Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-12-14
The BEST sawfiling at Ed. Hyde's.

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Editor Brooks OF Bloomington
spent Thursday in our city.
An elegant line Of gents neck
wear at c. H. Basford's & Co.
Winifred Greene of Edmund,
visited her aunt Mrs. S. Greene last
week.
IF YOU want Ring, Weber Bros,
Jewellers, have Five Hundred patterns
to show you.
The Roundabout club will meet
with Mrs. c. r. Showalter Saturday,
Dec 16 at 7:30.
Miss Anna Pittenger of Mt Ida,
visited the past week with her cousin
Miss BERTHE Miles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Abrahams
and sons of Bloomington spent Sat
urday in Lancaster.
Attend tie entertainment at the
City opera house on Thursday even
ing, Dec. ii. Admission 10 cents.
"A very line line of handkerchiefs at
c. H. Basford & Co. Price from one
cent each up to as high as you wish.
The second evening of the bazaar
the ladies will serve chickens pie
supper for % cents from O'Clock on.
Before securing your Christmas
gifts, call and see Tyrza Mitchells
paintings, pen sketches and fancy
articles.
HOUSE FOR SALE: Mrs. John
Levins offers her residence on the
corner Of Hickory and Taylor streets
for sale. Alta
Weber Bros. can save you the
middle mans profit in Watches, jew
elry and Silver Ware. We buy direct
from manufacturers
Mr.. John Huhnstock has sold his
farm of 200 acres lying three and one
half miles northeast of Lancaster to
Mr.. Tom Mcmahon of Harrison.
-Benie Wallis, aged IL years, son
of ex-Sheriff Wallis, was killed at
Mineral Point Dec. 9th by being
thrown from a wagon by switch
engine.
About thirty football enthusiasts
from Lancaster went to Madison Sat
urday to witness the defeat of the
University team by Chicago. Score
II 20.
The regular meeting nights of the
A. +. and A. NJ. lodge has been chang
ed to the LIST and 3rd. Fridays of each
month. Friday Dec. 18th. is the an
nual election OF officers.
We call attention of the farmers
to our clubbing list of farm papers on
another page. Many are taking adj
vantage Of this offer; why not You?
Call and get sample copies.
Mr.. J. W elise of Seattle spent a
day recently with his mother, Mrs.
elise and sister, Mrs. j. c. Nathan.
He was on his way home from the east
where he had been on business.
Officers elect of the Rebekah
Lodge are: Noble Grand, Lucy Weir;
Vice Grand, Kate Greene; Reed. Sec,
Mary Mccormick; Fin. Sec, Ocea
Basford; Treas. Mrs. j. Schreiner;
Trustee, Emma OVAL.
The next meeting Of the Political
Equality Club will be held at the home
of Mrs. Morgans Monday, Dec. IS, at
2P. NJ. All women interested in the
work Of Equal Suffrage are cordially
invited to meet with the club.
-''Johnnie Doubter,'' beautiful
Christmas cantata, is in process of
preparation by the children of the
Congregational Sunday school and
will be rendered on the Satur-
day evening preceding Christmas.
Further particulars in next weeks
issue.
Mrs. Ida Wagner of Denison,
Texas. is spending a few months with
her father, Mr.. John Clegg of Bloom
ington. She has been visiting her
husbands parents, Mr. and Mrs. Phil
ip Wagner, and other relatives of this
city for the past few weeks, returning
to Bloomington last Thursday
All parties knowing themselves
in debt or having accounts against
the firm of j. Nathan & Sons, will
please call and settle same before Jan.
lst., 1900 as on that date the business
changes hands, and we desire COM
plete settlement. Thanking the peo-
pie for past patronage. and same will
be appreciated by the new firm
Respectfully, j. NATHAN & Sons. 1872.
Sunday was dismal and few at
tended church. In the Congregations
al church the offering for foreign mis-
sions was only $500 in consequence
OF slim attendance and the pastor
wishes all members who have not con-
tributed to hand their contributions
TO R. A. Watkins, treasurer. as soon
as possible that the entire amount
may be RENTED to the national
treasurer