Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-03-01


with Mrs. William Miller.
The Woman's Club will meet
Friday, March ?. Roll Cali, bird in
cident u quotation. paper Audubon
Society, Sketch of Audubon Discuss
ion =. Current events
Miss Mary Wilhelm and trimmer
Miss Allie Woodward who have for
ten days past been looking up spring
styles il Chicago, returne last Tues
day
Mrs. Althea Kilbourn is agent for
the Racine, MADE to Measure Under
wear" the best thing on the market.
She has full line Of samples Of the
same and respectfully soicits your
orders.
The Burton Band, lately organized
in that burg, will give a baskct-soeial
at the Town Hall at that place on Fri
day, March 9th, to when every body
is cordially invited The baskets will
will be sold and the proceeds to 60 to
help pay for the instruments Of the
new band Of eleven pieces. Come and
have q good time and help the boys
along 2t
The Geo. Damn Mill and resi-
dence were sold this week, Jacob
Schuster Of Lancaster and Herbert w.
Kann formerly Of Guttenburg being
the purchasers. The property was
sold for $1,000 and possession given at
once. The new firm will operate the
mill and expect to run feed store in
connection. Mr.. kann will move in
to the house Thursday.
F T. Clifton and wife of P,atte-
vile were in the city Monday % at
tend the funeral OF his aunt, Mrs.
Clifton. While conversing with him
he told Us that he was an eye witness
to the explosion Of the powder mills
Saturday while on his way home
from town Mr.. Clifton expects to
move to Ellenboro next week.
Mrs. G. W. rockingham gave a
'.Grand" card party Tuesday evening
to twelve ladies' A special feature Of the
evening was giving Il prize TO the
most agreeable player. OF course all
the ladies were 50 agreeable that it
was impossible to decide WHO should
have the prize SO it was decided by
lot. Tossing the Pancake" was a
part 81 the program and was much
enjoyed by the Merrie company
Managers Burr, Nathan and smith
Of the City opera house announce that
they have booked the original and
only genuine pictures Of the Jeffries-
Nharkey contest. They viii appear
here March g 1900 remaining for one
night only as the demand for the
pictures throughout the country is
such that they cannot appear in one
town more than once. All who adj
mire athletics Of enjoy i marvellous
exhibition Of motion pictures should
not fail to see them.
There i 10 economy in buying
cheap soaps. Most al yellow Or
brown soaps contain large per cent
Of rosn as filing Resin has no
washing properties whatever but i
used only in soap as filler and to
make il cheap. Maple City Self
Washing soap i strictly pure and
viii % much farther than any rosin-
filled soap aad do better work. 1t
saves vast amount of labor and Is
much easier on he clothes than 50
much rubbing Try it as directed on
the wrapper.
-Dial-Enterprise: Eight thousand
railroad Ties have been purchased at
Woodman this winter Competition
brought the price up 70 the top notch
Mr.. Kelley scared in the neighbor-
hood Of six thousand alone, while
James Bohan purchased two thousand
Mrs 9. Il. and Mrs. $ Il.
Walker took their departure for Oak
land, a., Monday morning in answer
to telegram announcing the serious
illness Of the formers two brothers,
Hiram and Aretus Iough. They will
be absent about two weeks j. z.
Walker is in Missouri in the interests
Of the rural mail delivery.
Harry &. Altizer Of Sparta, Dis
trict Attorney of Monroe county, is
having troubles Of his own. lie
served 4 complaint for libel suit
against the editor Of the Lacrosse
Morning Chronicle The trial was
completed Tuesday, though the YER
diet has not yet been announced The
suit i, somewhat sensational and is as
follows Mr. II. G. Altizer seeks to