Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-11-25


building at Cassyille.
-R. c. Lybrand has been appointed
postmaster at Richland Center.
james B. Kicks, Of Boscobel, has
been granted an increase Of pension.
Ellen Garry. Fairplay. has been
granted an original widows pension.
The Darlington Journal is y
years old. and announces that it is in
a prosperous condition.
Mrs. c. H. Gribble Of Platteville
has been a guest Of her sister, Mrs.
Frank Schreiner the past week.
Geo. H. Lewis and Henry B.Coons
OF Potosi were in attendance at the
funeral OF Mrs. st. John last Sunday.
Why make your own mince mest
when You con buy the best already
prepared for ten cents pound at j.
Nathan & Sons.
Miss Stella Cardy and Mr.. Mar
shall Pierce, of North Lancaster, went
IN pleasure trip last week to Cass-
lille and other points.
Reuben G.. Thwaits. secretary of
the State Historical society, will adj
dress the citizens OF Lancaster Friday
evening in Reeds opera house. A
large attendance is requested.
A game of football in Platteville
last Saturday between the Dubuque
high school and Platteville Normal
Second Eleven resulted in a victory
for the latter, score 80 to 0.
"A series of special meetings will
be held in. Mount Zion p NJ. church
for few weeks beginning ON the 2Sth
Of November; preachers. David Bell,
w. n. Stone and others. All are cor
daily invited.
A Rebekah Lodge has been orga-
nized in Lancaster with the following
OlilISIS- NOulC Ilduus I1eIeu DdIlOMf
Vice Grand, Annie Ivey; Secretary,
Ella Reed; Financial Secretary, Mary
f. Pollock; Treasurer, Minerva f.
Clark.
-Fennimore Time-Review: Arthur
G. Roethe has moved his family and
household goods to town and is
located in the Beetham house on Wefel
street. Henry Roethe went to White
water last Saturday to begin his new
duties as editor of the Register.
Miss Eta Hannum, Lancaster's
talented lady optician, will be in Po-
tosi from Nov. &c to so. If there are
persons in Potosi who don't already
see as much and more than they want
to, they should consult Miss Hannum
and get glasses correctly fitted.
There is to be new bakery in
town. Walter Lathrop has moved
here and has rented the basement of
the postoffice for his bakery and is
having a new room added on the west
for salesroom. Mr.. Lathrop is
competent baker and will no doubt
succeed well here.
Although Miss b. j. Schloesser
does not make extravagant claims for
her millinery that the goods them
selves will not warrant she does
claim that none excel her stock in
price, qnality or style, and only asks
an opportunity to let her goods speak
for themselves.
Mr.. j. Harry Cox of Lancaster
has gone to Lawrence, Kansas, to
take position as teacher in an Indian
school there. Mr.. Cox was principal
of the Linden High school and was
succeeding we'll but resigned because
of better salary and prospects in his
new position. The best wishes OF
many Grant county friends 60 with
him.
Pastor Scruggs of the Baptist
church at Cassville viii preach at
Wyalusing Sunday, Nov. 2Sth, and at
Bagley at 2:3oin the afternoon he will
preach for Pastor Ellis Of the Metho-
dist church; 1870 he viii conduct
special service in the Baptist church
at Wyalusing. All are heartily in
yited TO these meetings. Bring your
hymn books and help sing.
Cuba City News: Under Sheriff
jim McGonigal was in town Monday
night and in company with Deputy J.
0. Laird, drove to Hazel Green on
business OF minor Importance. Me
Gonigal has been connected with the