Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-10-29


sister, Mrs. Godfrey.
Geo. NARROW of Hurricane was in
town TUESDAY on crutches. suffering
from inflammatory rheumatism.
Geo. Hudson of Ellenboro ard
Miss Mamie Gehrens of British Hollow
were married Saturday evening, Octo-
Der "a, 1896, justice J. C. Orion ofliei-
ating
-Althea Kilbourn was in Cassville
two hours and sold six Mckinle
campaign books; but she could not
give away life Of Bryan. Straws
point.
There should be a Republican
headquarters in every town next Tues
day, where voters can be instructed in
the proper management OF the big
ticket.
Abbott Summons of Fennimore
spent a few DAYS here last week with
relatives and friends, and attended
the grand republican rally Friday
evening.
The Herald's big press is kept busy
these days turning out the tickets for
next Tuesdays election. The paper in
the ballots for this county weighs over
half ton.
A cross-mark, X, in just one place
on the ballot, in the square at the top
of the Republican column, is all that
is needed to vote for the whole list of
Republican nominees.
DIR. f. Z. Strong writes that he
is getting along nicely and that he
viii be home in Lancaster on Satur-
day of this week He has been out of
the hospital for about a week.
Misses Pearl LeVan and Babe
Smith returned to their home in Du-
buque Monday morning. They were
accompanied by Mrs. H. G. Nathan,
who viii visit for a few days at her
old home.
j. j. Jones, who travels with a
team wholesaling groceries and cigars
for j. c. Hancock of Dubuque, while
on his way to Darlington from Gratiot
Monday, was held up four miles
southeast own and robbed of 5000
in currency d his gold watch.
DR.. Will Dro, , is in the city. He
has severed his connection wi the
Ripon Kelley institute, but has in
vested in property in that city and
will remain there permanently, prac-
ticing a speciality in surgery. He in
forms us that his brother Richard is
declining in health and has little hope
OF recovery.
The management of the lecture
course. soon to be delivered in this
city, have decided to give to the pu-
pills of Lancaster Public schools the
privilege of attending the five lectures
for IS cents. With this liberal reduc-
ton it is expected that none but pd-
pills will present them at the ticket
office. They are not transferable.
Dr.. Boardnan Reed Of Atlantic
! City, New Jersey, and Dr. Z. 5. Reed
dentist. Of Chicago visited their
brother DR.. John A. Reed They ar
rived here from Chicago Tuesday
morning and were obliged to return
wednesday afternoon, having to hur-
~ home so as to be in time to help
swell the majority for Mckinley.
Business men cannot afford to
vote for Bryan. His election would
mean financial distress among those
who work for a living and on whom
YOU depend for your trade. Soon
they would be unable to pay their
bills at your place of business and
then how will you pay city bills, rail-
road hills, drayage billsP Vote for
Mckinley and keep out Of Bryany
soup.
In county court Tuesday: In es-
tate of Phillip Trenary, flatteville,
W j. Brennan was appointed guar
dian, al Jitem for minors, and John
Pickard was appointed administrator
with bond fixed at $4,000. In estate
of Peter w. Witzig, Liberty, the will
was admitted to probate and the wild
ow appointed executrix without
bond. In estate of Christian Sanger,
Woodman, an order was issued to
sell real estate.
EDITOR HERALD: There has been
much said about politics and the free
silver club at Flora. Nearly every
issue of the Teller has made some an
nouncement on this line. Now / say
that if School District No. 10 has
twenty voters and being divided 10 to
in favor of Bryan, there must be a
mistake in the count for there are
five Mckinley men in District No. 10,
town of Beetown, Wis. Politics in
School District No. 5, town of Bee
town, are very easy to discuss. There
are Is voters and they are for honest
money and Major Mckinley. No use
for BRYAN or fever heat. On Nov.
3rd next will vote for Mckinley, hon
est money, protection and sound prin-
ciples. A VOTER
state Fish and Game Warden j.