Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-11-10
SHORT LOCAL HAPPENINGS

at Chandeliers. 2w
Mr.. D. Chatfeld is quite i'll at
his home in this city.
Mr.. Richard Willis returned from
Dakota last Saturday.
Miss Bertha Morse is visit ng
friends in Beloit, Kansas.
Where are the people going? To
the band concert, Of course.
WANTED: Laundry girl at the
Wright House; $1,000 per month.
The dress goods sold at Basford's
special sale are not trashy fabrics.
The house Of Engineer Frothing-
ham has been wired for electric lights.
Miss Ollie Hymer opened her
British Hollow school Monday morn
ing.
Turn out and help the band boys
with their first annual concert Friday
night.
The great slaughter sale of dress
goods at Basford's continues for an
other week.
Miss Belle Schultz Of Gasser.
MINI. is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Henry Schloesser.
Specially low prices on dress
goods for another week at Basford's
store in Lancaster.
Be sure to see the band boys in
their new uniforms at Reeds opera
house, Friday evening, Nov. II.
Mayor Decker and C. w. Knapp
returned home to Lancaster from the
state of Washington the latter part
of last week
Closing out sale at H. H. Chand-
ler's dry goods store in Lancaster is
now on. Read their display ad on the
last page Of this paper 2w
W. H. Pearson, who is attending
the university of Wisconsin. came
down from Madison Saturday evening
and returned Tuesday
Through the courtesy of o. F.
Keene of this city we have received a
fine sample OF Grant county sorghum
molasses. 1t was manufactured by
his son William.
The following persons joined the
Congregational church in Lancaster
last Sunday morning: Mr.. and Mrs.
A. d. Macs and Fred Macs, VIM. Al
corn, Sen, Mrs. Joe Mccoy.
The accounts due the estate Of
the late DR.. /. f. Crane must be paid
to the undersigned without delay as
it is.necessary in order to settle said
estate. DAVID SCHREINER, admin
strator. 3Sw2
"A large granite monument is be-
ing cut at the Lancaster yards which
some time this month will be placed
at the graves of Matthew and Mary
Lawlor Welsh in Irish Ridge Gene
terry near Mt. Hope.
Linda Moore would be glad Of the
return of two handmade linen hand
kercheifs dropped in the Congrega-
tional church one lace edged, two
months ago, the other insertion with
dotted footing, dropped October 8.
One hundred bushels in day is
the record of one mans effort in a
corn-husking trial at Defiance, Wis.
and his friends are Boosting a good
deal about it. Isn't there Grant
county man who can beat that rec
ord?
The sale of dress goods at Bas-
ford's last week was a great success.
many people availing themselves of
the special low prices. The sale i to
be continued for one more week to ac-
commodate those who did not have
an opportunity 70 buy.
--Chas A. Hodel, tie laundrvman.
ieIt thls Guy tuesday LOT the south by
way Of the Burlington road On the
3oth day Of this month he will be
united in marriage to Miss Ollie Moore
at Amazon, Missouri. We congratu-
late the happy counle in advance.
New York Mirror Mr. Davidson's
singing brought forth encore after en-
core, until he had to come to the
front ana ask the audience to excuse
him. The company gave the very
best satisfaction. Only one night
Nov. 10Th at Reeds Opera house. 2t