Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-03-15

alls at Burns.
George Baxter is in Chicago this
week buying goods.
-Thode Sherman of Sitter was a
Lancaster visitor Thursday.
Remember the bargains in laces
and embroideries at John Burns.
-Ephriam B. Cornish Of Blooming
ton has been granted an increase of
pension from 5000 to $500.
A lot Of cheap cups and saucers
are on the way and will be put on
sale in the near future at John Burns
Miss Grace Hancock of Blooming
ton and Mr. Geo. Patterson Of st. Paul
were guests Of Mrs. Jas. McGonigal
Friday.
NOTICE: All accounts due US
must be settled by cash or on APPROX
ed note, on or before April 1st, 1900.
MILLER 4 Son.
-Joeckel Bros. announce a tull
line of new spring goods this week.
See their adyertisemt on another page
giving particulars.
Floyd Stephens returned Satur-
day from Milwaukee where She has
been for the past tive months with
her sister, Mrs. |. II. Terrant
"A liye-months-old child Of Mr..
and Mrs AL Lowell died Monday Of
pneumonia and was buried Tuesday
afternoon from the Episcopal church.
Miss Reah Powers of Fennimore
came down to Lancaster to attend
teachers examination last week, and
is now visiting with her cousin Telah
Calvin.
O-Thomas Richie OF Omaha and
J. II. Richie Of stratton, Nebraska,
who have been visiting in the city for
several weeks, left Tuesday for their
respective homes.
Miss Sadie Moses. who teaches
the second primary, sonth-side school
was 50 III the first two days Of this
week as to be unable to teach. Her
place was filled by Miss Bessie Suttle.
On account Of the illness Of Miss
Brehm, the county institute of the
w. G. T. [. to be held at Fcnnimore
has been postponed for a time. The
dates will be announced in the Herald
later.
Miss Mae Iiannom has returned
from CHICAGO after snendina IONA
time III the wholesale house II y. B.
Fish 4 Co., and attending the direr-
ent millinery openings getting the
latest tyles III Easter hats and bon
nets.
SPRING MILLINERY: We want Won
to take an afternoon to examine our
delightful millinery stock, You need
fully all that time There are more
handsome hats 70 the square yard
here than we ever saw in one store be-
fore Miss MARY WILHELM. #
The masquerade al the Roller
rink last Saturday, vas quite wen at-
tended and the prizes were awarded
u follows: Best character, gentle
man ), Leo Jeide; best character Ia
~ ; oscar y flSii'' come SehtIem'n
l'oioe'' "'elt'i'"P'' comic H'ay 'H"uF"
stephens
Mrs. G. +. Dickinson was called
to Millville last Monday on account
Of the serious illness of her mother.
Mrs. J. c. Parker, who died this
morning, Wednesday, after a linger-
ing illness. Funeral will be held
Thursday afternoon.
Miss Mary Donehue Of LynNville
y IN the city for few days, canvass
ing for The Golden Rule and The
Rule Gold, b. Rev Geo. Shorb. The
lady is blind and is trying in this way
to earn her living, and her friends
here respectfully ask this community
to give her what assistance they can,
and assure us that she is in every
way worthy.
The CITY caucn. held in me civ
opera bonse Monday EVENING PASSED
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T. f. Baldwin was nominated as JUS
tice Of the peace TO succeed Mr.. &. b.