Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-04-30

the Congregational church win meet
with Mrs. John Reed Friday after
noon.
A new briekyard has been started
near John Willis house by Tom Ne
collins with a number of experienced
helpers.
Lancaster has furnished the water
works. now Grant county should erect
a fountain in their beautiful park in
this city.
Misses Linda Diesel and Florence
Kohlenberg of North and South Ian
caster were callers at the HERALD Of
flee Saturday.
-Rolla Long has resigned his posi-
ton at the store OF Ivey and Webb.
He has been with them for long
term Of years.
Roy rockingham, employed at
the northwestern car shops at Baraboo
was home the first of the week for a
two days visit.
LOST One Red morocco pocket
book containing money Finder
please return to C. H. Basford and
receive reward.
The Douseman house and Sher-
man house at Prairie du Chen are
having wires put in and will soon be
lighted by electricity.
-'.Swipesy'' Ressmeyer, one of our
boys who is not afraid of a red-hot
ball, is laid up with baseball finger
the first of the season.
MIR. Goldsworthy moved yester-
day from the Pollock house to a place
in the south part of the city belong
ing to j. and P. Shooster.
The Boscobel Enterprise says a
vein of silver has been discovered
near Blue River. OF course there is
considerable excitement
An interesting Sunday school has
lately been organized at the Aupperle
school house and will continue to be
held every Sunday afternoon.
At Liberty, Vernon county, John
S. Harris lost 140 sheep. They were
shut up in pen on low ground and a
down-pour of rain drowned them.
Married: In Cassville, April IA,
1896, by Rev. Father Rossbach, Mr..
Charles Funk of Bloomington and
Miss Clara Welter of Sinsinnawa.
During storm at Fennimore,
lightning discharged directly over the
house of Mike MONTE. Mrs. MONTE
was rendered insensible by the shock.
DR.. J. H. Reed goes to the South
ern Wis. Dental Association next
week Wed. and Thursday, May 9th
and 18th. Patients please take notice.
Rev. 3. T. Bensted who preceded
DR.. Edwards as rector OF the Epis-
copal church in this city is visiting
for few days with DR.. Edwards and
other friends.
Mr.. Geo. H. Mills, of Hazel Green,
was in the city yesterday on business
with the county court. He is admin
istrator of the estate of his uncle re-
Gently deceased.
Treas .Harshberger had beautiful
bank of dandelions in bloom beneath
his windows at the court house the
first of the week; but the small boys
have been working in them badly.
in Lancaster at the residence of
VIM. Barrows, an infant daughter of
Geo. Keitlinger died Friday night,
April "a, 1896, and was buried Satur-
day. She was about 6months old.
Should we say New ladies' fancy
shirt waists or Fancy ladies' new
shirt waists or new fancy ladies'
shirt waists? Well, whatever you say
Basford's is the place to buy them.
Among the HERALD visitors last
week were L. S. Root, Jacob Shrake,
C. H. Eggleston, and Taylor Brodt of
Wyalusing who watched our big cyl
inder press turn out its weakly grist
of news.
DR.. McElwee, Chicago's leading
specialist, will be at the Grand Cen
trail hotel Wednesday. May 6. No
charge for an examination. The
Dr's. success in treatment of chronic
diseases has given hope to many in
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