Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-02-22

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February both. This dance viii be
given exclusively for Woodmen and
lady friends
The Miller & Son Lumber Com
pany have sold their business in this
city to the Eastman Lumber Company
of Montfort. Mr.. w. H. Miller will
act as agent for northern lumber
company.
Mrs. II. G. Craig expects to Join
her husband at Waupaca this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Craig leave a large num-
Der Of friends both in this city and in
Bloomington who wish them every
success iii their new home.
Rev. Theodore Clifton Of Chicago
viii occupy the pulpit Of the congre-
ga.ional church next Sunday morn
ing The Rev I j. Brown, goes to
DodgeyiTe to preach The church
has been renovated aud will be reop-
ened on Sunday.
II Smith 4 Son, of Sitter have
recently added to their butcher bust
ness, a full and complete line Of Dry
Goods, Groceries. Boots and Shoes.
They are an enterprising firm, and
merit share Of the patronage OF the
community in which they DO business.
joel Pedlar was unfortunate
enough to come in contact with a
telephone "Wednesday noon with such
force and in such manner as to
leave q cash about two inches long on
the left temple We are not inform
ed as 10 the extent Of injury to the
pole.
Monroe Times Rev. Geo. W.
Case received letter today from his
son, Mai, j. / Case dated Jan. 18th,
stating that he arrived at Manila,
Dee. 9th. He is nicely located and
says he is enjoying himself. The
death Of General Lawton is greatly
deplorcd among the officers and sol
diers, and is not known who will
take his place.
The masquerade at the roller rink
On the night Of February 18th was
largely attended. Prizes We're award
ed as follows For most handsome
costume worn by gentleman, W, S.
Lathrop; for most comic costume
worn ~ gentleman, Frank McMahon.
i brakeman On the NV, railroads for
most handsome costume worn BY
lady, Miss Louisa McBrien for the
most comic costume worn by lady |
Miss Hattie Lyens.
The 10th annual session of the
Grand Chapter Of the Q. 4. S. of
Wisconsinis being held in Milwaukee
this week The Royal Arch Masons
hold their meeting at the same time,
which is also the 10Th anniversary Of
the organization Of that order in this
state Those in attendance at these
from Lancaster. are Mr..
and Mrs. Geo +. Budd. Mr. and Mrs.
A. G. Morse. Mrs. g. w. Rockingham,
Mrs } 5, Wright, Mrs. JAS Alder
son. Miss Mary Ennor Of Potosi went
with the party from this city.
Leander Rogers Of TT. Dodge, Ia,
spent q few days Of last week in our
city calling on old friends lie for
merly lived at Fennimere but moved |
to Dakota about sixteen years ago and
from there moved into Iowa. His
errand to Grant county was a sad one
having brought his wife here for
burial She died Of brain trouble at
their home in la, about three weeks
ago. leaving her husband, two sons
and a daughter. an aged mother and
several sisters and brothers to mourn
for her Mrs Rogers whose maiden
name was Emily Luce was well
known and successful teacher 10
Grant county FOR many years. The
writer was one Of her pupils.
Bloomington Records As re-
suit Of The acquisition Of the Stone
drug store III Lancaster ~ Hatch
Bros. J d Hatch and Elgie Ryan
viii 90 to Lancaster and Ora Hatch
and another druggist viii run the
store here .. Lewis Better has
rented his farm in Patch Grove town
ship 10 Frank Proctor OF Mt Hope,
and will shortly move to this village.
He has rented the house occupied by
Mrs Blunt The Beitlers will be
welcomed to our town by large cir
Gle OF friends W. +. Lewis Of
Patch Grove has been having a very
serious time with pneumonia and
pleurisy, His many friends are pleas
to know that he Is better. with good
chances for speedy recovery
Mrs. Harley Sprague and son Albert
Of Beetown returned from New York
last week. where they went to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Sprague's mother.
Deceased was sister of the late Mrs.
j L. Mnodrnff of this CITY