Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-04-14

rides ~ line new carriage bought at
the yehiele,emporium OF c. j. Hyde.
aud Son.
-Rlatteville seems to be following
the lead of Burtoa and is all torn up
over alleged chicken stealing in that
usually moral community.
4 The. Cuba. City News. says that
Hon. Arthur boyle, wheahas. been,
confined to his home with sore leg
for Several weeks, is again able to be
.out,Qt ,l...e t,...A rs..s. ~fa
y -aCohhty CierKsChas. F. Dfckihson
ana his Wife attended the. Wedding Of
Fred Barnes and Jennie Mae Ellisln
Patch Grove this, Wednesday,. after
noon. =, T. $3.50.
The Iowa County Agricultural
Society are determined to have the
first fair in. their vicinity this year.
The fair. will be at Dodgeville, August
8 to 10.
Attention is called to the Delin-
quent Tax Sale list of County Treas
urer John b. Mauer published for the
first time this week on the inside of
the Herald.
Ray Carthew and wife have moved
from Lancaster to a farm near Liv-
ingston. That they may prosper
abundantly is the wish of many Lam
caster friends.
Why not patronize home mechan-
les? Take you sewing machines to
Geo. Hyde and get them repaired. He
will give yol satisfaction in prices
and guarantee his work Off.
In mentioning the addition to
Chas. Orton's residence, last week,
the Herald was in error as to the
builder. 1t should have named Fred
Bracket as in charge of the work.
When the robins nest again it will
be in some one else's lumber pile.
Birmingham & Hixon Lumber Com
pany expect to sell and build up their
lumber piles several times before chat.
Prank Webb is again on the
streets after a months wrestle with
the grip in which the grip had the
best of it most of the time. He
expects to return to his work in Chi
cago on Friday.
A fine addition to the charming
home of Mr.. and Mrs. c.. H. Basford
was made last week in the item of a
splendid new Storey s. Clark piano.
1t came from the musical depot OF
Michaelis & Roberts,
At Hazel Green Patrick Larkin, a
Democrat, and w. j. Williams, Re-
publican, were a tie vote on town
election day for supervisor. They
cast lots Saturday for the office and
the Republican won it.
Mrs. Ed Edwards has left Ian
caster to live with her mother in Me
nominee, Wisconsin, during Mr.. Ed
wards absence in Alaska. She will
visit sister in Albert Lea. Minnesota,
before going to Menominee.
Newell Garner has purchased a
bran new Ram bier bicycle of Ed. Hyde
the agent. 1t has gear case and a
number of improved features which
puts it at the very front of the bicycle
procession. 1t is beauty, ask Jerry
about it.
Attention is called to the adj. of
Mr.. Anton Schmitt in another place
in this issue. Nothing gives more
satisfaction than nice lot of fruit
plants, vines and ornamental trees
about the place, and Mr.. Schmitt has
some good ones for sale.
The .:London Society says of
Janette Savoi. '.She is a beautiful
brunette with glorious soprano
voice. She created big sensation
among the audience, and was encored
each time she sang. She will be at
Reeds opera house in Lancaster Sat
urday evening. April 80.
The time for departure and arri-
val OF the Platteville and Lancaster
stage has been changed. 1t now
leaves Lancaster in the morning at
730, and returns in the afternoon
leaving Platteville at 1870. This
change will give US better mail SER
vice, and will accommodate the travel
ing public better.
Harry G. Nathan has started ev-
tensive improvements on his house in
F.,