Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-02-20

toms Thursday.
T. d. Taylor has moved from Boiee
Prairie to Beetown.
Dr. Edwards returned from his
occurring trip on Tuesday last
Prof. Beck of Platteville spent
few days in the city this week.
Miss Anna Nehls is in Chicago visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Chas. Smith.
j. P. Walker, of Boscobel was cir
culating among his friends yesterday
in this city.
Frank Cover has returned after
spending several months in Chicago
and Milwaukee.
The genial Ed Wiseman OF Patch
Grove left dollar and half with us
day or two ago.
MIR. John Edwards and his amiable
wife of Beetown honored the HERALD
office with pleasant call last week.
Mr.. Geo. E. Groom OF Cassville. the
Jersey man was in the city recently.
Notice his advertisement in another
column,
Last Friday company Of young
people gathered at the home of Albert
Block where they passed very
pleasant evening.
This company will appear Thursday
March 9TH, for one night only, at
Reeds opera house. Seats for sale att.
T. Benefits, drug store. The 9th inst.
at A. NJ.
A cup of coffee fine fresh sand
witches and new light fried cakes
make lunch fit for king The
poorest man can get them so cheap
at Burns restaurant that he will new
er miss the money.
Mrs. Althea Kilbourn can take six
or eight boarders during court.
Rates SO and So so per week. Per-
sons desiring board should notify her
in person or by letter. 2t
Among the visitors at the leap year
party were DR.. and Mrs. Lewis, DR..
and Mrs. Sala, MIR and Mrs. Patch,
Miss Barlow OF Bloomington and |.
H. Terrant OF GAINESVILLE.
The handsomest fountains we have
yet seen, from which to draw Girls
void spring water, are those furnish
ed by Ziegler Brothers for Calls and
Orton and for John S Wright.
The Andrews opera Co. opened their
second week at the Peoples last night
to packed house. This company
does not need the endorsement of the
Tribune-they have made their repu-
tation and live up to minneapolis
| Tribune.
On Feb. 18th, DR.. f. E. Edwards
delivered an address before the Twin
Falls association at st. Croix Falls
that is worthy of more extended no.
tice than can be given this week. We
will give the subject further mention
next week.
In last weeks write-up Of MARY
Falen's Last WIZ the names of the
parties became somewhat misplaced.
It was Thos. O'shaughnessey aud not
Thos. Carmody that told the fish story.
1t is a good story and the credit of
telling it belongs entirely to 'Shaugh-
nessey.
DR.. VIII Browns team ran
away Thursday. Wills best girl
rolled out of the cutter into the snow
and the team ran into Mr.. Angus's
chicken house, breaking the cutter
tongue in two. Nobody was hurt.
The doctor is too liberal with the
teams allowance of oats.
This is an important week in Masonic
circles, the annual meetings Of the
Grand chapter of Royal Arch Masons
and of the members of the Order of
the Eastern Star. The following dele
gates are in attendance from Lancas-
ter: Mesdames Budd, Abrams, Froth-
ingham, and Ida Showalter and
Messrs Budd and Morse.
A large number OF friends of Rev.
VIM. Rowe surprised that gentleman
at the Methodist parsonage last Satur-
day evening, Feb. 10. 1t was the
tenth anniversary of MIR. and Mrs.
Rowe's marriage, and the happy crowd
approached the parsonage with a
flourish of dinner-horn trumpets that
startled the natives in that part of
town. The good couple received
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