Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-04-02

high school, visited here over sun
day.
Misses Abbie and Harriet White,
teachers at Milwaukee, are visiting
at their old home southwest OF this
city.
If you haven't already secured your
seat for the Glee. Banjo. and Mando-
lin entertainment better see to it at
once.
The entertainment next Friday eve.
is something out of the usual order
for Lancaster and will be highly en-
joyable.
Mr.. ard Mrs. John Ryan, t. Biggin
and Mss Hillary were among the
North Andover visitors at Lancaster
during the last week.
Coed bankable notes without inter
est due Jan LIST. 1897 win be taken
b. j. Philipson 4 Co. in exchsnge for
merchandise during their closing out
sale.
At Muscoda John Smalley, has inn
proved his hotel office with a fine new
de k. He now has one of the most
cens enient country hotels in the
state.
John Judge started Monday morn
Sc, RI
nently. He has lived here thirty-fve
years.
A. j. Hood, editor of the Muscoda
Waterman in passing through Lam
caster, made friendly call at the
HERALD Office. Come again brother
Hood.
The ladies of Emmanuel church are
ingited to meet at the rectory on
Monday, April 9th. All ladies of the
congregation are cordially invited to
be present.
Nearly 500 babies in the Yard of
Babies contained ia the Easter Mum
Der of The illustrated News. Send
for a copy. Price 10 cents. Milwau-
kee, Wis.
Mrs. Samuel Stephens accompanied
by her two daughters. Lillian and
Selena, have gone to Dnbuque.for a
few days visit Miss Lillian expects
to remain for some time.
The ladies of Emmanuel church will
hold their annual Easter supper at
the Rectory on "Wednesday, April 8,
from five to seven All are cordially
invited. Supper % cents.
The w. F. Missionary Society of the
NJ Z. church will hold their usual tea
Wednesday, April 8th. Business
meeting at 2:3O. Tea will be served
at $50. All are invited to attend
AT Bloomington Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Crabtree celebrated their golden we'd
ding last Thursday. Forty friends
walked in and surprised them each
with an elegant pair OF new spectacles.
Miss Wilhelm wishes to announce to
the ladies of Lancaster that her large
stock Of spring millinery viii be ready
for inspection by the last OF this week.
She has made specially OF Easter
hats and bonnets.
Harry Gilmore Of Platterille has
been appointed cadet to Vest Point.
T. j. Brooks who stood first in the ex-
aminations having been rejected for
physical disqualifcations by the e1-
aiming surgeons at Fl. sheridan
A letter from TRAY BETTER Mil
waukee, says that he passed handsome
ly in the first years course, that he
has concluded to take The special
spring course in medicine. after which
be will remain during the summer
vacation IN DR. Earles Office.
j. Il. Place, who was named By the
Peoples caucus for assessor, wishes il
to be known that his name was used
in that caucus without his knowledge
or consent. He is republican and
expects to participate in the republi-
can caucus next Saturday.
The ladies who attended the rag
bee at the home of Mrs. Sam Stephens
last Thursday report a delightful time.
They tell pretty big stories about how
many pounds of rags were sewed but
all agree that their entertainment
more than paid for the work done.
Bud Duncan has purchased of Rollo
Walker the old Ritter farm mile and |
half northeast of town. He traded |
in his city property and Mr.. Walker