Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-01-31

JOD VI II
Lester Clifton was Platteville
visitor Sundsy.
lancaster lodges are all in
fourishing condition.
"A large number of people enjoyed
a sleigh ride Sunday.
Miss Lille Stephens is visiting
in Dubuque and Galena.
d. Eastman had business in
Platteville the first fthe week
-Justus Dickinson and Ed Nc
CURE spent Sunday in British Hollow.
Mrs. Bertha Munns and little SON
returned to their home in Fennimore
Saturday.
1t is every printers idea that
man who does not take his coat off
cannot work much.
Religious services will be he'd in
Aupperle school house next Sunday
afternoon at 2:3O o'clock.
To-day Thursday is the final day
in which to pay taxes without the ex-
ira charge of 2 per cent.
Mrs. StIppich of Liberty was
visitor at the home of her father,
Jacob Wagner, on Sunday last.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet
on Friday afternoon with MIS-. Yves
Wier.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Cushman of
Rewey were guests at the home of
Bert Cushman of North Lancaster
last week.
Mrs. Ida King of Iowa Falls ar
rived in Lancaster Monday noon and
is the guest of her sister, Mrs Geo.
Marks, Sr.
"A son and heir is reported to
have been recent arrival at Rev.
Schoenfeld's in Bloomington. Con-
CALCULATIONS.
Mrs. Chas. Weber and children of
Fennimore returned home Friday
afternoon, after spending a pleasant
week with Lancaster relatives.
Rev. Schoenfeld was over from
Bloomington Monday to meet his
brother and his wife who arrived on
the noon train from Dodgeville.
The marriage of Frank Dietzman
OF Rewey and Miss Mary Gunlach oc-
Cured yesterday "wednesday at the
home of the brides parents in Lima.
The Misses Catherine and Ceile
Trentzsch, after having spent month
with Lancaster friends, returned TO
their home in Dodgeville last Monday.
Married at the Congregational
manse, on the 30th inst, by the Rev.
T. j. Brown, Mr.. Earnest 0. Ellis of
Clifton to Miss Myra Dobson of Ellen
boro.
Grant county has thirteen week
ly newspapers. Nine are Republican
in politics, three Independent and
one Democratic All are issued on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
Miss Nettie Eastman, accom-
panied by Mrs. Maggie Grindell Of
Montfort. left Tuesday morning for
sulphur Springs, Arkansas. where
Miss Eastman goes to take medical
treatment.
The Eastman Lumber company is
making some very substantial inn
provements in its yards in Lancaster.
Commodious new sheds are being
constructed and otherwise the yards
are being Systematically arranged for
handling increased business.
Prof Hepburn, the dancing tutor.
is missing and thereby hangs a tale.
la the neghborhood of hundred pu-
pills IN Lancaster, Platteville and
Dodgeville who paid for term of
lessons in advance are more down
hearted over the genlleman's O. de-
parture than the people in general.
Warrants for his arrest have been Is
sued but up to this writing, Louis.
the terp>ichorian wonder. is yet to
be found
The following conversation oc-
CURED in the office OF a local physI-
cian a few days since: doctor. do
80 hate to be vaccinated Will it
leave much 81 scare No Miss. the
scar will never be noticed unless. that
is unless you desire the virus placed
at some point between the femus
shaft and patella. Of course could
operate on the cuticle above the con-
dyle of humeri. but il would be visi-
BILE in decollette. me other only in
bike or outing costume aud then not
unless the balgriggand was short cir
cuited. And She was touched.
Price 30 cents. And the riot COM
i.,,1nnal