Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-09-01

-oOuA ". IieNlEScn ana VIE OF
Dodgeville are in Lancaster for Two
weeks visiting their two sons. Ernie
and Rudolph
"A letter received from Mrs. Laura
Altize9 Wagner, Chicago, states that
she will rent house near Zion and
remain there with her children.
-Tavorite stoves and ranges are
of the highest grade on the market.
a test Of them covering years proves
their superiority over all Others.
Ziegler Bros, Lancaster, have them
for sale. 29w2
Miss Mary Wilhelm went 10 Chi
cage Monday to purchase new fall
millinery. Size was accompanied by
her head trimmer, Miss Alice Wood
ward, and they viii be absent about
ten days
Miss Sylvia Wheeler has been en-
gagged as a teacher in the Lancaster
North side school. She takes the
place of Miss Finn who viii not return
here on account of having secured
school elsewhere.
Misses Lottie and Beth Lowry
gave character party to their young
friends one night last week and a
prize was given to the best character
representation. The prize was won
by Miss Mile Bieg.
The following gentlemen regis
tered at the Grand Central in Lancas-
ter on Monday: A. f. Phillips. Bosco-
bel; Abe Adkins, L. S. Sawyer and H.
Hickok. Bloomington; Chas. G. Van
Buren,, of Montfort.
Roy Couey, late editor Of the Lam
caster Reporter. and Col" Kava-
naugh have opened barber shop at
Boseobel. The Enterprise says that
its city has six barber shops and there
is still room for more.
Barber Roy Couey Of Boscobel
was in Lancaster Tuesday to defend a
garnishee suit. The case was con-
tinued to Tuesday, Sept. 6, at one
DEL ock in the afternoon, and is be-
fore Justice McGonigal.
While shooting a horse at Fischer's
shop last Saturday, Blacksmith John
Ferguson was kicked on the leg by
the animal and painfully bruised. but
no bones were broken. John laid up
a couple of days and is working again,
Rev. d. NJ Sinclair will preach
probably for the last time in Lancas-
ter next Sunday. The M. f. confer
ence meets in Eau Claire Sept. 14th,
at which time the reverend gentle
man will asked to be removed to a
new field.
Caution: All persons are warned
agai nst infringing on the name or
trademark of Bishops Sure Cure and
Preventive" of hog cholera. There is
only one '.Sure Cure" and our right
must be respected. r. F. Kinney,
Gen. Art.
II. A. Finnegan is the name of the
new clerk at the Grand Central. He
came to Lancaster Monday and as
summed his new duties in the position
vacated by John Muf,oy. Mr.. Finne-
gan was postmaster at Stiiz,c during
| Cievelands administration.
Plaiteville News: Marshall Stark
has found it necessary to build a wire
cage to keep the alligator in as he has
gotten out Of the fountain tank sever
al times and taken stroll about the
park. Several more squirrels have
recently been added to the ZOO.
1t is not generally known but is
a fact that soldier absent from duty
on furlough cannot drop his uniform
and don citizens clothing without
permission from the war department
at Washington. This is probably to
prevent desertion or make capture
easier
W. R. Champions famous St.
Bernard dog, Beth Gelert," died at
Hazel Green few days ago. lie was
the winner of the first money at The
Cedar Rapids Dog show and was to
have gone to Milwaukee in the near
future. Some months ago Mr.. Cham
ion refused $100for him.
The democrats Of Crawford coun-
ty, in convention at Bell Center Mon
day, nominated the following ticket:
member Of assembly. P. n. Peter
son; sheriff, +. L. Wannemaker; clerk.