Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-07-06

Mrs. LeVan and daughter Of Du
I buque are visiting at the home Of IL
G. Nathan in this city.
Mrs C. W. Ray and Miss HANNAH
Peacock spent Friday with their frienc
Mrs. Maggie Winners in Potos.
Anyone desiring q canary birc
should call 1T this Office and be tolC
where some choice ones are for sale
The Ladies' Aid society of III,
Congregational church will meet on
Friday afternoon with Mrs. S. r
Greene.
! -DR McElwee. the successful
medical specialist, will visit Lancaster
at the Grand Central Hotel on Friday,
July II.
Mrs. Ann Cover Of this city leaves
today, Thursday. foran extended visit
with her son Joe Cover at Ashland,
Wisconsin.
Mrs John r. Dopf, nee Name
stone, OF Rockport, Mo, will sing at
the Congregational church at the
morning service noxt Sunday.
Mrs Eta Iannum- Elliot Of Earle
Grove, Iowa, arrived home Tuesday
for several weeks visit in Lancaster.
Her husband is expected in about a
month.
-WANrEp-Competent girl for
general homework. Apply at resi-
dence Of Frank Schreiner Or al the
store Of }. Schreincr & Sons. Lancas-
ter, Wis.
Mrs. S. Mitchell and grandson,
Richard Falley, left Lancaster last
Sunday afternoon bound for Waupc-
ton, Da., for visit with Mr. Fred
fallcy ana other friends.
Water in the cemetery has become
an established fact, a great conven-
fence for those who care to take flow
ers and plants 1t is To be hoped
that the society will deal vigorously
with offenders who rifle the graves Of
flowers and blooming plants
An EXCHANGE tells of the disasters
that overlook three of its non-paying
subscribers as follows: "Last week a
delinquent subscriber said he would
pay Saturday il he lived. He's dead.
Another said: III see you to-mor-
row." He's blind. Still another said:
81 hope TO pay this week or 90 TO the
devil" He's gone.
Every day for the past week we
have noticed teams loaded with black
walnut logs passing through town to
the depot. They come from the farm
of G. T. Langridgc and are being
shipped to Milwaukee and Indiana
for manufactures. There is also a
quantity being shipped from Platte
Vile.
-R. s. Morse Of Bcetown was a
caller Friday. lie informs us that
his son, Chas. Morse. with Gen.
Funston of the LIST Montana Rcgi
ment, now in the Philippines, were
ordered home last Sunday. and will
probably reach home about Septem-
Der LIST. Mr.. Morse has not been
home since he left Beetown seven
years ago
Dial Enterprise: While umpir-
ing the game OF baseball Friday AL
bert Muilley was unfortunately in the
direct course Of foul tip ana receiv-
cd the swift ball in the face His nose
was broken in consequence of the
blow Married: Mr.. Herbert T..
Rice, OF Marietta. and Miss Caroline
L1mpcrt, of Marion. were united in
marriage in this city Sunday, June
p. 1899, Rev. /. Crouch officiating
Many friends extend congratulations
"A beautiful monument was placed
on Register of Deeds Geo. Tnnley'
lot in the Boscobel cemetery by HON
rich and Iehner this week.
-Cassville Index A thousand
tons Of gravel. dirt and rock were de-
liyered free Of freight charges al the
head of Arthur street near Bluif this
spring. The heavy rains which fell
at odd times during during Nav and
June washed down from the hollows
everything movable along the
streams right-of-way and lodged part
OF the burden at Bluff bridge. The
stun is now being used for crossings
and some OF it dumped into low
places in the streets Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. +. Groom were guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Jos. Hurlburt at Lancaster
Saturday First communion was
administered Sunday at ST. Charles
church in this village to class oI
twentv-one. fourteen hovS and sora,