Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-06-11


Miss Mamie Jacobs Of Livingston in
our city last week. They came to
attend the commencement exercises.
Miss Finn took her departure on
Saturday for her home in Hatch
Grove. Her pleasant and cheerful
face will be usually missed as teacher
in the sunday school and by many
friends.
Who can beat this2 Mr.. Chas.
Harvey OF this city has potatoes in his
garden large enough for use. On the
9th Of June he had his first mess.
They were large and ripe enough for
baking
III the eountry-saving graduate "A
black would only tell Us hardened old
sinners how we may remain in the
cellar and watch the progress Of the
tornado At the same time, he would
confer an appreciated favor.
Mrs. Mary Shoemaker formerly
of Lancaster but now Of Detroit. Mich
arrived here the latter part of last
week for visit of two weeks with old
acquaintances. She will also visit
relatives in Iowa before returning
home.
Smith has added Calvin's thor
oughbred ponies to his fine livery out
fit. They are little dandies and they
can 90 too. Fifteen minutes ride at
ter them is better than going to a
circus. Smith keeps fine rigs and
good horses.
Bloomington Record. At the
close Of an eloquent sermon last Sun
day, Rev. Jackman announced that he
would leave them on September 1st.
Rev. Jackman has many good friends
here who viii be sorry to learn that he
viii leave us.
Since the copyright has expired
on that.great work. Harpers' Pictorial
History OF the Civil War it can be
obtained for half il formerly cost.
Mrs. Althea Kilbourn Is authorized to
take subscriptions and will be pleased
to receive your order.
Any one desiring a picture Of the
Sunday School Convention should 60
to the Needham photograph gallery.
Any one can obtain one by calling on,
or sending IS cents to Geo Needham,
Lancaster, Wis. Orders promptly
filed. They are good ones.
Mrs. Sophia Day, superintendent
of the Brodtville Sunday school, re-
quests the HERALD to thank the good
people of Lancaster for the hospitable
manner in which she with other dele
gates to the Sunday school convention
were received and entertained.
On Wednesday at noon at the res.
idence OF f. L. Damn south of the
city Mr.. Emil Guentzel of Boscobel
was married 10 Miss Carrie Damn
Rev. Nabholtz officiating. The new.
ly welded pair lett on the O'Clock
train for trip including Milwaukee
and Chicago They will reside il
Boscobel.
Died; In Potosi, Tuesday morning
June 8, 1896, Mr.. Joseph Pallisser
aged IS years. He was one OF the old.
est Masons in the county. The fun,
eral takes place Thursday morning
from the Congregational church and
the remains will be inferred at British
He was an honored citizen having
served as assessor and in many othel
public offices.
Children Day service ct the NJ.
f. church in this city last sunda,
morning was most beautiful and i'm
pressive. The church decoration:
were exceedingly elaborate and hand
some. The whole front of the churcl
was a>bower of blooms artistically ar
ranged and formed an appropriate
counterpart for the rows of swee
faces Of bright boys and girls occupy
ing front seats. All evil thought
and feelings we're banished and love
JOY, brightness and purity reigneC
supreme. The exercises were by tho
children and reflected credit upol
both them and their instructors
Where all did 50 well it is impossible
to compare or make special mention
of any. Children's Day is one of tn
grandest and m attractive service
Of the year.