Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-04-18
Grist Of the Week. Local and Otherwise

these DAYS
John Lane returned to Keshena
last Saturday
The paper hangers and painters
are busy these days
Lon Wayne had business in Mont
fort the first Of the week.
-Chas. Edwards OF Linden was a
Lancaster visitor sunday.
Miss Nettie Welsh Of Galena was
the guest Of her mother over Sunday.
-Rememb Der the circus and dance
Thursday night al Reeds opera house.
Lester Bidwell went to Chicago
with three fine loads of cattle Tues
day.
Miss Anne Pink is visiting her
brother, Frank Pink, in Cobb this
week.
-Thos. Hore has purchased the
farm of the late Thos. Peacock in Lit
tie Grant
). W. Miles is in Juneau county
this week in the interests Of the Wood
man lodge
Misses Emma Venerable and
Della Medley of Sitter were in Lam
caster Saturday
Prince Romiro" is a BRIGHT.
witty comedy for intellectual people.
Don't fail to see it.
Street Commissioner Budworth
and large crew Of men are engaged
in cleaning up the streets.
Mrs. Herman Fritz Of Sitter was
the guest of her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Alcorn. in the city portion
OF last week.
The Ladies Aid society will meet
on Friday afternoon at o'clock in
the church parlors, Refreshments
will be served.
You will forget your troubles il
you see Ed Redmond in the high-class
comedy, prince Romiro, and enjoy
good singing and dancing.
-Bountiful showers Tuesday night
set things a-growing in fine shape.
The grass has already taken on it:
spring dress and the trees are bud,
ding.
Mrs. c. W. Loney died at Fenni.
more Monday. Deceased was fifty
five years of age and a pioneer resi-
dent of this county. Her husband
survives.
Married at the home of the
brides sister. Mrs. Asa Cooley, oil
the 18th inst, by Rev. I. j. Brown
Mr.. August Christensen to Miss Edn;
Stanley.
j. r Wilkinson of Platteville
transacted business here Friday. Mr.
Wilkinson but recently returned
from Mobile, Ala, where he spent the
winter months.
-Thompson's Comedians come to
the City opera house Monday, April
29th, for weeks stand. AS enter.
tainers they have but few equals and
they are worthy of your patronage.
From a Slave to a College Presi-
dent" or lessons from the Life OIL
Booker I. Washington" will he the
subject CT the sermon in the Conore.
gational church next Sunday evening,
Those who have subscribed for
the Burlesque Cicus Thursday even
ing will have their tickets honored at
the door, and same are also good fol
the dance following the show. Regu-
lar prices 1920 30 cents
-Joeckel Bros. display window
is adorned with gentlemen ; shirt
waists. along with the other up-to-
date furnishings. Just wait until its
warm enough to shed our coats and
vests, and you won't know US.
County Clerk Griilis' face Is some.
what disfgured. Whether his ap.
pearance is due to frost on Sinners
creek or to a trip he took in company
with County Treasurer ScheinpHug
into the wilds Of Little Grant is the
question that is puzzling his numer-
Gus friends and was incidentally the
subject of all manner of Jest in court
house circles the fore part Of the
week. That mustache l wore was
not Of gigantic nature, but now
that it's discarded you fellows appear
to be borrowing considerable trouble
about it. . he remarked in that good
natured manner all his own Monday
when some unusually comical pun
had been shot his way.
Lyman CorpIan. young man re-
siding at British Hollow. imbibed too
freely of that which inebriates