Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-07-16


is in the city on probate business; he
is the guest of Attorney Taylor.
A daughter of Rev. VIM. Rowe,
who has been i'll of tonsilitis. is so far
recovered as to be able to be about
again.
Ladies. look in your husbands
pocket and see if he hasn't your in
vitarion to the lecture this week; but
come anyway.
DIR. John H. Reed will attend a
meeting of the state dental society at
Madison on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday of next week.
Mrs. Geo. H. Clements Carrie
Nathan) and her son of Chicago, are
here to spend the summer with the
family of her father, Joe Nathan.
-Plattville will remove her high
school from the City Hall to the Rock
School and erect a two room building
on the same grounds for primary and
intermediate departments.
Judge Fuller of Prairie du Chen,
was here Tuesday afternoon. He
went to the Jail to interview a prisoner
confined there-probably one OF the
Patch Grove salt-sugar men.
John Burns has added set OF
fancy screens to his restaurant which
shuts out the festive ice cream eaters
from the view of the hungry, swelter-
inc rabble in the front of the store.
When things go wrong with them,
many people blame the Almighty for
affecting them, but when they are sue
cessful in their undertakings they
take all the credit of it to themselves.
DR. NARROW has purchased new
1o0-drop switch board for the l.ancas-
ter telephone exchange and will soon
have it put in place. The business
has out-grown the present switch
board.
Mrs. Ed Ziegler accompanied by
her two sons Paul and Edwin of Day
ton, Ohio, are visiting with her moth
er Mrs. T. Edwards in this city. They
will remain until the latter part Of
August.
WANTED. A good girl to work in
kitchen and wait on customers in res.
taurant Such girl or woman car
find steady employment and good
wages by applying to John Burns
Lancaster.
Two Platteville young people have
been elected to positions in the nor,
NAL school. NJ. P. Rindlaub, Jr. viii
teach Latin and Miss Annie Woodward
will have charge of the preparatory
department.
Jesse Miles came home from
Beaver Dam on his bike Saturday and
will visit the folks for two weeks
The young man is prosperous and
happy and his many friends are pleas.
ed to greet him.
No arrests have been made fol-
the burning Of Metropolis hall in
North Andover. The fire was un.
doubtedly of incendiary origin but
nothing has transpired to show who
the guilty parties are.
Mineral Point Democrat: Miss
Lou McKensie of Lancaster visited II
this city during the past week, th'
guest of her friend Miss McIlhon
Miss McKensie and Miss McIlhon were
classmates at the Platteville Normal
Miss Elsie. daughter of DR.. Z. f
Edwards, instead of spending her va
cation at home, sailed for England
July Is, on the steamer ST. Louis, tx
be absent for year and expects t
continue her art studies on the con
tinent.
Mrs. Hunt of Chicago extends al
invitation to the ladies of Lancaste
and will be pleased to meet them at
series of free illustrated lectures to b
| given at the city opera house Thurs
day afternoon and Friday Afternoon
and evening
A London paper states that afte
the police had vsinly endeavored t,
dispense mob, minister mounted
box and made the simple announce
ment, "a collection viii now be takel
up" The military could not hav
done the work quicker.
Henry Knoble, foreman of tn