Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-09-17


Republican club this evening.
VIM Hore Of Little Grant and
Miss Josie Coleman of Boscobel were
married by Jastice Peter Rae week
ago.
Miss Ella Rothchild, who teaches
the first grammar department of our
schools, was i'll Thursday and Friday
and her place was filled by Miss Bough-
ton.
-Miss Wilhelm has just returned
from Chicago with splendid new
stock of fall and winter millinery
goods. Everything to please the
ladies. 31w2
Prank Sala drove over from
Bloomington Saturday, bringing his
brother Owen TO the train who went
to Milwaukee to attend the medical
college.
The Mound City Advocate of
Platteville has passed out OF the hands
of r. C. Huntington into those of Jos.
M. Conley. The policy of the paper
is to remain unchanged.
j. b. Mccoy of Platteville has the
support of his home delegation for
state senator. He and Senate Bax-
ter will try their strength in the Po-
tosi convention next Monday.
When you want good cup of
Tea or Coffee 90 to j. Nathan & Sons.
and ask for Ceylon Tea and Java
and Mocha Coffees; they viii please
you, j. Nathan & Sons. Bows.
Mr., Abel Roberts and John H.
BENEFITS of this city took in the Mir
eralpoint fair last week. Mr.. Roberts
remained until Monday visiting his
sister and her husband, Mr.. and Mrs
w. j Wright.
The annual meeting of the South
western Wisconsin Beekeepers' assoc
citation will be held at Wauzeka on
Oct. and S. The meeting promises
to De one of exceeding interest and a
large attendance of noted apiarists is
anticipated.
A. b Holbert and wife of Greedy,
iowa, visited over Sunday at the
hon.. 30 TIL - Golx-;u NJ, uol;,o.4
is the largest importer Of fine horses
in the United States. Mr. Calvin in
forms US that he himself has paid Mr.
Holbert over $1,000 for horses.
"A certain means of stopping dog
fight, or loosening dogs hold upon
anything, is showering something
over the animals nose that will pro-
duce sneezing. Be his will power
ever so strong, the action of sneezing
involuntarily opens dogs jaws.
Mr.. Dave Strong, an old-time
Grant county man, has been visiting
in Lancaster. He left this vicinity in
1872 and has been living in the north
west ever since-his home now is
East Grand Forks. His wife is a sis
ter of Mrs. John Parks of this city.
There was mistake in the date
Of .he millinery opening of Miss
Schloesser in last week paper. Their
formal opening for Fall trade will oc-
cur next month. due notice of which
will be given in the HERALD. New
and seasonable goods are kept on
hand, however. at all times.
While Gen. Calls was in St. Paul
he was quartered at the home of Mrs.
|G. H. Comstock on Western Avenue,
a granddaughter of William Henry
Harrison. The general was highly
pleased and grateful for her cordial
hospitality even if she did score him
roundly for his silver democracy.
Watch out for the great display
on the falr grounds IN Lancaster by
C. j. Hyde & Son of fine carriages and
buggies. 1t will be the largest dis
play ever given on any fair grounds in
the state of Wisconsin in this line
and if you fail to see it you will miss
the sight of lifetime. 3lw2
New and stylish bats and bonnets
at the millinery store of Miss Mary
Wilhelm in Lancaster. One proper
caper is gray birds on black straw for
sober individuals; but there are
brighter colors for healthier people
II YOU call on her, she is sure to please
you, for she has all of the latest catchy
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