Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-04-06

DR.. Jos. Clementson Of Mineral
/ point was a Lancaster visitor last
week.
/ Attorney W. j. Brennan has
money to loan in large or small sums
on good real estate security.
The new city council met and
made appointments as follows: treas,
H. G. Nathan clerk, Aug. Michaelisi
health officer, DR.. Barber; attorney,
r. A. Watkins.
The fine residenc property in Lam
caster, known as the Halbert place is
for sale. For particulars call on or adj
dress John Reed. The place is con-
sidered by many the finest in the
city.
Mr. Ed, Parks OF this city has re-
moved to Beetown to take charge Of
the Parks cheese factory there. Farm
ers are requested to call at the hotel
and make contsacts before the first Of
May. The Meyer-Showalter bank will
guarantee the payment Of all con-
tracts. The factory viii pay Coo per
hundred for milk Mr. Parks is a
4 gentleman and a man Of business and
the people Of Beetown should give his
factory good support
Easter services at the Congrega-
tional church in Lancaster were beau
tiful and impressive. Potted flowers
and foliage plants she'd their elegance
over large audience of fair women
and noble men who listened to
thoughtful discourse byRev. Brown
and excellent music by the choir
Notable numbers on the program of
music were a duet by Miss Hyde and
Ed. Morse and a solo, The Holy City
by Miss Hattie Hyde.
The sun shines at least it does
while this item is being written. The
chilling blasts from the north are be-
ginning to tame down and we have
that tishy feeling. Surely spring
turks somewhere in the suburbs, and
it might be a good idea to appoint a
committee to 90 out and invite it in.
Most of US are weary of this frost tor
turing, lagrippe stricken, suicide
provoking old winter, anyway. Let
the birds sing.
The secret of the defeat of Mr..
Garner, one of the Honorable Thos.
McDonald's chief lieutenants, for as
SCISSOR, lies in the determination of
the people to rebuke the assumption
of our distinguished legislator to die
tate matters political. People will
stand a certain amount of bossing but
if it gets too expansive the result
is sure to be- in the language of the
song, that .There'll come a time =
There was something of time Tues
day.
Easter services at the NJ +.
church in Lancaster last Sunday even
ing were attended by a crowd of
people who highly enjoyed the coca
sion. Almost every child in the Sun
day school took part in the exercises
and all of them are worthy of com
mendation for the manner in which
they acquitted themselves. The su-
perintendent, teachers and other work
ers in the church also come in for
their share of praise. The Methodist
church is a power for good in this
community.
Easter services at the Episcopal
church in Lancaster were unusually
interesting. The edifice was beauti-
fully embellished with flowers. Dir.
Edwards discourse was on the resur-
rection and made comprehensive the
thought that we die to live. The
music all through was exceedingly fine
and the solo work by VIII Carter,
Evans Nye, John and Harry Orion was
exceedingly worthy of praise. The
vested choir, led by VIII Carter, was
composed of the following named per-
sons: John Calls, John Orion, Evans
. Nye, Harry Orion, Hugh Orion, Rolla
Showaltar Herhart pandlaton Pa1nb
Muesse, Oscar Wright, Harlow Gold
smith, Ted Lowry. Carl Walker.
Fletcher Burris, Frank on(crucifer)
Articles of corporation OF the Wis
consin Mutual Fire Association of
Lancaster was filed and recorded
April 3rd 1899 with the fnIlnwino