Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-09-08

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the music store; just new from the
factory. They are beauties. at Mi
chaelis 4 Roberts. 29w2
The Sohmer is the name now
used by everyone who has seen that
beautiful Sohmer piano at the ware
rooms Of Michaelis & Roberts.
On Monday, Sept. y, there will
be an ice cream soeiable in the Rock
school house located on the farm of
Mr.. Jose il Bennett, Lancaster.
The Bloomington Fair is in pro-
gress and the clear sky denotes that
it will be a success. A large number
of our citizens are in attendance.
Miss Anna Wiseman, of Benton,
after three weeks visit with Misses
Blanche Atkinson and Aggie Peacock,
of North Andover, returned to her
home Saturday.
Miss Mary Wilhelm has just re-
turned from Chicago with complete
line of new fall millinery. She has
just what you want. Goods are con-
stantly arriving.
The Lyceum Theatre Company
will be at Reeds Opera House all
next week. Don't fail to attend as
this company is known to be a good
one. Popular prices.
Miss Bessie BROKER gave lawn
party Friday evening to about forty
of her young friends. The lawn was
beautifully decorated and those pres
ent were highly entertained.
Prof. Chas McCumber, principal
of the Platteville high school, and
Mss Josephine Shelter, of Weaver,
Iowa, were married at the home of
the brides parents, August oath.
Miss Frances Burris has accepted
situation as saleslady in a large
wholesale millinery establishment in
Milwaukee. She left last Tuesday
morning to assume her new duties.
There is a special ten day sale on
buggies now at repository Of c. ".
Knapp & Son, which will end satur-
day night, Sept. II; $1,000 road wag
ons now selling at $500. Don't
miss it.
Ladies' Aid Society Of the NJ. E.
church will serve tea in the chapel
Wednesday. September IA, at 5
O'Clock, p M, until all are accom-
modated. Everybody cordially in
vited.
Don't miss the special sale on
buggies at repository of c. W. Knapp
& Son Lancaster fair week. Win sell
on time and make liberal discount for
cash; hot time and a great slaughter
in prices.
Special sale on buggies for ten
days at repository of c. w. Knapp &
Son. Great bargains every day. $35
road wagons going at $25 and every
thing down the line of buggies cut
accordingly. Sow2
This is fine year for all kinds Of
fruit. Besides the usual fruits of this
vicinity there are several fourishing
pear and peach trees reported. The
Herald office is graced by a splendid
sample of peach, large and lucious
looking, from a tree on the premises
OF Mr.. Mackey in this city.
-Exhitors are requested to make
their entries before the fair and avoid
the rush. The books are open now.
Remember no entries will be made
after Wednesday the first day of the
| Fair.
Mrs Tom Foster and her three
children, who have been in Potosi dur
ing the sum mer, passed through Lam
caster Saturday on their way to Be-
! lott where the children will attend
school
-Favorite 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
Ella Necollins won seventeen first
premiums and one second premium
on fancy needle work exhibited at the
Fennimore fair last week. She i ex-
hibiting her work at the Bloomington
fair this week.
We have them-they are called
sohmer, steger, Story & Clark and
! Singer. Tell Your neirhbors YOU saw