Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-04-06

of this issue but will appear next
week.
Miss Edith Godfrey Of Benton has
been secured as teacher for Dyer
school
DR. Gault has moved to the Mrs.
VIM. Baxter place on north Madison
street.
Miss b. j. Schloesser is IN Chica-
90 this week selecting large line Of
summer millinery.
C W Knapp has returned from
his eastern trip improved in health
but not strong yet.
Mr.. A. G. Knapp is sufficiently
recovered from his recent illness to
attend to business again.
IF you desire to borrow money
call on or address w j. Brennan,
Lancaster, Wis, for terms, rate Of
interest, etc.
Il. Alt & Son have for sale a car
load OF choice potatoes which they
will sell at reasonable prices. Call
early to get your pick.
-"Uncle" Divall and F. w Free
born, foreman of the marble shop, at
tended Easter service in the Congre-
gational church last Sunday evening.
Grand Millinery Opening at Miss
b. }. Schloesser's Thursday, Friday
and Saturday, April -, II and 10.
A large line of pattern hats and bon
nets. 7w2
Misses f liza and Blanche Atkin-
son of North Andover accompanied by
their brother, Otto Atkinson, spent a
few days this week with Lancaster
friends.
Mrs. Bradley, nee Annie Brown,
arrived from California with the baby
last Thursday for visit with her
brother, H. w. Brown and other
friends in this city.
james Belscamper has removed
from the Hurricane OF within three
miles southwest of Lancaster. lie
now occupies a house belonging to
Henry Belscamper.
Lee Morrel started for Chicago
Saturday morning. From there he
goes to Kansas and and other points
west to visit relatives. He will be
absent six weeks.
Lancaster home talent will pre-
sent the .Old Maids Convention at
Reeds opera house in the near future.
1t is the funniest thing out. Watch
for more extended notice later.
Mr.. Otto Atkinson who has spent
the past four years in Dakota has re-
turned to his home in North Andover
for few weeks visit, after which he
will return to The Land of the De-
kotos.
Misses Berna and Mary Campbell.
who had been visiting their cousin,
Mrs. James McBrien, in this city for
six months past, returned to their
home in Horton. Kansas. to-day, We'd
nesday.
Married April 1, 1899, at the
home of Mr.. Andrew Eastman in this
city, the grandfather of the bride, by
the Rev. r. j. Brown, Mr., John Smith
t. Miss Laura Pritchett, both of Bee
town
Mr. Bert Brakett who has been
making,a ten days visit in this vicin-
ity returned home this week. He and
his mother are living at Colesburg,
Iowa, where they have been conduct
ing general store.
Friday, p. M, April eth the
Ladies Missionary meeting will be
held in the social room of the Congre-
gatlonal church. A cordial invitation
is extended to all. No one is expected
to take part. except those assigned for
each month.
On Thursday and Friday of last
week DIR. Gault examined 40 appli-
cants for insurance in the Modern
Woodman lodge of Lancaster 1t is
said that the present boom in insur-
ance business is due in part to the
prevalence of lagrippe
Although we have sold a large
mum Der OF hats and bOnnets this spring
we wish it understood that there are
still other fine hats and bonnets at
our millinery store as we are receiving