Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-10-19

Loretta Grundy has returned Il
her position at Boscobel
WANTED: A laundry girl al
the Lancaster House. 35t2
Mrs. John Westing of Mason City
Iowa, is visiting friends in Lancaster
Mr. Louie Wetter and family, VIII
Kramer and family,Mrs. Louise Kram.
er and Mrs. Louie Stippich spent Sun
day with relatives in PlatteviIe.
Mrs. Louie Stippich and son
Chester, after an extended visit with
relatives in Lancaster, returned to
their home in Wichita, Kansas. on
Monday.
We are pleased to note that Mrs.
d. Schreiner, who has been quite i'll
for the past two weeks, is improving.
Miss Carrie Schreiner came home
from Milwaukee to assist in caring
for her
n Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Ivey left Sat-
urday for two weeks visit at Rock
well, Iowa, with their son DR.. Alex
Ivey. Mr.. and Mrs. Sykes are domi-
ciled at the Ivey home during their
absence.
We wonder what the Audubon
society is doing this yclr2 Judging
from the appearance of the fall and
winter millinery there IS need of
work being done somewhere along
this line.
Married at the residence of the
BRIDES father, Mr., John Lowry Of
Burton, township Of Waterloo, on the
18th Inst, by the Rev. T. j. Brown,
Mr.. John +. Schneider of Miflin, Iowa
county, TO Miss Mary F.. Lowry.
i have again taken the agency
for the Madison +. +. +. Steam Laun-
dry All persons dissatisfied with the
work they are now getting can leave
their laundry with me. All work
guaranteed.-L. G. WHEELER. 32t4
-Platteyille journal: Married at
Galena, Oct. 8, 1899, Miss Elsie Ralph
to A. l.. Longhcnry. Rev. David Cook
performed the ceremony. The young
people both live in Platteville, the
bride being a daughter Of our popular
landlord, 9. $. Ralph.
An exchange says: A printing
Office in little town in Michigan is
always opened with prayer. This is
rare exception to the rule, as from
times immortal it has been customary
for the office to be opened by the
devil and closed by the sheriff.
Mr.. F. w. Freeborn, foreman of
the Lancaster Marble Yard, returned
last Thursday from letter cutting
trip in and about Prairie du Chen
Boscobel and Richland Center Mr.
Freedom is an expert letter cutter
and his services in this line are IN
great demand.
The st. Joseph's Catholic church
at Dodgeylle, was dedicated Thursday
Oct. y, by Bishop Katzer of Milwau-
kee assisted by visiting Fathers.
Rev. Albers, of Lancaster, conducted
Solemn High Mass after the dedic-
ton services. Forty children were
confirmed by the Bishop.
AS Cid Wisconsin Scenes Come
back to me- A new and popular
song that brings back fond recollect-
ions OF childhood days. Ask your
dealer for it. Sample copies sent
postpaid upon receipt of 25c. Pub
lished by the the Thompson Music
Co, 269 Wabash Ave. Chicago.
Mr., VIII Benedict, who for the
past two years has been in the en-
ploy Of w. 5. l.athrop in the baker
business, has accepted position in
Darlington in a large bakery at tina.
iplace, Win is tirst-elass baker and
his thorough and careful work in that
line of business has brought him to
the front rank.
A girl named plain Mary" al
her birth dropped the ..r'' when she
grew up and became Miss MAY. As
she began to shine in social way she
changed the ~ to sc" and signed
her letters Mae. About a year age
she was married and now has dropped
the "e' snd and its just plain Ma. !
That's evolution. Tx.
Mrs. John Baldwin and two child
rem left on Wednesday for Chicago
where they viii meet Mr.. BALDWIN
and from there they will 60 TO Cali
fornia to spend the winter. Mr.. Bald
win has been in hospital in Chicag,
for several weeks and is now i'm
proved enough to take the trip ives
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