Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-02-27

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store.
John F. Day has purchased lot OF
ground Of S 7. Hay on Taylor street
and win Immediately begin the eree-
ton of a residence.
Matt Metcalf of Glen Haven has
been appointed chairman of the town
board of Glen Haven in place of VIM.
Wildman deceased.
Mr.. Ed Carr, farmer residing
near Patch Grove and father of Mrs.
DR.. Hartford of Cassville, died Tues
day afternoon, Feb. %.
David Powers of Cassville was a
welcome caller at the HERALD ohice
Monday. While here he incidentally
left $3.50 with us for the paper.
A telegram was received last week
by John Schreiner saying his son Ed
was sick with typhoid fever but letters
have arrived later stating that he is
better.
Messrs. Henry Lord and Dell Nor
rissey of Bloomington were among
the representative citizens of the
county who honored the HERALD
with visit this week
Mrs. j. P. Huntington and Mrs.
Nellie Doscher of Platteville surprised
their friends here by calling ON them
last week Thursday. Mrs. Churchill
of this city is an aunt of Mrs. Doscher.
At recent Epworth league conven-
ton in Madison w L Smithvman of
Madison was chosen president, A. b.
Ball of Appleton, secretary, and J. W.
Burns of Lacrosse, treasurer.
Mr.. W. II. Hunt, Potosi's merchant
prince, was in the city Monday evening
and thoughtfully enriched the HER
AID exchequer to the extent of several
dollars.
f. C. True, of Milwaukee. State
Sec'y. of A. p A., will be in this
city Friday, Feb. 2Sth and address
Lancaster Council No. 62.
BY order of President.
Calls & Orion sell the best candy,
fruits, nuts, cakes, pies and every
thing kept az tirst-class restaurant
to be found in the city. Give us a
trial and be convinced of the truth.
Attorney Howe has proved his
fright to rank as one of the most tai
ented members of the county bar by
his able management of the Dewitt
insurance case.
Chas. Harper pounded hello! on
the HERALD sanctum window Monday
morning as he was rushing along from
his home toward the train, from which
we would infer that he was at home
over Sunday.
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
Mr.. and Mrs. Schreiner gave a very
pleasant progressive euchre party last
| Friday evening There were twelve
tables and the successful players were
Mrs. H. G. Nathan and E. b. Good
sell. Mrs. G. II. Basford and Sam
Greene got other prizes.
Miss Kittie Fox concluded visit of
eight months in Lancaster and started
for her home in Hayes City, Kansas,
Thursday morning. She was ac-
companied by her aunt, Miss Mary
Crosby, who will visit some months
in Kansas.
Miss Hala Dawson one of Rock
ville's bright young ladies, was well
come caller at the HERALD office last
Saturday. She paid for three sub
scriptions to the HERALD one to be
sent to California, one to Missouri
and one to Rockville.
Mcdonald & Altizer make an an
nouncement this week with a half
page advertisement in this paper
Persons wishing to purchase any kind
of real estate from one lot OF ground
up to farm will do well to call on
the gentlemen. Read their adv.
Correspondents should remember
that anonymous communications can
not receive publication in the HERALD.
If writer's so desire, their names will
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