Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-09-02

uaUS ultESs MIS- EO-eN- o. Oa>SN NE.
and Mrs. Donnelly. Of Bloomington.
have been with her much OF the time
during her illness.
Early this, Wednesday. morning
a heavy electric storm passed over
Lancaster, Thirty-two dead sparrows
we're picked up under tree in the
Jail yard this morning that must have
been killed by lightning,
VIM. G. Moshier, known to most
OF our readers as the owner of trotting
horses. is dead at Prairie du Chen.
He was born at Penn Yam, Yates
County. New York, July so. 1921,
and was miller by trade
Fred Brinkman's little boy, aged
7-years, had the misfortune to break
an arm the other day by falling off of
a ladder. Mrs. Brinkman and the
children are visiting with her parents
in Iowa and it was there the accident
happened.
Conductor John Zeininger. one of
the very best railroad men on the
Northwestern, will take a two weeks
vacation, beginning Thursday of
this week. The old reliable conductor,
W. G. Wentworth will hold down his
run during the outing.
w. P. Richardson of Lancaster
exhibited ten head of horses at the
Fennimore fair and was awarded nine
premiums. He showed draft teams
in class in which six teams We're en-
tered and took first and second pre-
miums. This is first class showing
The newly organized Sunday
school at Whitcomb school house was
well attended last Sunday. Two
weeks from next Sunday Rev. May
hew OF Lancaster viii preach there at
2 O'Clock in the afternoon and regu-
larly at that hour each Sunday there
after.
Eleanor Roe O'Brien has re-
markedly deep and powerful voice.
easily sustaining low c. She is high
ly recommended by Hans Balatka.
under whom she graduated with hon
/ ors. With Philharmonic Concert Co.
al City opera house. Lancaster, Wed.
eve. Sept. s.
An all days meeting. on the 10th
OF September, in connection with
Little Grant Primitive Methodist
Circuit, in the grove adjoining Mount
Zion P NJ. church. Speakers, Revs.
J. Hardcastle, Mifiin; j Blenkinsopp,
Platteville; D. Bell, Little Grant: w.
Stone, Lancaster. Everybody cordi-
ally welcomed.
There will be a grand dance at
the City hall in Lancaster on Friday
evening. Sept. 1.-THE last night Of
the fair Splendid music will be pro.
yided 1t is a dance for everybody.
and under the management OF ROY
Mccoy, Fred Orion and j. Livens
| You are cordially invited. Ticket:
70 cents.
DIR. McElwee7s regular visits are
coming to be looked forward to with
great interest BY his numerous pa
tients. His many cures have made
| mis- name household word. Person.
suffering from any deep-seated all
ments should by all means consul
MIN and get his opinion regarding
their cases.
Mrs. Hattie Green Christopher
daughter OF r, P. Green, of Fenni
mCee. returned home last Saturday
She has been for several years engaged
in missionary work in South America
being teacher in a school, in Chill,
located in Conception. She comet
home by way of England, was thirty
eight days on the ocean and spen
fifteen days in London.
-Boscobel Enterprise. Lou Eberlt
was in Our city Monday shaking hands
with friends. He has been residing
with his brother at Highland for tht
past few months and has been con
fined to his bed nearly all OF the time
with rheumatism, though he is OF
the road to recovery at present. He
intends moving to Richland Center
with his family in the spring.
Carpenters Johnnie Clark and
Eugene Starr left here Sunday to com
plete work on the residence of VIM.
| Poole near Rloomin0+on The s,,-,.,-