Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-09-10

/ -IialteFllle democratic harmony
is "A thing of beauty and JOY forev-
err Nit!
John Nauert of Boseobel was in
the city Wednesday. He brought his
sister Miss Anna Nauert with him.
She has been making a visit in Bosco-
bel.
-McBrien beats the world on dish
ing up oysters in any style TO suit
customers. If You want them raw,
stewed or fried call at his parlors in
Lancaster.
Mrs. Chas. C. Dimmock of Mil
waukee and her mother, Mrs. P. I.
Adams of Prairie du Chen, are visit
ing in the city with Mrs. VIM.
Humphrey and Mrs. Edward Pollock.
Lester Bidwell took several head
of blooded horses to the Bloomington
fair on Tuesday. His brood mare and
colt took best premiums and his colt
took the premiums in Boseobel last
week.
Miss Lucy Franklin, who went to
the Presbyterian hospital in Chicago
ohaye an operation performed for
tumor, returned home to Lancaster
Monday night without being treated.
She is in critical condition.
Mr.. VIM. Abel has bought out
the livery stable of w. j. Smith. Mr..
Abel will continae the business at the
old stand, and by fair and honorable
methods hopes to merit and re-
ceive share Of the public patronage.
Quite large delegation from
Lancaster attended the Boscobel fair.
The Lancaster boys are reported to
have behaved themselves well and
that our popular clothing man for
two days after the fair vas still look
ing for his dog, Curley.
Watch out for the great display
on the fair grounds in Lancaster by
G. 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
-Cassville has an artesian wei.
After patiently pounding at a hole in
the ground for months the driller has
at last struck water which gives a
flow of nearly so gallons per minute.
The water is of good quality. The
flow is sufficient to supply the needs
of the village. The well is something
over 500 feet deep.
New and stylish hats 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.
If you call on her. she is sure to please
you, for she has all of the latest catchy
things In millinery. 31w2
A grand opening, for ladies only.
now on at the millinery store of Miss
B. J. Schloesser Thanking her old
customers for past patronage she de-
sires continuance of the mutual
pleasant business relations that have
so long existed between herself and
them. She buys and sells only the
very best and latest in ladies' head
and neckware. Call and examine. st
When You come to the Lancaster
fair do not fail to see the Carlesbaa
| China and works of Joseph Kallans.
He is famous landscape painter,
and is at the top on china painting,
fancy wood painting, and crayon pic
lures. He took five first premiums
at the Boscobel fair last week. see
his grand display at the Lancaster
fair. 31w2
Rev. Tomas of Fennimore will oc-
cupy the Methodist pulpit in this CITY
Sunday morning and evening and Mr..
viii Stone Of this city will fill his
place in Fennimcre. Rev. VIM. Rowe
goes to north Michigan for visit and
will remain away until after COME.
ence which convenes in Ashland Sept.
p. In all probability Mr.. Rowe will
not preach longer in this city His
sad Affections while here seem to make
a change desirable and conference may
locate him at another point farther
away from the scene of his heart s
sorrow,