Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-12-14

Wood wanted at once at this
Office
Read "Hub" advertisement on
front page.
Home made candies and ice cream
for sale at the bazaar.
Attention is called to M. MELON
aids lad" this week. Read it.
The Finest Line of Hand Decorat-
CT China in the city at Weber Bros.
Uncle Jerry Garner is again at
his home in Lancaster after an alb
sence of several weeks.
Mrs. John Stone, who has been
quite i'll for several weeks past is
again able TO be up and around the
house.
There are others, but II. S.
Rhodes has the finest assortment O.
pictures and frames ever brought in
to this city. Call and see them.
do not forget the chicken pie
supper at the City opera house Friday,
Dec. Is. Supper % cents, served
from 5 O'Clock until all are served.
clay Duncan celebrated his
eleventh birthday one day last week
by giving party to twenty-five of his
young friends who had merry time.
If you want a watch, Weber
Bros, jewelers., can sell you the
cheapest. We have the largest stock
and buy direct from manufacturers.
IL ). Rhodes is making special
ty Of pictures and everything in that
line this week in order to make more
room for his usual large stock of holi-
day furniture.
Rev. Will Trowbridge, who is
spending his vacation with his father.
preached a very interesting and in
structiVe sermon in the Congregation
al church last Sunday morning.
Roller skating is quite the rage
again. There were over three hum
dred people at the rink last Friday
night. The Lancaster Cornet Band
plays every Tuesday and Friday night.
DR.. Glasier will be in his Office at
Bloomington on and after Nov. /.
Special attention given to diseases of
the eye. ear, nose and throat. Eyes
carefully tested for errors Of refrac-
ton and glasses correctly fitted. Pm
Cards are out announcing the mar
rage of Miss Sadie +. Mccartney and.
Mr.. JAY Allen Nathan, which will take
place at the home of the BRIDES faith
or, Mr., A. r. Mccartney at Denver
Col. on Wednesday, Dec. 2Oth.
Mr.. Nathan and his mother leave for
Denver today, Thursday
Mr. and Mrs viii Trowbridge
leave today for their home in Calf
ornia, after visiting with relatives
here for one month. Del. Rewey of
Platteyille will accompany them to
remain year
Miss Nellie Burke, former Cass-
vile girl, was married to p. j. Quinn
Of Sherburn Mimi, about two months
ago at Estherville, la. They had kept
their marriage a profound secret until
il was announced through the Sher-
burn paper last week.
The election of officers of Tom Cox
Post resulted as follows Commander,
}. G. Harshberger; c. II. Angus, S. v;
Jno. F. Taylor. j. "; Alex. Ivev, @. NJ.
I. d. Goodrich, Surgeon; f. S. Walker
Officer OF the Day; j. w. Miles, Officer
of the Guard; ID. Schriener, Trustee:
A. c. Morse and VIM. Starr, Delegates.
and IL. Irish and b. Stahl. Alternates
The Imperial Ladies' Quartette
gave an entertainment at Reeds
opera house Thursday evening to
fair sized audience. Their programme
consisted Of many familiar selections
which seemedlto empress "theaudience
especially some of the young men, or
possibly it was their good looks
which made them so popular. If they
ever visit Lancaster again they will
be greeted with full CD house. The
atmosphere Of the hall was some
what frigid,
The following are officers elect of
Eva Camp No. 1904 Il. n. A.. elected
Dec. 9Th. 1899; Oracle, Mrs. Amelia
Dickinson; Vice Oracle, Miss Mary
King; Recorder, Mrs. Mary Woodhouse
Receiver. Mrs. Alice Galloway; Chan
cellor. Mrs. Jessie Starr; Marshall,
Mrs. Ada Nathan; Assistant Marshall,
Mrs. Alice Montpleasnre; Physician.
DR.. John A. Ganlt; Inner Sentinel.
Mrs. Florence Schmidt: Outer Sent. :.
Mrs. Minnie Angus; Manager for three
years, Mrs. Emma MeGonigaI.