Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-02-13

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mother. is seriously i'll.
A Shrove Tuesday supper next week
is among the probabilities.
A square meal for a small amount
of money at Calls and orton's.
Court Commissioner Brennan was
in Bloomington yesterday to take test
imony in the case of Gee VS.. Jones.
Married at Washington, ID. c., Feb.
3, by the Rev Arthur Rogers, Mr.,
Robert Bell and Miss Medora Hoyt
The VIM. Devils farm and stock sale
that was to have been held yesterday
is postponed until Saturday the 18th.
The Rev. G. N. Jackman of Bloom
ington will supply the pulpit of the
Congregational church next Sabbath,
both morning aud evening.
Calls & Orion sell the best candy,
fruits, nuts. cakes, pies and every
thing kept at tirst-class restaurant
to be found in the city. Give us
trial and be convinced of the truth.
Miss Laura Carter is home from
Beloit college, having to give up
studying this year on account of deli
cate health. She will try it again
next year if she shows physical i'm
provement.
Mrs. Cornish of Bloomington has
been sick with the grip for couple
OF week On Tuesday she took a
drink of amonia thinking it wasgrip
medicine. The result was dreadful
and there is little hope of recovery.
We want your trade and are will
ing to work hard and honestly earn
the money you may spend with us.
You will always find us ready and
willing to accommodate you in every
way at the restaurant of Calls & Or
ton.
Emil Spiegelberg so well and favor
ably known in Lancaster as DIR. Bar
ber's faithful clerk and pharmacist. is
spending few days in the city He
is located in Sturgeon bay and looks
as though the north country agrees
with him.
Put the Teller's published motto,
"Of the people, by the people, and
for the people, with its recent angry
utterance, The people may be
d-i'' and you get fair sample of
the sincerity and consistency Of it's
degenerate editor.
Mrs. Lewis Better and her daught-
ter visited Travis BETTER, who is
studying medicine in Milwaukee, a
few days last week returning home
Saturday. Miss Rose Smith accom-
panied them to select stock for her
music store in Bloomington.
Albert Ellidge, who has been do
ingrWashington and the whole north
west for the past three months, dig
ging gold and seeingswild west sights,
returned home to Lancaster the lat
ter part of last week. He displayed
to the Herald editor some fine speci-
mems of collaborating quartz from the
vicinity where he has located a 20
acre claim.
Our job department has Just re-
ceived large invoice of fresh and
fashionable papers of all kinds, cards,
and cardboard, stock for sale bills,
dodgers, circulars, in fact anything
you want. Our printers. presses and
prices are the best the world affords.
Place your orders with US if you wish
them executed with neatness and dis
patch.
Nathan's delivery team took a
lively run last Saturday. They were
left standing at Judge Clementson's
house by the driver without being
tied and started off on a walk and then
broke into a run. After running east
two blocks to Lou Starts they ran to
Mrs. Westing's place where they coll
lided with a tree, breaking the buggy
and landing in heap.
Mrs. DR.. Brigham returned to her
home in St. Cloud last Friday night.
Her departure was fastened by receiv-
ing letter containing the intelligence
that her daughter Florence had been
severely hurt by being thrown out Of
sleigh and striking background on her
head. Mrs. j. II. Chandler, another
daughter of hers, who was with her
here, also went 20 ST. Cloud with her.
The Rathbones of our city are hav-
ing a gala time this week. Tuesday