Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-05-03
II Tuesday is the Bonham SINE.

Mrs, MARY hBey Is visiting IilgL-
land friends this week
Interesting additional local mat
ter can be found on page six
Edible and Kittie. Rewey Of Platte
vile spent sunday in this city.
Atty. Philippson OF Bloomington
was a visitor in town Tuesday.
H G. Nathan and family passed
sunday and Monday very pleasantly
at Dubuque.
The new city hall at Whitewater
was dedicated with suspicious cere-
monies Friday.
The contested claim for insur-
ance policy of Fred Auchter has been
paid by the NJ. W. A.
). Schreiner 4 Son have the pref
test window in town this week and
it is worth your time to see.
Attorneys j. j. Seaman of Fenni-
more and ID. j. Gardner of Platteville
had business in county court Tuesday.
Note the new advertisements in
this issue of Weber Bros, B. F. Eisen-
bise, Rudersdorf Il Kemper, Jos
Smith, Duncan Bros. and John
| Dechow.
Mrs. j. c. Ziegler, daughter OF
Mrs. Alfred Bark of this city, returned
to her home in St. James, Neb., Tues
day morning after visit of several
weeks in Lancaster.
DR.. j. H. Vivian died at his home
in Mineral Point Sunday, aged IS
years. Deceased was a surgeon in the
Civil war, a member of Wisconsin
legislature, for one term and hello
many positions Of public trust.
Michael Grew, an Illinois Contra
brakeman, was struck by a bridge
near Scales Mound early Thursday
morning and death resulted shortly
after. The unfortunate man resided
at Dubuque and leaves wife to whom
he had been married less than year
AT meeting of the city council
Tuesday evening it was voted to cree
a bandstand in the Court House park
and work on same will commenc,
soon. The band boys especially APP
preciate this generosity on part of thu
city fathers, and the structure vii
improve the appearance of the square
r. d. blanchard of Boscobel VIII,
went to the Philippines as first lieut.
enant of Company c, 3Sth regimen
of United States Volunteers, has beef
, appointed collector of customs at Bat
, anzas. Lieutenant Blanchard has
large force of clerks under him, AM
, the government will build custom
house this year.
The Woman's club will hold
regular meeting tomorrow, Friday
important business is to be transacted
including election of officers. Be pre-
pared to respond to roll call with
current event. Topic for discussion
is Clown Improvement, and pape
on this subject viii be read by Mrs
Black.
Saturday wa he 18th anniver
sary of the marriage of Mr.. and Mrs
George Reynolds, and their many
friends took advantage of the oppor
tunity to meet with them at theil
residence in the southern portion d
the city. The occasion was a most
enjoyable one, and innumerable were
the congratulations and best wishe:
extended to the esteemed couple.
The Lancaster Cemetery Improve
ment Association announces that
they are prepared to take orders sol
the care of lots and any other work
desired. All wishing the association
to take care of their lots, must leave
their names and money with the treas,
urer, Mrs. Alex Ivey, or if more con
venient, at Ivey & Webb's store, All
lot owners are requested to either
care for their own lots or place then
in the hands of the association, a.
neglected lots are a blot on the beau
ty and attractiveness of the cemetery
and detract from the beauty Of it
The terms are moderate, placing il
within the means of everyone to have
their lots cared for, and it enable,
the association to make more i'm
provements each year.
FOR FINE chocolates go to Lath
rop's.