Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-04-05
Miss Elma Ellis of Patch Grove

Miss Elma Ellis of Patch Grove
Is visiting at the home of c. F. Dick
inson.
j. Weber, the optician, fits the
eyes properly, and uses the best sys-
tenn.
Stewart Whitney spent several
days in Beloit last week with his
cousin.
M. w. Glasson, OF Hazel Green,
was at the county seat on business
Saturday.
-Chas. Voeltz has resigned his
position as fireman at the Electric
Light plant.
Mr.. Clyde Budworth, who has
been employed in Cassville for some
time past is at home in this city.
Wallace lockwood and Miss
Medley OF Platteville spent Sunday at
the home of Miss Lou Bell in this city.
VIM. Rose of Platteville intends
moving to this city this week. He
will occupy one of Chas. Harvey's
houses.
A son of Chris. Mailman Of Liber-
ty had the fingers of one of his hands
taken off by circular saw one day
last week.
Mrs. Emily Cronin of Platteville
mother of DR.. Cronin of this city died
at Platteville Tuesday night Obitu-
airy next week.
Mrs. Kllbourn fills orders for
Lace Curt aims, Sash Net, and Table
Linens Tapestry and other House
Furnishings Goods.
George Behncke and Fred Vande-
wall are home to spend their vacation.
They are attending Bayless Business
College at Dubuque.
Miss Myrtle Hughes Of Beetown
is visiting in Lancaster for a few
days. She leaves for Stevens Point
Thursday morning where she will
attend the State Normal.
Maple City Self Washing Soap
not only saves the wear OH your
clothes, because less rubbing is requir-
ed. but it saves fully half the labor.
For sale by all grocers.
Two young men were ARRESTED
in Vernon county last week, charged
with soliciting subscriptions for a
magazine that does not exist. They
are +. j. Webster and f. c. McNallv
of st. Paul.
Mrs. Ellis, wife of attorney " H.
Ellis, died at her home in Platteyille.
Friday morning of pleurisy. and was
| buried Sunday. Her husband was
very i'll with pneumonia at the time
of her death. She was relative OF
Mrs. Sam Greene of this city.
A copy of Keith Home Builder"
an illustrated monthly magazine de-
voted to the mutual interests of own
ers and contractors. has found its
way 10 our desk. Each number con-
tains ten of the latest examples of
moderate cost homes. Published bv
Walter j. Keith, Minneapolis
Through an error last week. the
Herald neglected to mention the adj
vertisement of Mr.. Wayne, who is
Offering to the farmers of Grant coun-
ty fine oppc rtunity to insure their
crops against hail and cyclone and
all kinds of storms. Read his adver-
tisement
Mrs. A. Kilbourn is now ready
to fill orders for Racine Hosioserv and
underwear, having just received full
line of new samples. She also takas
orders for the Ladies Summer Dress
Skirts, Petticoats and Mackintoshes. |
Ladies wishing Specials in these
should order early.
The Sentinel Almanac free with
one years subscription to the Milwau-
kee Weekly Sentinel and Wisconsin
Farm Journal, at 75c, or send quar-
ter to the publishers for copy of
the book. 1t contains over six hun
dred pages of General information.
Address, The SENTINEL Co, Milwau-
kee, Wis. Orders for the Weekly
Sentinel and Almanac taken at the
HERALD office.
Last Tuesday morning at an
early hour occurred the death OF Mrs. |
Eliza Torneil of this city, she was IS
years OF age. Mrs Jno. Burns at
whose home she resided is daughter
also Mr.. Jas. McBren, another daugh-
ter Mrs. Ellen Flynn Of La Sale, H..
is expected, Mrs. Torneils death
came to her very.slddenly and unex-
pected, although she he'd been feeble
for some time. Obituary notice next
week.
81, coo in prizes to be distributed
broadcast. Use the letters contain
ed in the text, Upton's Home Compan-
ion, and form as many words as YOU
can, using letters backwards or for
wards, but do not use any letter more
times than il appears in Upton's Home
Companion. For example, up. ton,