Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-08-11


to Edenville. y Y. on Tuesday Of this
week after visit of four months in
this city with her brother. Geo. w.
Goldsmith.
-Emmet Sutton, lately employed
al the Reporter office in this city. left
for Ripon Saturday morning where he
takes position in viii Browns office
under f. i. Howe.
Miss Minnie Wright Of this city
lost an open-faced silver watch some
where between Lancaster and Camp
None Such in Nathan's woods. Find
err knows what to do.
Fourth regiment, Co. C.. has re-
ceived orders to move on Saturday OF
this week The officers have not in
formed the men where they are to go
and they can not guess.
john Harshberger and Charles
Angus and their wives start Mon
day for Oskaloosa, Iowa, for three
weeks visit. They 90 by team and
the distance is 200 miles
The person who took an umbrella
from the porch of residence in the
southern part OF the city will return
the same at once. Neglect OF this
warning will cause trouble
Mr. Anderson, Miss Peacock and
Mrs c. II. Showalter visited Aims
worth's Springs near Potosi, Tues
day, meeting in picnic festivity a
company Of Dubuque people.
Rev Ira lie Baron OF this city
goes to Monticello Green County,
church where he was former pastor
to hold revival meetings next week.
He expects to be absent two weeks.
The Wisconsin Telephone Com
pany asks for franchise to run an
exchange in Lancaster. The proposed
franchise will be found in this paper
1t will be voted upon September eth
by our city council.
-Messrs. Clark Buchner and Chas.
Gates of Wilmar, Arkansas, came to
Lancaster Saturday for short visit
with Mr.. Buchner's parents. Mr.. Gates
is son of the leading member Of the
Gates lumber company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Heberlein,
Sen, left Liberty Tuesday morning
for Philadelphia to visit their old
home and relatives for six weeks Mr.
Heberlein is in i'll health and hopes
to be benefited by the trip.
An excursion train will leave
Lancaster for Devils Lake Thursday
morning, August IS, at 7:15. arriving
at As, a. m. Returning, the train
leaves the lake at ESQ in the evening
and arrives home at about midnight
The General Election notice in
Guiding the proposed revision of the
banking law will be found on the in
side page of this issue This is the
only time the full notice will appear.
and this paper should be preserved
for reference
The Ladies Aid Society will hold
picnic at Mrs Clifton's southwest
of Lancaster, Friday afternoon. II is
especially intended for members of the
society and invited friends. Those
who attend will meet at the Congre-
gational church at o'clock with well
i filed baskets.
The prospect is Frightening for
our carpenters. There is increased
activity in house-building in Lancas-
ter and vicinity. A number of good
structures will be erected this season
which builders are now figuring on.
and the Herald will record them as
soon as contracts are let.
The family OF A. A. Sehlew. sup
erlntendent OF the Lancaster electric
light Plant, have arrived here and
gone to housekeeping in one of John
Harshberger's houses in the north
eastern part of the city. The family
consists of Mr.. and Mrs. Schlew and
their two sons and two daughters.
-Dodgeville Sun: Miss NJ G.
McCawley, of Oshkosh is conducting
the musical part of the Institute Qowa
county Teachers Institute.) and to
say that she Is one Of the best and
most talented educators IN that line
that we have ever had the privilege
Of meeting, is not giving her more
credit than she is entitled to.
Prank Doran, for number of
wears MANAGER OF the Homrich & Iphp-