Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-11-30

w. II, Decker is home from SUI
perior for few weeks visit with his
family
-. +. Lane arrived home Friday
evening from Keshena, Wis, and will
remain in the city for month.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Barrows re-
turned Monday from two weeks
visit with relatives at Storm Lake,
Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dechow
arrived home last Sunday from their
wedding tour. They report very
pleasant trip.
The eWoodmenn Of Ellenboro are
building new hall 36x46 feet. The
foundation is completed and work
upon the building commenced this
week.
Mr.. Herman Buchner starts next
Tuesday for Wilmar. Thornton. and
Hamberg, Askansas, where he will
visit for about three weeks with his
children.
Mrs. John Leyins spent last week
visiting friends at Montfort and Cobb
She has but recently returned from
Milwaukee, where she spent several
weeks in the hospital taking treat
ment,
Miss Kate MaClay has returned
from her trip in Iowa, and resumed
her work in the office of Dir. Godfrey.
She reports a delightful visit in the
cities Of Waterloo, Iowa Falls and
Earlville.
Judge Geo. +. Carter, who has
been in poor health physically of late,
left foI Oshkosh last Thursday where
he will take treatment at the hospital
for few months. His many friends
here hope for his speedy recovery.
F +. Barnett, the ieweller, has
just received new electric regulator
for his store, which is one of the finest
clocks of the kind now made. Its
case is of cherry and the works are
very simple, being run by battery
which will have to be charged but
once year.
AS H G. Craig and wife of Bloom
ington were coming to this city Sat-
urday night after dark, the horse they
were driving fell off bridge which
they were crossing near Frank Bruce's
on the Little Grant road. The harness
broke letting the horse fall while the
buggy remained on the bridge. Fort
unately neither the horse nor the oc-
cupants of the buggy were injured.
Bloomington Record: Miss Celia
Thornton suffered the removal of
three more needles from her side,
making a total of thirty-nine. She
hopes that this completes the list. 1t
is one of the most remarkable cases
on record 800. Frank Newman re-
turned from the extreme northern
part Of Minnesota last Friday. Mr..
Newman says that when he left there
was snow enough for some sleighing
and the ice was four to five inches
thick.
DIR. g. G. NARROW, one of Lancas-
tiers popular den lists, has lately re-
modelled his dental parlors in the Bax-
ter block, and he now has one Of the
finest offices in the state. The wait
ing room is large and cheerful and
is well supplied with reading matter.
He also has separate apartments for
labratory work and dental surgery,
each department being fitted with the
latest Improvements and conveniences
for good work. DR.. NARROW has been
in our city just eighteen months and
has had very successful business dur
ing that time.
The State, Madison, Wis: The
Electrical Supply Co., OF this city has
just been awarded the contract ofsup-
plying the city of Muscoda, with an
electric lighting system that calls for
about 600 lamps. Ten of these will
be arc lights and the balance used for
commercial and residence illumina-
ton. The plant will be operated by
water power, located at the mill sit
uated on lake about three miles from
Muscoda. The line will have to cross
the Wisconsin river, which is 1920
wide at this point. The village ex-
poets to have something better than
moonlight to depend on after the mid
die of December.
Rev. Alice Ball LOOMS, state
organizer of the Wisconsin w. S.
Association, met some of the ladies OF
Lancaster who were interested in the
subject of Equal Suffrage. at the resi-
dence of Mrs. j. &. Clark and ii club
was formed for study and better
understanding of woman's position
before the law. Officers elected were
Mrs. l.. A. Rhodes, President; Mrs. f.
Morgans, Vice-President; Mrs. P.
Chatiield, Secretary; Mrs. NJ. Clark,
Treasurer. The next meeting viii be
held at Mrs. j. G.. Clark's Monday.