Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-03-16

with j. IL. Cabanis for mayor and A.
L. Brown for supervisor was elected
throughout with the exception of two
aldermen.
Mr.. Henry Knoble. of this city,
who has been suffering for several
weeks with the fatal malady, quick
consumption, died at his residence.
He was buried to-day, Wednesday,
funeral from the Evangelical church.
Parties desiring Laundry work
done may leave orders with l.. G..
Wheeler at the post office book store,
agency for the Madison F. F. f. Steam
Laundry. Basket leaves Wednesday
morning and returns Friday evening
1-4w
A. r. Wanezek has leased Perk
Green's store building on Monroe
street and is converting it into a
laundry. He goes to Chicago this
week to purchase machinery and ex-
poets to begin ope1 ations in about
four weeks.
In the notice of j. F Chisholm's
sale published last week the types
printed that interest at ten per cent
would be charged on time payments,
whereas it should have read seven per
cent. The days of ten per cent rates
of interest have gone by.
Miss Mary Wilhelm and head trim
mer, Miss Alice Woodward, have just
returned from a two weeks sojourn in
Chicago. While there they made a
selection of the choicest and latest
STYLES in spring millinery which can be
seen now at their establishment in
Lancaster.
There will be camp of Royal
Neighbors instituted in Lancaster
soon. This is ladies' auxiliary to
the Woodman lodge, being an insur-
ance order as well as social. All
Woodmen are requested to interview
C. H. Basford who will give them full
particulars.
"A rather small audience greeted
the Cakes comedy company in the
city opera house last week. The en-
tertainment was unique in character
and quite attractive. The collection
of musical goblets was exceptional for
wide range OF pitch and e9uisite
beauty of tone
-"Pharisaism VS. Publicanism" will
be the subject of the sermon in the
Congregational church next Sunday
morning and in the evening the pas
tor will give an address on ''Slngleness
of Aim To those whose vocation
for life is undetermined this sermon
will be especially helpful.
Mr. Jackson. the piano tuner, is
return and finish his spring work in
Lancaster in week or two. If some
genius would appear, able to put the
political wires of the community in as
sweet accord as Mr.. jackson does
musical strings, his services would be
most gratefully appreciated by sym
pathetic public.
Mr.. and Mrs Fl. G.. Walton have
returned from their recent trip to Mil
waukee and Chicago. Honors are
coming thick and fast for Mr. Walton
While away he was nominated for al
derman Oh two tickets and carried off
two second premiums for fine work
at the meeting of the state photogra-
pliers ASSOCIATION. One permium was
a class of work open to all of Wisccn-
sin and upper Michigan.
"A pretty good joke is on one ofLan-
casters very gallant young gentlemen
who went TO PlatteVllle last Sunday to
bring home his best girl and on his
way back got stuck in the mud almost
too fast for extrieation. A good-na-
tured farmer kindly helped them out
OF their dilemma, kept them over night
and next day sent them on their way
rejoicing, Two souls with but a
single thought: two hearts that beat
as one"
A new Womans Relief Corps was
instituted at Bloomington last Saturday
with "A charter members, Differed bv
the following ladies; Mrs Hoskins.
president; Mrs Horsefall, ). v: Mrs.
Bracket. J. v; Miss Cora Sutton.
secretary; Miss Ada Kinney. treas