Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-09-16

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this city.
About fifty of the Tom Cox ". R.
C. ladies visited their Potosi sisters
last Saturday.
Jennie o'Neil Potter at City opera
house Thursday evening. Reserved
seats 25 cents.
Bert Farrell contemplates pur-
chasing an interest in blacksmith
shop at Bradford. Penn.
Miss Sadie Biggin of North An
dover is visiting friends here; she will
remain until after the fair.
Miss Mary Patterson, of Beetown,
is visitor in the city this week, the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Creamy.
Mrs. John Oswald entertained
the cousins Thursday last in honor
of Mrs. Iskowich, who was her guest.
Miss Clara Calvert left for Omro
Wednesday morning for an extended
visit with her aunt, Mrs. Walter
Marks.
The fftieth anniversary of the
Hazel Green Catholic church will be
observed by appropriate exercises
Sept. 22nd Everybody is cordially
invited.
-Cassville Index: One day last
week while feeding corn-cutting
machine in the pickle factory Leo
Woodman had one of his hands badly
crushed.
IS. E. Borah, a highly respected
citizen of Mt. Ida. is in Chicago hav-
ing an operation performed. His
many friends are hoping for speedy
recovery.
The sFecialties between acts in
troduced by the Redmond company
are considered by many the best part
of the show. Miss Scholes is talented
anu NeTsdll10.
There has been another change in
the ownership of the Philips House.
Mr.. George Govier has sold his inter-
est back to John Philips. The firm
is Philip & Nauert now.
The Baptist church will give an
Experience social some time in the
near future. The program will con-
sist of the experiences of the various
ones in earning 25 cents for the occa-
sion.
Park Dudley returned home We'd
nesday from a weeks visit to St.
Louis. Miss Efie vogt, his cousin, of
St. Genevieve, Missouri, came back
with him and will remain here during
the winter.
The Lacrosse Morning Chronicle
of Sept. 5, contained complimentary
biographical sketch with likeness Of
Prof. John E. Ryan, who has just as
sumed his duties as principal of the
Fifth district school of Lacrosse.
The young people of the Baptist
church and congregation are request
ed to meet at the church next Sunday
evening at 6:45. All young men and
young ladies who are in any way in
terested in Baptist work are request
ed to be present at that time.
-The0 west Wisconsin Methodist
Episcopal Conference convened at
Platteville on Tuesday of this week.
There are 220 ministers in attendance
with Bishop Merrill presiding. DR..
Jennings of Chicago and Mrs. Clinton
b. Fisk of New York are among the
notables present.
L. G. Hickok will erect a pretty
cottage on north Harrison street,
near Mr.. Christ Fischer's residence
and on the same block. 1t is to be
24x3S. two stories-a $1,000 house.
The architectural plan is something
odd. Masons will begin laying found
atoms next Monday.
Mrs. Jas. Atkinson of North An
dover has been visiting in the city
with friends during the past week.
She reports that her brother Chris.
Peacock out in the Cripple Greek
country has claim that is panning
out good gold and chat there is every
prospect that kit" has struck it
rich.
George Hyde came to Lancaster
Friday from Milwaukee and will re-
main here having formed a partner
snip with his brother Ed in the ma
chine repairing business. Mr.. Hyde's