Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-05-25

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Mrs. Jas. Harcleroad OF Plattevill'
went to st. Paul last week TO visi
her niece.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet
on Friday afternoon with Mrs. vii
Humphrey
The annual K P. picnic will be
held at Platteville June 9Th. A bic
time is expected. ;,
Take your laundry work to the
Lancaster Steam Laundry. They
guarantee satisfaction.
DR.. w. 7. Brown will be here all
next week except Wednesday Can
be found in DR.. Hassell's.
Miss Lou Dryer, having termi-
mated a pleasant visit with Lancaster
friends, returned to her home in
North Andover Tuesday.
Mr.. Robert WEIGH, who has been
confined to the house from illness, is
able to be around again and was up
town for the first time last Tuesday.
Mrs. Black and Master Ronald
Black in company with Mrs. Black 5
Sunday School class and others spent
last Saturday in a picnic at Potosi,
Ainsworth Springs and Specht's Fer
ry.
Hon. John Ryan and his estimable
wife Of North Andover were pleasant
visitors with Lancaster friends few
DAYS last week. The Herald acknowl-
edges 4 call from the popular assem-
blyman.
CITY HALL For RENT: Anyone
desiring to rent the Lancaster City
hall should communicate with Clerl
Aug NIichaelis. He is authorized
to lease the hall for year or tern
OF years. l4t2
Rev. LeBaron of this city, fol-
several weeks, has filled the pulpit o.
the Nj. Z. church, Montfort. Wis.,
taking the place of j. c. Gordon, pas
tor, who was suffering from nervous
prostration.
Mrs. H. p. Irish was one of the
delegates from Lancaster to the de
partment meeting of the w. r. {. il
Milwaukee last week. Her name wa:
accidently omitted from the list pub
lished in the last issue.
Persons suffering with any eye OF
ear trouble should not fail to consult
DR.. W. I. Brown, the talented spec
ialist, who will be here all next week,
The doctor is making great name
for himself for his skill and ability in
eye and ear work.
There will be no service in the
Congregational church next Sunday
morning as a Union Memorial service
will be neld in the NJ. f. church, Rev.
Brown preaching the sermon, and in
the evening Rev. Morgans in the Con
gregational church.
Mr.. Emory Bunts OF Millyiile wa,
in the city last week and while here
ordered some sale bills for the sale OF
the personal property OF the estate Of
Mrs. Dora brandon, deceased, Of
which he is the administrator. The
sale will be held June Sth.
The infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Treloar. living five miles south
west OF Lancaster. on the Hurricane
road, died OF pneumonia Tuesday al
ternoon at o'clock. Funeral servic-
es will be held at the home on Thurs
day and interment will be made in the
Lancaster cemetery.
WHAT FASHION SAYS: Every mil
linery law that Fashion has decreed
Tor the coming season can be studied
in our new spring and summer stock.
Fashion determines what you shall
wear; we show you how To make il
becoming to you and economical too.
Come in soon-its spring hat time
MARY WILHELM. 14w2
Mrs. Fred Burr and son, Whitney,
and Mrs. Frank Burr went to Beloit,
Friday, to visit relatives and friends.
Mrs. Burr met Mrs. j. q. Clark there
and spent Sunday with Rev. Eaton.
Just fifty years before that day
Mr.. Eaton baptized and received Mrs.
Clark into membership in the Congre'
gational church.
On Tuesday b. +. Holt Of Patch
Grove delivered to county clerk Dick
inson, the scalps of sixteen young