Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-01-11

Andover spent few days last week
with Lancaster friends.
Mrs. Ira w. Smith of Fennimore
was the guest Of Miss Rhodes several
days Of last week.
Mrs. Ed. Kerr has sold her farm
one mile west of Patch Grove to Jacob
Brewer of CassyiIle. Mrs Kerr will
move 10 Cassvile.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
+. B. Bitney, died at the home of Mrs.
Bitney's father, Mr.. j. Graves, in
Harrison, Dee. 29th.
Miss Carrie Sohreiner expects to
leave this week for Hudson. Wis. to
spend the remainder OF the winter
with Mrs. Elva Bailey.
jacob Dawson Of Rockville called
on us this week and renewed his sub
scriptions for the Herald which has
been constant visitor TO his home
for the past forty years.
Cassville Index: Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. +. Groom celebrated at their
home New Years day the twenty-iifth
anniversary Of their marriage. A large
number Of invited guests we're dined
and all had good time.
DR.. Glasier will be in his Office at
Bloomington on and after Nov. 1.
Special attention given to diseases of
the eye, ear, nose and throat. Eyes
carefully tested for errors of refrac-
ton and glasses correctly fitted. pm
Miss Alta f. Cushman ofEllenboro
and Mr.. G. +. Bryan of Belmont, were
married at high noon. New Year day,
at the home of the brides father.
The next day they departed for Bel
mont, their future home, where they
were given a reception by the groom
mother
Mr.. James Atkinson and daugh-
ter, Miss Frances, who have spent the
last two years with relatives in Eng
land, returned to their home in North
Andover. Dec. % They sailed in
the Ship leu tonic, on the White Star
line, and accomplished the journey
in ten days; eight days on the ocean,
and two days from New York.
The following officers of the A. +.
and A. NJ. were installed at the reg
ular meeting last Friday evening, Past
Master G. II Nye officiating as install
ling officer: Il. A. Watkins, w. NJ;
W. A. johnson, 5. w; Albert BROKER
-. W.; Il. Meyer, Jr., Treas. G. f.
Budd, Sec; I. J Brown, S. D. L. b.
Goodsell, J D.; w. z. Stone, S. S.
Ed. Walker,J. s.; Fred Halferty, Tiler.
! The new Woodman hall at Ellen
boro is rapidly nearing completion.
Messrs. Sweeny and Richardson of
this city are now plastering the rooms
and it is expected to be ready for the
installation Of their newly elected
officers for the year 1900, on the last
Tuesday Of this month. A grand
ball will be given some time in Feb
ruary
Pick and Gad NJ. p. Rindlaub,
editor Of the Grant County Witness,
at Platleyille, was held up aud robbed
by couple Of footpads in Chicago
last week. The idea Of robbing a
Wisconsin editor seems nonsensical,
and the only way we can account fol
such an Improbable effort. is that
they must have heard him Boosting
OF his circulation.
The following are the officers
elect OF Grant Chapter Il. A. Masons,
for 1890; G. +. Budd, E,H.P.; CHI. Nye
King; Fred Halfcrty, Scribe; r. Meyer
Jr, Treas. T. T. Bennett, Sec; j. S.
Wright, G. OF H. Frank Schreiner,
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?. c.; f. +. Mccoy, X. A. c.; r.. A.
Watkins, NJ Of "; G. H. Bosford,
NJ. NV; Il. S Walker, NJ. of ".
G. rockingham, Sentinel; w. A. John
son. Trustee
The Installation Of officers OF
Calanthe Temple No ?, was held al
Castle Hall last Wednesday evening,
The following officers were installed
Past Chief Lizzie A. Orion, assisted
by Clara Rpodes and Emme McGoni.
gal: p. Chief. Ida Showalter; NJ. f. C
Lncy Weir; + s.. Alice Orion; f. j.,
Francis Cartnew; NJ. OF T., Jessie
Starr; NJ. Of r and c.. Nellie Brennan
NJ. Of F., Ada Nathan; p. Of T., Lou,
isa Joekel; G. Of o. T., Rose Cramer
After the work was done delicious re.
freshments were served BY the com.
mittee aud a pleasant hour was spent
| BY the large number Of members pres
TENT.