Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-07-02


three days this week.
All business houses in this city
close on July 18th ats O'Clock a. m.
and remain closed the remainder of
the day, by mutual agreement.
Editor Foley Of the Cassville Index
called at the Herald Office Saturday.
He is a pleasant gentleman to meet
and we hope he win come often.
-Monona Lake Assembly opens its
seventeenth annual eneampment at its
beautiful grounds near Madison, July
p. A splendid program is offered.
Mr.. TRAY. Better journeyed to
Mt. Hope and Millville the other day.
He says jeff Day has the finest trout
pond in the country and that is we'll
stocked. too.
-Watermans have been laid in the
city this summer along twenty-four
blocks. That's four better than the
estimate given in the HERALD some
months ago.
For candidates for the assembly
we hear mentioned the names of Thos.
Mcdonald, d. I. Parker, f. B. Sher-
man, and j. w. Bradbury. There
may be others.
Mr. CLARK Buchner. who has been
enjoying a brief recreation among
friends and relatives in Lancaster for
few weeks, took the train for Oma7
ha Wednesday morning,
Farmers, beware! The season is
now at hand for Binders and Mowers.
DON'T buy until you call and see G. j..
Hyde & Sons Binders and Mowers.
Our war paint is now on.
The Eastern Stars of this city had a
delightful picnic in Budd's grove on
Wednesday of last week. About so
enjoyed the occasion. There were a
few visitors from abroad.
WANTED. A good girl to work in
kitchen and wait on customers in res
taurant Such a girl or woman can
find steady employment and good
wages by applying to John Burns,
Lancaster.
A pamphlet setting forth the adj
vantages of Lancaster's public school
has been issued. If YOU are interest
ed write to the school board for a
Rough on Rats brochure. Acopy will
be sent you free.
Jacob Wetter, a Marion farmer
has purchased city property in Bosco-
/ bel of john Luessman, laying 1926
Therefor. Mr.. Wetter takes posses
sion Immediately, leaving his soE ia
l.cob to run the farm.
i Mrs. Althe Kilbourn is having
good success in her canvassing. She
-sent in an order for twenty Of 1.-The
Parties and the Men, Wednesday
and expects to send another order be-
fore the end of the week.
Bring your fine shirts, collars,
cuffs. handkerchiefs, socks and al
underware for gentlemen to the Lam
caster steam laundry If you have
/ but six hours in which to wait he will
do the COB for you in that time.
i Curious, isu't it, that -sassiness'
in an cid man whose life has been a
llong record of vice and debauchery
should receive the approval of high
IauthorIty but that for children who
have not yet reached years of maturity
ITO be sassy" is dreadful?
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Burr took the
train for Madison Wednesday morn
ing for q visit with Mrs. Burr's fam
lily. They were to have ridden their
wheels to Madison but owing to the
non-arrfval of a wheel for Charley,
that plan had to be abandoned
Sunday school lessons for July 9th
and July 18th can be found on page
6. We will hereafter publish these
lessons week earlier than we have
been doing in order to give longer
time for study. Numerous requests
have been received for us TO make the
change.
Unless there is less unseemly
mouth work at our baseball games
there is likely to be falling off in at
tendance. A little noise and fun by a
leoacher is enjoyed by all but neither
he nor others should allow their in
4 4oroct in tho game m find axnrarsio,,