Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-11-02

-Epworth League topic for Nov.
3, 1894 New Name, Gen. 50: "a
20. Rev. 2 II. Leader, Oilo " heel
err Tuesday evening. Oct. 81, the
following officers were elected for the
ME. Sunday school for the ensuing
year Supt. Mrs. Helen Barlow; Asst.
Supt. w. N. Stone; Sec. Alfred Mauer
Treas. Allen Farrell; Librarian, Mil
dred Iyey; Organist, Matte McCor-
mick; Chorister, j. T. Morgans.
Prof. Phil Kolb has been elected
to fill the position Of Musical Director
in the Plattevilie Normal in place OF
Prof. D. Churchill, who has resigned
on account of i'll health and will spend
the winter in California. We con-
graduate Mr. Kolb aud predict that
he will make great success in his
new work.
-Muscoda Watchman: Otto Smith
and Dick Nye were out on hunting
expedition last Saturday and returned
with a choice collection of the differ
ent members OF the burdock family
they also killed a great amount of
game but none was brought back as
the game went off long way to die.
The Rathbone sisters spent very
pleasant evening at pr, gressiue euchre
last Wednesday evening. Mrs Jessie
Star and G.. II. Bashford won first
prizes and Linda Rhodes and Fred
Rafferty, each took second prize. Re
freshments were served by the COM
mittce on refreshments.
Mrs, Geo. Budd, accompanied by
Miss Anna Phillips Of Mineralpoint,
arrived home Saturday after an alb
senceof several weeks visiting Eastern
Star conventions. Mrs. Elizabeth lit
tie Of Portage, Grand Worthy Matron
of Wisconsin, was Mrs. Budd's guest
over Sunday.
DR.. Giasier will be in his Office at
Bloomington on and after Nov. /.
Special attention given to all diseases
Of the eye, ear, nose and throat Eyes
carefully tested for errors Of refrao-
ton and glasses correctly fitted.
Mrs. Mary Woodhouse of Max
well, Iowa, arrived in Lancaster We'd
nesday, whore she will spend several
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. j. S.
Wright. Mr.. Wright went TO Dubuque
to meet her.
The 2nd number on the Lecture
course will be Edwin L. Barker, the
imPersonator in David Copperlield at
Reeds opera house Nov. 8. You will
miss it if you do not hear him.
f. c. Booth has canvassed the
city the past week introducing a Bath
Cabinet. He will return next week
to take more orders if there is anyone
who desires to purchase one.
The W. II. c. are planning a pa
triotic entertainment for the near
future which promises to be some
thing very good. Watch for date to
be announced later
DR.. Glasier of Bloomington has
returned from Chicago where he has
been for some time taking special
work in Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
college Of that city,
Mrs + keenan, and daughter, Miss
Agnes Kenan, returned to their home
in Madison. Monday. after visiting
for couple Of weeks with Mrs. J. T..
Bennett
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F Delaney (nee
Miss Eva Munns) Of Lorenz. Iowa,
spent Tuesday and Wednesday with
Mrs. DeLaney's sister. Mrs c. Cling
rich.
There will be services in the Con-
gregational church next Sunday as
usual. The repairing of the church
viii not be begun until next week.
MIR. Jos. Walker Of Rockville.
was a caller at the Herald office Satur-
day 1t was his first visit to Ian
caster for many years.
A. j. Buss of Platteville was in
the city Wednesday The Herald ac-
knowledges a pleasant call.
-I.ota Budd left Wednesday morn.
ing for Milwaukee aud Manawa. TO be
gone for a month.
Mrs. Nellie Newman expects tC
leave next week for Oshkosh to attend
the Normal.
Alice Wright Went to Kenosha,
Tuesday, to spend few days at KEN
per hall
Mrs. Shirwood OF Galena was tn,
guest Of Mrs. {. W. rockingham thit
week.