Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-03-22
Choice Havana cigars at Hatch

lilly opera mouse thursday
night.
Lathrop's for fine Chocolates and
Bon Bons
Remember the bargains in laces
and embroideries at John Burns.
Evans Nye who teaches at Mus
coda is home for a weeks vacation.
j. Weber, the optician, fits the
eyes properly, and uses the best sys-
TEN.
-Sixty-fve remnants of wall
paper going at half price at Hatch
Bros
The Ladies Aid Society will meet
on Friday afternoon at O'Clock with
Mrs. William Starr.
See the latest pictures at the City
Opera House, Thursday night. Ad-
lHlSSlOH ~ dlV ~ cents
At Reeds Opera House, March
20, 30, and 81. The attraction is the
Peoples Theatre Company.
> Weber the optician, can be
found at Weber Bros iewelry store
by parties desiring his services.
Miss Allie Humphrey closed her
winter term of school at Sitter Fri
day and is at home for few weeks.
Insist on having Maple City soap
if YOU want the best. If your dealer
does not keepit he viii get it for you.
For sale by all grocers.
Frank Baldwin who has been at
tending Bayles Business college at Du-
bulue, has completed his course and
Is now at home.
Lathrop's swee. Home, Cream.
Rye, Graham, and Boston Brown
Bread, % tickets, ST. That's only
cents a loaf Why do you bake2
As labor saver Maple City self
washing soap has no equal and it does
not iniure the clothes. Ask your
dealer for it and try it according to
directions. For sale by all grocers.
The mid-week prayer service in
the Congregational church viii be
held at 1870. During the winter
months il was held at o'clock but
owing to the lcngthening days and
busy times il is deemed wise to make
the change beginning with next
Thursday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schreiner re-
turned last week from trip through
Mexico. They arrived home in time
to have the full benefit Of Our March
blizzard. Mr.. schreiner says the
climate Of Mexico is fine but The
people were almost filthy in habits
especially the cooks as they did not
have a good meal while there
Mrs. Philip Miller has been ap-
pointed committee 70 receive con-
tribulions for the famine sufferers Of
India. Twenty persons sending midi
yidual contributions would swell the
fund by handing their amounts to
Mrs. Miller As the cost Of forwarding
one would cover the cost Of all
Small sums received As gratefully as
the larger ones Teach your child
rem to have love for the sufferers by
giving something TO this needy cause.
George Z Groom, the owner Of
Meadow Farm near Cassyille and one
OF the most successful farmers of this
county, was in the city on business
last Friday. His sale Of fine stock
on the 18Th inst was well attended
and y Of his fine registered jersey
cattle were sold Mr. Groom is
member Of the Republican county
committee which met il the city Fri
day His son Bert Groom, who Is
well known among the teachers Of the
county will graduate from the White
water Normal this year.
"A young man Of this city called
on his lady love one night last week
and remained until quite late. The
young lady's father waiting inpatient
" for the young man 10 take bis
departmental at the same time listen
inc through the register to what was
transpiring below When the Young
man had finished his part Of the pro-
gram. the young lady threw her arms
around his neck and with kiss said,
Jim, you are the light Of my heart.
\ second later the father softly(o) muir
mu Ell, "Put out the light and come
to bed
Darlington Republican journal:
NJ. !. Heindel who lives five miles
southeast Of this city was held up by
two highwaymen near Dunbarton last