Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-07-07

candidate for county superintendent OF
Vernon county.
Mrs. Penberthy and Mr.. W. P
Richardson of South Lancaster have
each of them purchased fine Storey
and Clark organ from the store Of
Miehaelis and Roberts.
w. W Richie of Lancaster, and
S. S. Richie of Sitter and their wives
start for Omaha to day to visit the
Mississippi Exposition there
and take in the sights farther west.
Please remember the ten cent tea
at the NJ. f. Chapel next Wednesday
eyening July IS, from 5 o'clock till
all are served. The ladies of the w.
F. n. S. extend a most cordial in
yitatiou to you to come.
Married: At the residence of the
BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. i.
Daily, in the city Of Lancaster, July
4. 1898, st 8 o'clock, P. M, Mr.. VIM.
4. Rose, OF Platteville, and Miss
A. M. Daily. The officiating minister
was Rev. d. NJ. Sinclair.
Editor Brooks, Of Bloomington,
mas at last found on which side of the
congressional fence the Record is.
Persistent weekly visits to the county
seat and .otficial conferences" with
the Senator have helped him out.
There is nothing like fellow knowing
where he's at.
The store Of Spiegelberg Bros.
was entered one night last week by
burglars. They were seen in the store
bv two belated Boscobellians who at
once ran to inform officers and the
owners. When the party returned
the birds had flown taking number
of pairs of shoes with them.
Bloomington Record: DR.. Mar
low reports businessUgood in Lancas-
ter. We are pleased to learn that the
DR.. is to go right on with his practice
here. He has arranged with COM
petent man to run his Office here in
the future. The DR.. will be here him
self on Wednesday of each week.
Mrs. May Clark, married LADY 20
years old residing in Patch Grove, was
adjudged insane on Tuesday by an
examining board appointed by the
Co. judge at the request of her father,
Ornton Parker, in Patch Grove and
taken to Mendoza today, Wednesday,
by Sheriff Hymer. She has little
girl.
The Galena News Democrat in a
write up Of some Of the important
business houses Of that city last week
gave very complimentary mention
Of the Desota House under the new
management OF Mr.. Bowen Eastman.
The Desota house is one of the histor-
ic landmarks of Galena, and under
the new management promises to add
new luster to the brightness of its
old time good name.
Companions to the l. o. o. +.
held their semi-annual election of of
ficers with the following result: P.
C. C.-Mrs. Lizzie A. Orion; G. c.
Miss Bessie Newman; v. G. C.-Mrs.
Mercie Roberts; G. C.-Mrs. Lizzie
McGonigal; c. S.--Miss Marie Ovitz;
c. Miss Leo Nora Knapp; e. t
Mrs. Bertha Muesse; c. NJ. Miss Nell
lie Decker; C. C.-Miss Lucy Bell;
c. G.-Mrs. Lizzie Van de Wall; C..
S.-Mrs. Alice Smith
After three and one-half years
spent in Lancaster little mary Creamy
is about to return to her home in Kan
sas with her father who comes for her
this week. Mary has been living at
her Grandfather Greany's mouse. She
came here to receive instruction in
the Catholic school for communion
and confirmation, and she received
both sacraments last month. A fare
well party was gwen in her honor on
Thursday evening at which about
thirty of her young friends were pres
ent.
Prairie du Chen Union: An
other large gun was carried through
here on the Burlington, on Wednes-
day morning last, enroute for Taco
ma. Washington. This is the second
one that has went through here this
week Nj. N. Mclver, who was
principal 81 our High school three
years ago, visited in the city Wednes-