Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-11-09


Several good articles are unavoid-
ably left over until next week on ac-
count Of lack Of space.
Masquerade It the City hall Fri
day night. All arc cordially invited
to attend
The Sunshine club spent most
delightful evening with Rose Cramer
last Friday
Rose Cramer is prepared to supply
her customers with fresh homemade
bread. Try it.
Cupid's dart has again pierced
the hearts Of two Of Lancaster's popu-
lar young people Fuller notice next
week,
The "Hubn il this issue Of the
Herald advertises a large list Of gloves
and mittens. Their prices are right.
Study them.
Miss Schloesser Is recovering
from her injuries and has gone to
spend a few days with her brother in
the country.
Mr., John Burns now has the OK
elusive right Of selling the Payne Foot
handle Dustpan They are now on
sale at his store.
There was shadow social at the
Aupperlee school house last Friday
evening which is reported as very
pleasant affair
Mrs. Emily Cronin came over
from Platteyille Monday with her son
Dr. +. NJ. Cronin, and will visit in
this city for week.
Married at the Congregational
manse On the nh Inst, BY the Rev. I.
y Brown, Mr.. Elmer Albert Dean 10
Miss Mona Riescr. both Of Lima.
Miss Maggie Meyers Of the Lancas-
ter House has gone to Prairie du Chen
and Minnesota for a few weeks visit
Her place j. filled BY Miss Marie Dur
min Of Fennimore,
The Merry Musicians will dis
course sweet music at the social at
the Congregational parsonage next
Tuesday evening, Nov nth. Come
and hear them. Admission 10 cents.
Miss Ellen Clark, niece Of Geo.
Stewart. arrived in Lancaster from
Scotland last week and will make her
home here permanently. She says
they had q very rough voyage on the
way over.
Mrs Edith Stackable II visiting
her sister Mrs Katie Albee at Water
loo. Mrs. Albee entertained her lady
friends in honor Of Mrs. Stackable
last Wednesday evening. All report
a very pleasant time
To-day, Thursday, occurs the sale
OF James llitT and John Berg at the
farm Of the latter. six miles west Of
Lancaster; The sale consists Of hors-
es. cattle, forty head Of sheep and also
a lot Of farm machinery
DR. Glasier viii be in his Office at
Bloomington on and after Nov.
Special attention given to diseases Of
the eye, ear, nose and throat. Eyes
carefully tested for errors Of refrac-
ton and glasses correctly fitted. Pm
Miss Bessie Newman leaves this
week for San Antonio, Texas. to spend
the winter With her sister, Mrs. Burle-
SON Mrs. Newman accompanies her
as far as Dubuque where she will visit
for some time before going south.
i has been ruled by the revenue
department that leaf tobacco that
comes into the possession Of an indi-
vidual in satisfaction Of debt may b
lawfully sold by him without his in
curing special tax rs a dealer in IeaI
tobacco,
MIR. Allen Boyes left last week
for Grand Junction, Colorado, where
he expects employment. He viii
visit for a short time with his Unel,
MIR Henry Croft formerly OF this city
Allen is good worker and steady
young man. Success to him.
H P. Irish has thrown aside al
business for time and few day.
ago he packed up and departed for III,
wilds ofNor,hern Wisconsin with full
intentions to Stay one 81 more Of tn,
beauties Of the forest We all expec
TO have a piece Of that venison.
"A telegram received from Harr,
Barnett, who went to Chicago Satur
day, saws that Mr.. J. II. Baldwin is
little better and has been remove,
from the hospital to Kankakee, I'll.
where his brother resides. His man,
friends hope for his continued i'm