Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-01-25
B. .Hinch of Bloomington was a

come to Lancaster to work in the
shop of Henry Belz.
Mrs VIM. DiVall of Montfort
spent few days of last week in the
city with relatives.
Fast Lynne at Reeds opera house
Friday, ladies' night. Popular prices
10, 20 and 80 cents.
Geo. Hickok Of Bloomington
transacted business in Lancaster Tues
day and Wednesday.
Mrs. r. F. Kinney of Blooming
ton has been spending several days
with friends in the city.
Mr.. Bert Adams of Mt Hope, ex-
poets to so to Missouri in a short time
where he has large farm.
The Lancaster Steam Laundry
was sold last Tuesday at sherilf's sale
to A. r.. Wanezek, of this city.
Music will be furnished at the
Farmers institute in Burton by
brass band occurred for that location.
To-day, Wednesday, occurred the
marriage Of Miss Carrie Muesse, one
Of Lancaster's fairest young ladies, to
Walter Kleinpell OF Cassville.
Geo. Ivey, formerly of Lancaster,
has returned to his old place at the
Lancaster House, after spending the
last six months in Dakota.
Mr.. John Carey Of Bloomington
offers for sale in this weeks Herald
farm consisting Of 100 acres of prairie
land under cultivation See notice in
another column.
-Mr.and Mrs. r. E.Murphey started
for their new home in New York this
Wednesday morning. They take
with them the best wishc. Of their
many friends in Lancaster
-Messrs. Il. Meyer, j. S. Wright,
Rev. I. j. Brown. Arthur Knapp and
Geo. +. Budd attended a meeting Of
the Knight Templars at Boscobel
Wednesday evening.
MIR. George Muessc, Jr, and wife
of Clinton, Iowa, are visiting relatives
in this city. Fred Mucsse, who is at
tending the university IN Chicago is
also visiting his many friends in this
city.
The Lancaster Projecting com
pany have just returned from trip
through Grant and Iowa counties.
They have been giving general salts
faction in the many places where they
appeared
Saturday afternoon the Willard
Go. will give ladies' and children's
matinee at Reeds opera house. Every
child attending will receive a bearti-
ful toy as souvenir. Admission
10 cents to all.
The house and lot belonging to
Mrs. A. Kilbourne is still for sale or
rent. 1t is very desirable piece of
property and Mrs. Kilbourne prefers
to sell the house, but will rent the
whole to desirable renter.
There viii be no lights in the
dwelling houses Of this city until
after s o'clock in the evening for
about ten days, owing to the wear
ing out Of the armature Of one of the
dynamos which has had to be sent to
the factory to be repaired
TIE WILLARD Co. On Tuesday
evening the Willard Stock Co. pre-.
scented the 1.-TWO Orphans" at Reeds
opera house. The play was well rem
dercd, and the company IS deserving
Of large audiences. The different
plays are all staged handsomely, and
the costumes worn are beautiful.
Good, up-to date specialties are inter
spersed between the acts.
Wait for the mammoth free medi-
cine show which opens in The city op-
era house Monday night Jan. 10Th.
Nothing like it on the road. just
think Of it; ten first class actors and
performers, and nothing charged for
seats. Doors open at 1880 Come
early or you will stand mp.
A fake medicine man who repre-
sents himself as an agent for A.C.
Smith, sometimes asan agent for 9th
ers is working throughout the coun-
ty. Mr.. Smith informs the public in
this weeks Herald that he has had no
agent working for him. Mr.. Smith IS
travelling agent for the J. Il. Watkins
Medicine Co.
AGENTS WANTED. 10 sell the
Marsh Reading Stand and revolving
book case. Best Office or Library
article ever pattentee. and sells every
where on sight, at good profit.
Why stand idle with such chance to
make money Ask the publisher 0.
this paper TO show You sample Of this
stand, or write us for full particular
at once. MARRH MFG.. Co.
No. 5l2 West Lake ST, Chicago.
-Mineralpoint Tribune: Mr.. O.G.
Rewey was in the city on Monday in
interest of an independent telephone
line from his town through Miflin to
Mincralpoint. With the proposed line