Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-04-28
SHORT LOCAL HAPPENINGS

Lancaster caller Tuesday.
Will Stone has been laid up with
rheumatism and general debility for
several days.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
with Mrs. Chas. Baxter next Friday
afternoon at 3 o'clock.
? General Hawley of Washington
was in the city last week looking up
matters congressional.
i The Bloomington Record is put
ting on extra airs these days as an
''all home print" paper
WANTED: A girl to do general
housework in small family. Address
lock box $40, Lancaster. tt
Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Knapp visit
ed Lancaster Tuesday, the guests of
Supt. and Mrs. c. H. Nye.
Traps for Young Men and how
to Avoid Them" at the Baptist
church next Sunday evening.
Citizens of Fennimore and Bosco-
bel have petitioned for a daily stage
mail service between the two towns.
1t will be good idea to cut out
the plat of the city on the first page
of this issue of the Herald and put it
in scrap book for reference.
Sig Angelo Patricolo and Janette
Savoi will give one of the greatest un-
iversal treats ever given in the city on
Saturday night, April 30, at Reeds
opera house. Seats on sale now; price
35 cents, gallery % cents.
While George f. Budd was paint
ing the ceiling of 0. Heberlein's
store, Tuesday, he stepped off the
scafIold, falling a distance of,about six
feet. A badly sprained ankle that
will lay him up for some time, is the
result.
w. p Stone left Lancaster Tues
day morning on Joe Smiths Overland
Air Line to Potosi where he will take
the train for Rockport, Missouri His
daughter lives there and he will visit
with her and her family several weeks
before returning.
Those who took the b. Y. P. L.
Bible training course, which was con
Quoted during the past winter, and
have passed satisfactory eXami-
nation in the same, will receive their
diplomas at the meeting next Sunday
evening.
Mobile Register: Janette Savoi's
voice is Soprano OF exceptional pur-
ity and tlexibility, with quality of
truth, which is absolutely necessary
to the true Artist. At Reeds Opera
House, Saturday night. Tickets %
and 80 cents.
Mrs. w. j. Wright has just re-
ceived collection of twenty Klon-
dixie views showing scenes along the
trail before and after the avalanche.
If any one has an idea that the trip
over Chi'foot pass is pleasant pie
mic study OF these photographs will
very thoroughly dispel the delusion.
F. NJ. wager was Lancaster Wis
S itor Thursday. He is red hot sup
porter of the government in the pres
ent war crisis and like millions of 9TH
er patriotic Americans is willing to
swing his hat and shout hurrah for
the United States and to shoulder a
musket in Uncle Sans behalf ii neces-
sary.
Local, Elgin, March. 1897: sig.
A. Patricolo, the Italian pianist, was
simply grand. The artistic manner
in which he rendered his selections
displayed the fact that he is an
accomplished master Of the piano.
He won the admiration Of ALL He is
a wonderful pianist OF whom any city
may be proud Al Reeds Opera
House, saturday evening
The spring holiday edition Of the
Chattanooga News contains highly
complimentary notice Of former
Grant county boy, now Hon. Chas. r.
Evans, Of Chattanooga, Tenn Mr.
Evans is LAWYER BY profession and
according to the News occupies a
high position in his profession in the
south. He IS staunch republican
politician who Is doing good work in
wrestling Tennessee from the clutches
Of democracy.