Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-01-17
STORY Of the w eeR.

All back subscriptions to the
HERALD should be paid to the present
editor.
Remember the lecture by Theo-
dore Clifton at Reeds Opera House,
Friday evening.
Hon. j B.Johnson of Grant coun-
ty has been appointed assistant SER
geant at arms of the assembly.
The trustees of the asylum and
poorhouse met at the county farm
last Monday to transact business re-
lating to those institutions.
-Chas Korening, farmer living
west of the city, has moved into his
fine new residence. 1t is one of the
best farm houses in the country.
"A new paper, The Independent,
Dodgeville, Wis. with Frank A. Carr
as editor, comes to our table. We
are glad to add it to our list of ex-
changes.
The Board of Education have Sc
cured the services of Miss Fannie
Patton of Iowa City, Iowa, to supply
the vacancy caused by the resignation
of Miss Garside from the second as
sistant's position in Lancaster High
school,
The Grow Sisters Dramatic COM
pany closed a week of entertainment
last Saturday The company gave a
good show and if they ever return to
our city will no doubt receive a
more liberal patronage than they had
last week. There were too many in
stalations last week for dramatic
troupe to do very well financially.
The Relief committee mentioned
in previous issue of the HERALD,
who have been doing such a noble
work in soliciting for the Nebraska
sufferers have sent another box of
food and clothing. The box valued
at 1926 was addressed to l.. f.
Halstead, Petersburg, Boone county,
Nebraska. The lauies desire to thank
the public for their cheerful and gem
erous donations.
From the Benton Mining Times,
published by H. A. Bresee, formerly
of Lancaster and typo in the Herald
office, we clip the following: IAN
assistant editress, small in size but
powerful in lung, was engaged on the
Times force last Thursday. She has
already declared her intentions of
having things her own way, SO don't
blame your humble servant if there
is anything wrong with the paper.
The Herald sends congratulations.
List of patents granted to Wiscon-
sin inventors this week, by G. A.
Snow & Co. of Washington, ID. c..
F. Achtenhagen, Milwaukee. tool for
forming bottle necks: r. Bulls, Mil
ton, elevator dump; j. X. Pagan,
West Superior. window L. +. Gibbs,
Milwaukee. trolley support; j. II.
Hines. Milwaukee. wrench; G. john
son. Wausau, gas operated firearms
&. Madison, Manitowoc. shipping
case and cabinets NJ. H. Molloy, Mil
waukee, steam engine attachment;
NJ. A. Overton. Fon du Lac, portable
drier; III. Pfund, Madison, and A. c..
Jacobs, Middleton. devise for handl-
ing money; H. Rienow, Prairie du
Chen, car coupling.
1t is geneferally known that the
happiest, healthiest and most content
ed people are those who laugh, and to
those people and the public in general
we commend McCabes MINISTRIES of
twenty colored artists who viii APP
pear at Reeds opera houce tonight
Thursday. presenting more new,
bright and original features than any
minstrel company travelling. Genu-
me old-time minstrelsy, funny farces,
delightful music. new and popular
songs, host of comedians; gems Of
art or living pictures. representing
scenes down south before the war.
produced with powerful calcium
lights. appropriate music, special
scenery, etc, and the latest fad The
London Silhouette