edna Mason last Sat
urday evening and all reported
good time.
The trustees of the as glum, Messrs.
Grimm. Stott and Macarthur. met
this week on business connected with
the asylum.
Mrs. John Wrestling LETT Lancas ~
to visit friends in Wisconsin and OHIO
and will return to her new home in
Iowa about June first.
Messrs Jay Nathan, +. King, f.
Halbkal " l.. Showalter and w. +.
Washburne attended the $. of Y. Ball
At Platteyille Monday evening.
Get your best girl and trip the
light fantastic al Reeds Opera House
on Friday evening, April 18th Good
time guaranteed. Music by Lancaster
orchestra.
A number of Platteyille young
people visited Lancaster last Monday.
We had the pleasure OF meeting
Misses Flossie and Winifred Buck and
Mr. NJ. s. Block
just received a 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 fine
instrument Michaelis u Roberts.
The people of the Baptist church
u
Mr.. John Miles is perintendent.
The Sunday school begins at $50
o'lcock each Sunday morning. A
cordial invitation is extended to
children and parents to attend and
participate.
DR.. Brown viii not be in his office
next week as he is going to visit Cuba
City on Monday, April %; Hazel
Green. Tuesday, April %; Benton,
Wednesday, April "a; Shullsburg,
Thursday April, %; Darlington, Fri
day, April &c. He will return Satur-
day, April %.
DR.. H. G. Nunemaker. medical
electrician, who has been in Platte
vile for the past four months and
who has met with the best success
in regard to Sanitarium work for
Chronic Ailments is now stopping at
the Grand Central He makes a spec
ialty of rheumatism.
Call at Longdon's studio and in
spect those new carbonetts, the very
latest in the art. They are of the
most permanent of any photograph
yet introduced. Remember, / can
make photos at night as well as by
daylight, by a new process of lighting
Nothing but the best grade of work
made; prices reasonable.
The new board of control have been
appointed. Their terms began last
Monday. The newly appointed mem
bers of the board are: Lemuel +.
Ellsworth, of Milwaukee. for one
year; Clarence Snyder. of Ashland,
two years; James +. Heg, of Lake
Geneva, three years; Richard Guen-
Their, of Oshkosh, four years; Hans b.
Warner, of Ellsworth, five years.
List of patents granted to Wiscon-
sin Inventors this week. Reported
G. A. Snow. Washington d. G. d.
w. Curtis, Fort Atkinson, milk-tester
A. |, Dexter, Milwaukee, moisture
absorbing device; A. Freschl, Oshkosh,
tufting; S. Hoeninger, Milwaukee,
switch-machine f. G. Mandt, Slough
ton, combined end-gate and shovel
ing board; f Zimmerman, West SUI
perior, Automatic vendingmachine
The editor and his wife visited
Bloomington last Saturday. We had
the pleasure of renewing many old ae-
quaintances and Of hearing good words
for the Herald. Landlord Donnelly
and his amiable wife royalty enter
tanned us at the Bloomington Hotel
Bloomington has some of the best peo-
pie in Grant county, and we hope to
become still better acquainted with
them.
Charles Weber: Yes, I thought l
would return to SouiX Falls which inn
presses me as a town which has a flu
ture before it. You may think YOU
have had hard times but so far as
have gone such times prevail every
whore. When | bought ticket for
South Dakota at a small Wisconsin
station few days ago the agent told
NE that mine was the fourth ticket
he had sold that day for South Dakotr
A large number Of people left that
part of Wisconsin to come to South
Dakota, which seems to be getting
quite few people these days.-Argus
Leader, Souix Falls.
have this day received Of the
Modern Woodman of America by
the hands Of w. f. McGonigal Clerk
of sylvan Camp No. rs of Lancaster
Wisconsin of which my deceased
husband John Duncan was a member
the sum of Two Thousand Dollars in
full payment of his Benefit Certificate
therein, and desire to express my
| thanks tie the order for the same and
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