Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-10-10
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

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The Brownie entertainment is to be
held the latter part of October.
The clock season has arrived.
Baldwin keeps complete assortment.
The Ladies' Parish Aid will meet
with Mrs. L. NJ. Lowry on Thursday
afternoon.
Public TEN perance meeting at the
nj. f. church next Monday evening.
A full attendance is desired.
Miss Bessie Gibbs gave a party to
about thirty-fiYe OF her little girl
friends Wednesday evening.
Messrs. Carthew and Jeide have
fitted up Philipson's new store room
in regular bang city style.
A full attendance OF the W. X. c.
is requested for the next meeting,
Oct. 18th MARTHA SHowALTER.
President.
An Oshkosh sporting club have Of
fered $50, 200 for the Corbett-Fitz-
simmons fight to be held near that
city.
If you haven't already done so: ex-
anime Philipsons stock of suit. and
overcoats at hitherto unheaid of
prices.
Rush Godfrey CO LIBERATED his tenth
birthday last Friday by giving party
to his little friends which was greatly
enjoyed by chem.
The County Sunday School Mission
airy day, although it was rainy, was
fairly we'll attended. The church was
artistically decorated.
While unloading iron for the water
works last week. Mr.. VIII Smith fell
from car breaking several ribs and
sustaining other bruises.
The waterworks ditch is advancing
toward town every day. The pipe
laying is completed to the hill near
the residence of Mr.. Parks.
A fine assortment of pattern hats
received Tuesday at Mrs. Blacks
millinery parlors Call and see them
during the opening. Thursday. Friday
and Saturday.
The second premium of draft horses
at the Grant County fair was won by
team belonging to I'll. c. Bryhan in
stead of G. Bryhan as published in
the premium list last week.
Mr.. o. f. Keene of Hurricane. has
bought the residence property of
Henry Irish in the west part of the
city on the Beetown road and will
move to town about the first of Nov
ember. Mr.. Irish will return to his
farm.
In Fennimore last week Mr.. Will
Henry had the misfortune to fall off
the new school house and break an
ankle and otherwise hurt himself.
On the same day Mr.. Alb. Graham fell
from building and sustained severe
bruises.
|. Philipson & Co. will have their
entire mammoth stock moved and be
ready for business in their new store
in the new Jeide- Carthew Block next
Monday mornings Don't fail to take
advantage OF their removal sale prices
for the rest of this week
Wild pigeons, once &c abundant in
Connecticut, have been almost un-
known OF late. owing to the persistent
shooting and sharing. The first
large flock reported for wears was
seen in Clinton last week. 1t was
estimated that there were at least 800
birds in the flock.
Glen Haven is all stirred up over
story OF ..midnight parade" or a
might gown ghost party or some
such interesting occurrence. If they
make fuss about little thing like
that what will they say when boomers
come to town.
Mesdames NJ. NJ. Ziegler, VIM
Rogers and VIM. Zeigler entertained
large company of ladies at tea last
Thursday at the home of the latter.
The house was made beautiful with
blooming plants and vines and a very
pleasant hour was spent by all pres
ent.
Boscobel fair had large attendance
from Lancaster. Our people like the
Boscobellians. their hospitality energy
and push. If our nothera sister will
only choose good weather for her at
fractions she may rest assured OF a
liberal patronage from the county
seat
The editors of the Enterprise of
Boseebel have purchased the Dial and
will consolidate the two papers under
the name of the Dial-Enterprise. Ne
understand the paper will heneeforth
be mildly republican in its politics.
Messrs. Meyer & johnson are enter
prising young men and deserve to
succeed.
There is threatened epidemic of
diphtheria in Platteyille Several
cases have already developed and the
belief is current that the disease has
been spread through infected milk