Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-11-03


here hold a social in Castle Hall this
Thursday evening. All X. P's. in the
city and their ladies are expected to
be present.
Mrs. Warren Hannum gave
dinner party Tuesday and Mrs. J. c.
Nathan gave tea Wednesday even
ing in honor of Mrs. Hammond, of
Iowa. now visiting in the city.
The accounts due the estate of
the late DR.. l. f. Crane must be paid
to the undersigned without delay as
it is necessary in order to settle said
estate. DAVID SoHREINEB, admin
strator. 3Sw2
The Christian Endeavors will give
a HAT" soeiable in the parlors of the
Congregational church next Friday
evening. Admission 10 cents. Re-
freshments will be served You are
invited.
Mrs. Ann Hammonds OF Waverly.
Iowa, is in Lancaster for two weeks
visiting Mrs. Joe Nathan, Jr. The
lady is a sister of Mr.. S. F. elise, de-
ceased, and she was an early settler
of Potcsi
Lancaster viii have political
speech next Saturday in the City
opera house. The speaker, Hon. Robt.
Nourse of Virginia as recommended
as an orator of rare ability. Give him
full house.
DR. NARROW took day off last
Friday and attended the Eastern Star
Convention at Platteville. The DR..
speaks highly OF the royal manner in
which he and his wife were entertain
ed while in Platteville.
John Jeide, Lancaster's enterpris-
ing merchant tailor, has purchased of
John Fish two-hundred acre farm
situated one and one-half miles from
Soldiers Grove in Crawford county.
Mr.. Jeide will not leave Lancaster but
will rent the farm.
-Chas. Hodle, long employed at the
Lancaster laundry, leaves Lancaster
Tuesday afternoon, Nov. Sth, for his
home in st. Joseph, Mo. He will not
return here and his many friends
wish him success wherever his future
work may take him.
Attention is called to the electric
light ad on the fourth page of this
issue. Now is the time to wire your
house before the long winter evenings
come You can burn electric lights
cheaper than oil at six cents a gallon,
taking candle power for candle
power.
On Friday. November 18th, the
Lancaster Silver Cornet Band will
give its annual concert at Reed
Opera House in this city. All Of
their public concerts have been highly
pleasing to the people and the pro-
posed entertainment promises to
eclipse them all.
Tho Lancaster Band has been
giving free concerts in the park all
summer and large crowds have been
in attendance. It is only fair that
the people should turn out as largely
to their entertainment which will be
given on Friday evening. November
18th, at Reeds Opera House.
1t appeared from some of the
court proceedings and was published
in the Herald, that Mrs. Holzer was
not assisting Ter husband in his
recent trial for murder. She wishes
the statement to be corrected. She
hired one of the attorneys in the case
and offered to procure the services OF
another but did rot because Mr.. Hol-
ger thought the two he had sufficient.
Bloomington Record: Charles
Chandler Of Glen Haven is suffering
from broken leg, sustained during a
runaway ..-........F L. Greer has remov-
ed his stock of dry goods, clothing
and shoes to tie new Maker building
on the south side of Canal street. ...........
Rev. and Mrs. A. a. Loomis and
children departed for Ohio last
week. The best wishes of many
friends go with them.
-Platteville News: Marshal Stark
has sent the interesting Menagery in
to winter quarters in the basement OF
the city hall. All seem to enjoy their
new quarters except the alligator and
he refuses to be pacifed since the
cold weather has cut off his allowance