Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-12-23

years from genera breaking uoWn
in health The funeral took place
today. Wednesday.
-Joeekel Bros. those obliging
clothiers who are growing more solid
with the people every week, have an
interesting new ad in this issue.
This winter weather makes their goods
go off like hot cakes.
One of our very best doctors. +.
NJ. Cronin. has been having serious
time with bladder stones and was
forced to lay by for repairs for num-
Der Of days He went to Chicago for
treatment and is growing well again.
A child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Ruka died Monday in Boscobel. This
is the third child buried by the un-
fortunate couple who have been mar
red only about four years. They
have the sympathy Of their many
friends
Be sure to see and hear the Sterc-
opticon Illustrated songs As you
hear the words Of the song. life size
pictures appear illustrating them be-
fore the audience At the City Opera
House. Monday and Tuesday, Deem
Der 27th and 2Sth
II. c. Newcomb. the glove man Of
Boscobel. was in town Friday. He
saws this IS his last trip out to sell
gloves He will carry on the bust
ness al home as Of old. but has grown
rich enough to withdraw from active
service on the road.
The State Board Of Law Exami-
ners are in session in Milwaukee and
Mr.. Lee Philipson will 90 before them
for legal examination. Mr.. Philip
SON has studied hard and is an intel
ligent man. No doubt he will come
out with colors flying.
Walton has taken a fine photo
graph of the Lancaster High school
football team. They look like pro-
fessionals in the picture and the look
is not put there altogether by the ex-
quisite art of the photographer-tney
begin to feel like professionals.
T. L. Churchill, a brother of
Clerk of Court Charles Churchill. ar
rived in the city Monday evening.
Mr.. Churchill is special pension exam
liner and is stationed at Richmond,
Kentucky. He will spend two weeks
visiting his mother and brother.
There will be a Pie Entertainment
at the Social Room of the Congrega-
tional Church, next Tuesday evening,
Deem Der 2S, given by and for the
benefit of the Christian Endeavor Soci-
ETY.. All are cordially invited. You
are certain of having good time.
Admission 10 cents,
The basket ball game Monday
evening at the Indoor Athletic Assoc
citation quarters in the city hall re-
suited 16 to IL in fsvor of the reds.
The winning team was composed of
Messrs McGonigal. Mccoy, Orion,
Bennett, and the losers were Walker,
Griswold, Pollock and Holmes.
The officers elect of the Missis-
sippi Valley Odd Fellows Lodge. Lam
caster, are: Noble Grand, George
Dyer; Vice Grand, John Schreiner;
Treasurer, George W. Ryland; Per-
manent Secretary. Alexander Ivey;
Recording Secretary, w. F. Orion;
Conductor, Charles Edwards; Warden,
F. Philbrick; l.. S. N. g., w. Miller;
r. S. n. g., John H. Reed; Inside
Guard, John Jeide.
Editor Martin F. Rindlaab shook
hands with the HERALD printers Sat-
urday. Mr.. Rindlaub was appointed
historian for the press of Grant
county at the last meeting OF the press
association. A book is tc be gotten
out giving a complete history of the
newspapers of Wisconsin, and Mr..
Rindlaub writes the Grant county
part Of it. 1t will be an interesting
and valuable work.
The large practice that DR.. Neil
wee has built up in Lancaster is due
to his wonderful success IN the treat
ment of chronic diseases and the fair,
courteous manner with which the
doctor treats all, rich and poor. If
there is hope for the sufferer he quick
ly tells him; if he cannot help him he
imparts the information in a way that
does not hurt or make the invalid des-
pair. His great object seems to be to