Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-04-13


ed TO their home in New York City,
Tuesday. April II.
MIR. Jacob Dawson Of Rockville
was Lancaster visitor Tuesday. He
is one OF the Herald's Oldest subscrib-
ers having taken the paper regularly
for forty-seven years.
M. c. Sabins OF Hickory Grove is
the first to claim wolf bounty this
spring. The scalps OF little fellows
were laid before Clerk Dickinson last
Monday, worth So apiece.
Agents wanted at once for the
Realty Revenue Guaranty CO. 70 list
lands and buy options on crops.
G. H. FANNoN,
Rockford, I'll
John Weber, in the employ Of
Thos Webb, has bought the Mrs.
Browning house in the southeast part
OF the city and will move there the
coming week.
Mr.. j. II. Nattrass of Darlington,
county superintendent OF Lafayette
eounty,swas elected president of the
Southern Wisconsin Teachers associ-
alton at its recent meeting in White
water
Walter Brennan has decided not
to build on the lots adjoining super
intendent Nye's residence, but has
purchased lot OF Henry Muesse near
the depot wherein he will erect new
house.
Geo. Dyer, druggist at Boscobel.
has taken partner who starts next
Monday. Eugene Whitmore, of Lam
caster, who clerks for Dyer, is uncer-
tain as to whether he will continue in
the position.
Mr.. Fred Hagan, fireman on the
Milwaukee passenger train, will move
his family from Madison into Joe
Kern's house this week. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hagan are now stopping at the
Lancaster house.
Mrs. Jennie +. Kinmore of Bara-
boo, will address the citizens OF Lam
caster on Scientific Temperance In
struction," April "a or 26. Press
notices later. Mrs Kinmore is presi-
dent third district, w c. T. U.
Arrived at the house of VIM. lay
lor near Livingston, April 1st, a
bouncing baby boy. Mrs. Taylor is a
sister of Mrs Geo A. DiVall. Mrs. Di-
Vail spent last week at the home of
her sister caring for the new arrival.
Alex. Ivey, Jr., and Roy Giffen
are both home from Chicago having
completed their courses in dentistry
graduated with honor. They expect
to find localities and stick out shin
giles soon. Success to them they are
worthy of it.
The 18th quarterly meeting OF the
p. Nj. church VIII be held at Mt. Zion
at one o'clock. April %; as there is
important business to come up at
this meeting, full attendance is de-
ired. wILLIAMsEDwARDs, Pastor of
Little Grant circuit.
The city council at meeting
completed the list of appointments
for the ensuing year. Albert Bud
worth was reappointed marshall and
street commissioner; John Miles was
appointed city weighmaster. Gus
Posey will continue to act as night
Waterman.
The Lancaster Steam Laundry is
about to spring from its ashes,
Phoenix like, better and more COM
plete than ever Mr.. Wanazek has
been in Chicago and other cities for
several weeks Investigating latest and
best methods and machines in the
laundry business. His brother-in-
law, Mr.. j. j. Healy of Joliet, H., re-
turned home with him to superintend
the erection of the new plant and the
placing of the machinery. Work has
already begun on the new plant.
After all that has been said and
done it now seems that MIR. q. b.
Wheeler will hold the office of police
justice for another year and that Mr..
Baldwin cannot legally qualify owing
to his having been elected when there
was no vacancy. There Is little
humor in the situation when you view
it at the proper angle. One year ago
Mr.. John johnson was elected police
justice for two wears; he lid not quail