Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-04-26

Paul Jeardeau, ST.. Of Platteville
and son Richard Of Washington, who
holds a position in treasury depart
ment, We're in the city Monday.
The regular fortnightlv meeting
Of the Political Equality Club will be
held At the home Of Mrs. Jas.F. Rhodes
Monday, April 3o,at $50 o'clock.
The Rev I. J. Brown viii dis
course on the following subjects next
Sunday; Morning Coward and Up
ward. Y Evening. ASPECTS of a
Guilty Conscience
Mrs. Ellen Flynn left for her
home in LaSalle H.. Tuesday after
noon after spending several weeks in
Lancaster visiting her sister, Mrs.
John Burns. and other relatives.
DR.. j. Il. Reed will be absent
from his dental Office next week from
Monday morning until Friday noon.
He will attend meetings of the Iowa
State Dental society and Southern
Wisconsin Dental Assn, to be held at
Dubuque and GAINESVILLE respectively.
Miss Grace Budworth of this city,
daughter of Marshal Budworth, was
united in marriage at Dubuque, April
L, to Mr.. Henry Elwell of Cassville,
by Rev. F. Z. Hopkins, Congrega-
tional clergyman. Lancaster friends
extend congratulations and best wish
es
-Beggar Prince Co. tonight at the
City opera house in Girohe-Giloila,
a beautiful comic opera in three acts.
Elegant Spanish costumes. beautiful
stage effects, specialties and illustrat-
ed songs. Prices 25c and soc for gall
lery and reserved seats. respectively
Don't mis-, seeing this excellent COM
pany tonight.
James Dugdale. an experienced
printer who has been employed at
Platteville for number of years, has
accepted the position as foreman Of
the Herald office and pulled his sleeves
and donned his apron for the first
time here Monday Mr.. Dugdale is
we'll versed in the business and all
work entrusted to his care we assure
our patrons will be executed in the
highest style Of the art.
During performance given BY
the Willard Dramatic Co., at Amhurst.
Wis. on saturday evening, April IL.
lamp was overturned which set
fire to the building and caused a loss
of about $4,000. Minnie Willard Of
the company was seriously burned
and another actress wa, injured bv
being tramplcd upon in the rush e
escape from the hall
Shullsburg Pick and Cad Mrs.
Helen NJ. Budd Worthy Grand Ma
iron of the Eastern star 81 the state
OF Wisconsin, visited the Shullsburg
Chapter asst Tuesday evening. The
work Of the order was exempliiied by
the initiation Of three candidates and
the Worthy Grand Matron compli-
mented the officers very highly for
the manner in which the work was
performed Miss Annie Philips Of
Mineral Point, Past Worthy Grand
Matron. accompanied Mrs. Budd and
received a royal welcome.
There is no economy in buying
cheap soaps. Most all yellow or
brown soaps contain large per cent
of rosin as filling. Rosin has no
washing properties whatever but is
used only in soap as a filler and to
make it cheap. Maple City Self
Washing soap is strictly pure and
will 90 much farther than any rosin-
filled soap and do better work 1t
saves a vast amount of labor ana is
much easier on the clothes than so
much rubbing Try it as directed ON
the wrapper.
Melrose Chronicle John Manbcl
of Lancaster. Wis, who purchased
twenty-eight fornes of land ab1u
seven miles castof mere Last fall. ar-
rived II Black River Falls Yesterday
with three car loads 81 goods. iuc.aa-
Ing tfty-sjx bead 81 horses and cattle.
farm implements etc ~reeral men
also came with him and have gone to
the ueu possessions t. commence i'm
proving il the way d baldi0g break
lug. ete. Mr.. Mauke saws THAI others
from Grant county are coming Up
soon 10 look at some 81 tae land iu