Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-03-08

Mrs. 5. 5. elise offers her house
plants for sale.
WANTED: Laundry Girl At tie
Wright House, $1,000 per month
Henry Elwell, Of Cassyille. drove
over Saturday and remained over
Sunday
Miss Grace Budworth went "a
Bloomington sunday for q weeks Wis
it with her cousin nellie Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. +. Orton left for
Scales Mound, III, Saturday after
noon for few days visit with rela-
tives.
Mrs Frank Budd, Of Platteville.
has been attending her mother. Mrs.
Robe who has been very sick for a
week past.
L. 4. Smith Of Portage came TO
Lancaster Saturday on business. and
stopped with his brother. A. c. Smith
until Tuesday.
If YOU want your clothes % be
clean and white, use Maple City Soap
as directed on the wrapper For sale
by all groccrs.
WANTED: Two special agents to
work in Grant county or the New
York Life Insurance Go. Address
with references, l.. r. GIHRENs.
General Agent, McGregor, Iowa.
Try Maple city Self Washing
Soap for washing wooleHs or lace cur
tains It's unequalled for washing
ladies' shirt waists For sale bv all
grocers
We call attention Of. our readers
this week to the story now running
in the Herald. II is story Of the
Philippines written by the noted
writer Brig. Genl. Chas King. You
will find it interesting.
Mrs. Emma Sleep died at her
home at Livingstone Feb. 2lst, after
long suffering, leaving husband and
three sons. The funeral was conduct
ed by Rev. G. Cook and the remains
were laid TO rest in the Linden ceme-
terry
Mr.. II Taylor, Of Bloomington,
roccntly purchased young broncho.
lie hitched it up the other day. fer
the first time; and from what I'm eve
witness to the whole proceeding re-
lateS i was worth the price Of the
animal Just to have seen the fun.
Word has been received by Ian
caster friends, from Mr.. and Mrs. L.
A. Dodd, Of Milwaukee. of the death
Of one Of their twins. last Friday. No
particulars are given Mr. and Mrs.
Dodd have many friends il this city
who sympathize with them in their
bereavement.
STOCK SALE: The undersigned
will sell at auction 1T the stock yards
in Lancaster, Wis, on SATURDAY. Mar.
10. commencing at ! o'clock p. M.
head 81 cow,, All high grade Durham
stock, Of them fresh COWS with
calves, & cows with calf,also, 2-yeal-
hefers with calf, , > ycaI-od steers.
: l-year-old steers ycarling heifers
and - tons Of good hay Terms.
One years timcwillbc given on bank
able paper bearing interest at per
cent ions MCMNnoN
With the March New Lippin-
colt" begins the long promised vet
timely series of papers 10y stephen
Crane on 'rhe Great Battles II the
World" The first paper is devoted
to the '.Brirf Campaign Of New Or
leans" which happens q bear with
marked significance on the Beer Brit
ish war, yet takes its place simply 8
a keen and engaging study Of world
event of the first importance. especi-
ally 10 us Americans. Mr.. Crane ha,
rarely used his mother tongue with
greater charm than III his brief paper
We publish this week,cn another
page an excellent article on the Audi.
bon Society and its work which i,
well worth the attention Of all Herald
readers. 1t was written by one o
LancaSter'S capable women and reaC
before the Women'S club at theil
meeting last week 1t created con
siderable enthusiasm among the la
dies of the club who unanimously ex
pressed wish that mere people nigh
have the benefit Of the information
contained in the paper. We believ,
the time has come when all thinking
people should be aroused upon thi,
subject and lend what aid they can t
save the beautiful feathered creatures
1t is certainly praiseworthy to teact
our children about birds both by pre-
ccpt and example and encourage them
! to observe and protect them.