Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-07-14

TO Lancaster.
This is our year for apples and
election. The crop of apples prom
ises to be enormous. while candidates
viii he a full yield.
On Thursday, July p. there will
will be ar interesting game of base
ball in Lancaster between Lancaster
and Boscobel mines.
Mr. Harshberger has sent for the
FIVE new are lamps to be erected in
Lancaster, and they are expected to
arrive here very soon.
-Messrs. Tnos. Orion and Frank
Van de Wall returned Tuesday morn
ing from four days outing at Bur
tram lake near Cassville.
w Parrett. reliable worker in as
phalt roof paints of Galena, is in Lam
caster soliciting orders. He is de-
serving of encouragement.
Mr., and Mrs. John Schriner and
Bert are visiting relatives in Two
Harbors, Mimi. From there they
will go to Seattle, Wash.
Misses Fannie Schmint and Carrie
Sehreiner returned home Tuesday
evening from the Milwaukee training
school for nurses for two weeks vaca-
ton.
Dentist j. H. Reed will be away
from Lancaster in attendance at the
State Dental society at Madison. Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday of next
week.
A special from Dodgeyille says
that Rev. j. F. Vivian is dead at Milf
lin. He has been one OF the most prom
iHent ministers of the Primitive
Methodist Church of Wisconsin.
Immediately after harvest carpen-
tiers Irish and Blackburn will build
big two-story frame house on the
farm of Phillip Garthwaite in Little
Grant. 1t will be 2sx32, IS feet high.
John Bradley, residing in south
Lancaster, took 100 pounds of splen-
did honey from four bee-hives on
Monday. This is indeed a great sea-
son for everything that is good to eat
For sale: Sideboard, Sc. 90; Lawn
mower, $3.50; Lounge, 81; Boys BIZ
cycle, So; Very Large Mirror, suita-
BILE for office, barber shop or clothier,
Sc. APT Madison Street, Lancaster,
Wis.
Jesse Miles went to Camp Doug
las Thursday night to join the army.
He. with some boys from other towns
in Grant county, take the places of
those who did not pass the exami-
nation.
On Tuesday of this week carpen-
tiers H. P. Irish and A. Blackburn
commenced the erection of good
house on the farm of Fletcher Miles,
three miles southwest Of Hurricane
Corners.
Richard Matthews, of Dodgeville,
formerly clerk in Mr.. Chambers
store at Lancaster, is now on the road
in this vicinity selling proprietary
medicines with Lancaster for his head
quarters.
John Philips has sold to Henry
Cramer two lots of ground on South
Adams street south of his residence.
Consideration $500 Mr.. Cramer will
erect stylish house on the let before
cold weather sets in.
John Baldwin had a painful oper-
alton performed for recto-tistula about
a week ago, since which time Re has
continued to gain rapidly in health.
His friends now have every hope that
he will be well and strong again.
DR.. NARROW will participate in
the pleasure of the State Dental meet
ing at Madison on Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday, July 10, 20 and 81.
Patrons will remember that his office
will be closed on the above dates.
At meeting of the city council
of Lancaster Tuesday evening. Geo.
B. Wheeler was appointed city Justice
for the balance Of the year. 1t will
be remembered that John johnson
was elected to the office and did not
qualify.
Lot owners in Lancaster should
read the ordinance IN this issue of the
Herald relating to shade tree. and
cheerfully comply With the same.
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