Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-07-23

their daughter, Mrs. Adolph Grimm.
at Dubuque the latter part of last
week.
"A school na'am on the South side
says there will be something like a
cyclone in the school yard some day
if the plants in the urns are broken
again for slips.
MIR. Richard Never. Sr., has so
fer recovered from his recent injuries
as to be able to appear on the streets
again. He walked up town for the
first time last Monday morning.
LOST. A boys black oyeraoat for
boy about eleven years old, between
r. j. Jones, Sec. So Mt. Ida and Ole
sons, Sec. So Mt. Ida. Return to L. d.
Goodrich for reward, Lancaster Wis.
John S. Wright has received and
is now placing his new steam heating
furnaces and boilers. Brick work on
! the new building is about completed
and the work on the roof has be-
gun.
-LosT-On Sunday evening last,
somewhere between high school and
residense of Mrs. H. Juliet Griswold. "a
small shoulder-shawl. The finder is
requested to leave it at the HERALD
office.
We were pleasantly surprised by
call last Monday from Mr.. Stark and
Mrs. Wheaton (Annie Stark of Iowa,
school friends of twenty years ago.
The family is having reunion in
Platteville.
-Platteyille Spring Lake campers
al Chase, Ernest Huntington. John
Chapman, A. L. UT, Art Staden and
Ben Webster. They intend to bring
(home hundreds Of pounds of fish
stories). News.
Died: In Liberty, Tuesday even
ing, July 81, 1896, of choleramorbus,
Mr.. John Wagner, aged 76 years.
Funeral will take place at the German
Presbyterian church in Sitter Friday
morning at o'clock.
=. c. Linton and his family of
Fennimore visited Lancaster and the
county asylum on Friday Passing
through they paid their respects to
the HERALD and increased our treas
urv to the extent of $3.50.
Henry Knoble is improving from
his recent illness. F. B. Doran, an
expert marblecutter from Galena, is
filing Henry's place at the Homrich
& Liehner yards until Mr.. Knoble is
well enough to resume work.
The Baptists from Grant county
attending the B. Y. P. U. convention
in Milwaukee were Rev. Ingraham,
Emma Wheeler and Ella Wilson of
Bloomington and DR.. Orr and Miss
Townsend CT Mt. Hope. They return
ed home Monday.
The many friends OF Miss Frances
Atkinson of North Andover, who is a
trusted employee in the Northern Hos
pital for Insane at Oshkosh will be
pleased to know that she has been
again promoted to a more lucrative
and responsible position.
"A party of Lancaster people went
into camp Tuesday evening at French
island above Glen Haven for week or
ten days 1t is composed of John and
Ray Walker, Capt. Woodward. Dustin
Pierce, Rolla Long and j. w. Altizer.
Coon hunting is speciality with them.
A jolly party of both old and
young people took dinner and sup
per at the Griswold spring last Thurs
day; it consisted of Mr.. John Stephens
and family Misses Pratt, Baker, Good
rich, BENEFITS, Chase, Stewart, Mrs.
G. Marks, Mrs. AL. Gardner and son,
and Mr.. John BENEFITS.
Leo Philipson will continue run
ming the business, formerly conducted
by l. Philipson & Co. ,on his own hook.
He is receiving new goods right along
and you viii find everything and any
thing you want in the line of cloth
ing, hats. or gents furnishings. at
the right prices. Any and all Of the
old stock gemaining will be sold re-
gardless of cost.
Or. McElwee's advertisement in
L., - Al