Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-11-16
Bargains in Underwear and Nit
tens At John Burns.

| DaTSdlnS IN Underwear anu MIL
tens at John Burns.
Anton Weiss of Cassville expects
to spend the winter in California.
Hon. }. +. Ryan and son of NORTH
Ando yer were in this city Saturday.
DR.. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Wednes
day, Nov, %, at Reed'4 opera house
We are informed that the new
dynamo for the electric light plant
will be here in few days.
FOUND: A ladies' glove, undress.
ed kid. Owner can have the same by
calling at the Herald office.
-Rudersdorf & Irish have an ''ad'
this week. They have just received
a car load of Sleepy Eye Flour
Another of Lancaster's popular
young men will be married next We'd
nesday at noon. Notice next week.
Miss Laura Sweeny who has been
absent from w. S.'Lathrop's restaur-
ant for long time has resumed her
position.
On the last page of this paper,
our readers will find 1.-The Hub" adj
vertisement. Read this advertise
ment and see their bargains.
There was dance for the young
peaple in Reeds Opera house Tues
day to watch the, Stellar Bombarb-
ment'" and enjoy themselves.
The music depot OF Mchaells &
Roberts is now located in the BROKER
building west of court house square,
next to Ressmeyer's harness shop.
A special meeting Of Tom Cox w.
Il q. is called TO meet at Post Hall on
Thursday to consider an invitation to
visit the Potosi corps. A full attend
ance is desired
Mr.. JAS. Minor has sold the re-
naming 140acres Of his farm on Little
Grant to Thos. Vincent of this city.
Mr.. Minor expects to move to Mis-
souri, sometime in the near future.
All ladies Of Lancaster and vicin-
ity who are interested in the subject
of Equal Suffrage are cordially invited
to meet in the parlors of Mrs. John G.
Clark at ? ?. NJ, Tuesday, Nov, 21st.
w. J. Nauert of Boscobel,
formerly of the firm of Philips and
Nauert Of this city, and Miss Susie
Elscamp were married at the Catholic
church at Cassville Wednesday morn
ing Nov. Is.
Mrs. +. NJ. Cronin and Mrs Jos.
Nathan gave a progressive euchre
party Friday evening Mr.. T. Calvin
won first prize for gentlemen, and
Mrs. Calvin first ladies prize. IL. c..
Walton and Mrs. F. C. Burr took the
consolation prizes.
Notice-Life insurance companies
will reduce rates 33 per cent to all
who agree to use Rocky Mountain Tea.
Awise measure. 35 cents, Stone &
Hassel and j. T. Bennett.
DR.. Glasier will be in his Office at
Bloomington on and after Nov. /
Special attention given TO diseases of
the eye, car. nose and throat. Ewes
carefully tested for errors of refrac-
ton and glasses correctly fitted. pm
= Bishop McCabe says: II have
heard the Dixie Jubilee Singers with
greatest pleasure. At the Colfax,
Iowa, Assembly they were greeted
with great enthusiasm whenever they
appeared upon the platform. No one
will be disappointed who engages
them for a concert"
The ladies OF the w II. c. are
planning to have a patriotic enter
tainment at Reeds Opera house Fri
day, Nov. a. The main feature viii
be contest between several students
of the High School for a prize. The
programme willinclude sever al select
ions Of music, all Of which will be
patriotic in nature. Wait for it and
we promise you an entertainment
well worth hearing, and YOU will also
help a worthy cause, Remember the
date, Nov. ~
The ladies OF the Lancaster Gem.
etery association. who are arranging
for the bazaar to be held about the
middle OF December, wish TO invite
persons interested in the work Of i'm
Iprovement in the cemetery, although
not members Of the association, to as
sist. Any article either useful or or
namental or money contributed, viii
be thankfully received. Such contri
buttons to be sent on or before the 5th
day of December, to Mrs J. G Clark
President. or Mrs. Chas. rockingham