Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-04-21
SHORT LOCAL HAPPENINGS
NINETEEN.

II. GuuICu nave UecOule IdmouS Dul
they can't compare with the splendid
''19" supper given in that church the
evening of the 10Th. Settles were re-
moved from the body of the church
and nineteen tables daintily spread to
accommodate guests. Nineteen young
men, members of the NJ +. congrega-
ton, armed with big white aprons and
smiling faces waited on the tables.
Nineteen kinds of food, from tooth
some chicken pie down to delicate
kuick knacks, formed the bill of fare.
The supper cost only 10 cents plate.
We hope the society made 10 kinds of
money, for they deserved to do so.
The sweetest singer, at Reeds
April 80.
Mrs. DR.. Godfrey is visiting in
Chicago.
Leaves are just starting on some
of our trees.
Mrs. Adolph Grimm and little
son, of Dubuque, are visiting relatives
in the city.
DR.. Mcdonald of Cuba and DIR.
Oettiker of Platteville were Lancaster
visitors Tuesday.
S. f. Smalley, the popular attor-
ney of Cuba City, was in the city two
days this week on legal business.
WANTED: A girl to do general
housework in a small family. Address
lock box 376, Lancaster. If
MIR. Lorscheter of the firm of
Habermann and Lorscheter, brewers,
Cassville, Wis, is dead.
john A. Harrison has been APP
pointed postmaster at Woodman in
place of Calvin Jones. removed.
Mrs. Geo. Luce returned to Fen
nimore Monday after three weeks
visit with her daughter, Mrs S. w.
Rogers.
Mrs. Margaret Welsch, who has
been spending the winter with her
niece in st. Paul. returned to Lancas-
ter Tuesday.
Fred McNair and family have
returned to Lancaster for an extended
visit. Mr.. McNair's poor health has
compelled vacation.
Two of the worlds celebrated en-
tertainers-M Madame Savoi and Sig.
Patricolo-at Reeds opera house Sat-
urday evening, April 50.
John Muffley, of Boscobel is the
new clerk at the Grand Central. John
has enviable reputation as an enter
tainer of the travelling pubic.
Fraternity" will be the subject
of the morning discourse at the Bap-
list church next Sunday. In the
evening the subject will be "A Great
Conquest.
The Witness announces that
Platteville has definitely decided to
CNtcDl ate INC ttn VI OulN WIS cal
Their celebration ought to be rous-
or with such start.
Why not patronize home mechan-
les? Take your sewing machines to
Geo. Hyde and get them repaired. He
will give you satisfaction in prices
and guarantee his work. Off.
Miss Eflie Vogt who has been
spending the winter with Mrs. Belle
Dudley Smith and other relatives in
this vicinity returned to her home,
St. Genevien, Mo-, Tuesday.
You may never have another
opportunity to hear the wonderful
singer. S;.yoi, and the foremost pianist
Patricolo Will he at Reeds opera
house Saturday evening. April 80.
The Ladies Society of Earnest
Workers Of the Baptist church will
meet with Mrs. G. d. Mayhem next
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock. A
general invitation is extended TO all.
If you want anything in the We
hicle line. Knapp & Son now have over
one hundred different styles on their
sample floors, and are prepared to
furnish anything from the cheapest to
the best
The first newspaper in southern
Wisconsin, according to an article in
last weeks Platteville News, was pub
lished in Platteyillei in 1870 called The
Northern Badger. with Thomas East
man for editor.