Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-04-05

Baxter and Draper have an in
tefesting advertisement on page one.
Mrs. Geo. Gibbs spent last week
with her daughter Mrs +. J Lang al
Ipswich m
Ray Flynn is filling Chas Benoy's
place at the round house Mr.. Benoy
i taking a short vacation.
If You want yon clothes to be
clean and white. use Maple City Soap
as directed on the wrapper. For sale
by all groccrs.
Lathrop's Swee. Home, Cream,
Rye, Graham, and Boston Brown
Bread, - tickets, 81 That's ONLY
{ cents a loaf Why do you bake9
Ii the last issue 81 the Herald
the type in the warcrworks list cut a
caper and said Mrs W. Barstow was
a subscriber. when it should have
ptcl Mrs. W. Barlow.
Jefferson street. Millinery one
Block south q The Post Ollce. Any
thing and everything il new millinery
OR Opening continues during the
season. MH5. PuEBE i. BLACK.
-LoSr: Near Porter's bridge a
very fine fur driving mitten, was lost
there over a week ago, finder request
ed to leave the SAM III the Herald Of
flee and receive reward.
The date for the Judge Mills Con-
test is for Friday evening, March 10.
There are eight entries in the contest,
four girls and four boys, and the pro-
gram viii also include singing. It
has been determined to charge a small
admission.
-YorR SPRING HAT. must now be
your consideration. Winter Is over.
Before you think Of buying, come in
and see the handsome exclusive, styl-
ish designs we have prepared for you.
i costs nothing TO look, and will
save time and money for You.
Miss MARY WILHELM
Mr.. Dwight Oliver accompanied
by his wife and three children, arriv-
ed 10 Lancaster last Tuesday morn.
ING from Dennison, Texas. Mr.. Div
er is well known in this section of the
country, As the name Of divers Mill
IS very familiar to to nearly all, which
he was closely associate! with for many
years lie expects to engage in farm
ing 4 few mile. north Of Lancaster.
April 9Th. the regular meeting of
the Woman n Club. Program: Roll
call Incident or quotation having re-
ference to the name of a tree; paper.
The Use and Preservation # trees.
Mrs. Carter; paper, Historical Trees.
Mrs. Martha ShowaIter; paper His
tory Of Arbor Day. Mrs Lizzie Me
Gonigal: Current Events, Mrs. Bren-
nan.
Now i the time for the public
spirited citizens 81 Lancaster 70 be
agiiating the question of band
stand in the court yard The band
boys are deserving Of a good band
stand, one that il lighted with cleo
tric lights, as they have shown
IN the past several years that they
are willing e give their best ef-
forts for the entertainment of the
inhabitants Of our city, and through
the coming season with several bio
days ia view il seems as thoarh
there should be 4 bandstaod erected.
Mrs. Jas Anderson attended the
wedding Of Miss Evelyn Lawther and
Rev. Owen u. Odell at Dubuque last
Thursday. The bride i the ! oungest
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Law
ther and il well known to many in
this city. The groom is pastor Of the
Second Presbyterian church Of Du-
buqne The groom's father, Rev
Joseph Odell, who had come from
Burlington. England, to perform the
ceremony. read the beautiful ring SER
wee, and blessed the son and new
daughter. They left for Chicago
At l;l5 the same day.
Conductor Barrett Of Milwaukee.
who runs The passenger train between
Lancaster and Milwaukee. is peculiar
" fitted to play a good joke on an u
saspecting victim and at the 50 J
time keep very sober countens :.
The other day he GOT hold Of a 4
fine p candy and made Mine st
DiVall present of the box and its
contents. OF course the boarders
and guests We're invited to share with
the host the delicious candies, and
this is what they found: One had a
good-Sized piece Of soap: another,
cayenne pepper: another cork, etc,
all coated over with fancy chocolate.
1t was all an April-fool joke. A good
one though