Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-02-14

ton on business 1utsuaA.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
on Friday afternoon at o'clock with
Mrs. W. F. Joeckel.
Note the '.adv" of Thomas \
Orrick, the hustling Potosi mer-
chants, in this issue.
Get your moneys worth" by go
ing to see the Lyman Twins in a
Merry Chase Feb. Goth.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Aspinwail
are rejoicing over the arrival OF a boy
attheir home last Monday.
A sale will be held at the John
RYAN farm one-half mile north of
North Andover on Wednesday, Feb.
goth.
If you care to laugh good hearty
laugh, one that will do you good, 60
and see the Twins on Tuesday evening
Feb. Goth.
Two holidays occur this month.
Tuesday was the birthday of Abra-
ham Lincoln and Friday next week is
Washington's birthday.
Miss Perder gees to Chicago Fri
day to purchase new spring stock
Her establi shment has been improved
by addition of new dis lay window.
John Adams and fam ly remove
from Patch Grove to Parker, S. d., to
take up their permanent residence.
The best wishes of host of friends
go with them.
The Lyman Twins are two Of the
best comedians on the road this sea-
son and no one hould fail to see them
on Feb. 26th. Their performance has
pleased thousands and it will please
you.
Notice the call published in an
other column for a Republican county
convention to be held in Lancaster
Wednesday, March 9th, for purpose
of nominating candidate for county
Judge.
The Herald goes to more homes
than any paper published in its terri
tory. Read it and determine for your
self where you find the news that in
terests you Advertisers note the
contents of our local pages.
Clerk of Court Budd and Mrs.
Budd go TO Milwaukee next week to
attend Masonic ceremonies incident
TO the meeting of the Grand Lodge.
Deputy Clerk j. c. Churchill is to
act in Mr.. Budd's capacity at the reg
ular term of circuit court IN his abb
sence.
W. P. Richardson has disposed
of his fine shorthorn yearling bulls
at prices exceedingly gratifying to the
breeder of fine animals. One went
clear out to North Dakota, one to
North Andover. one to Ellenboro, one
to Potosi and the other was purchased
by farmer east of town. Mr.. Rich
ardson has one left which he will
keep. The youngster is 10 months
old and tips the scales at 800 pounds.
Mrs. Matte Dickinson, wife of
Edwin Dickinson, brother of G. F., of
this city, died at her home at Fay-
cite, Ia. Feb. 2nd. The family for
merly resided in Patch Grove and
will be remem bered by many friends.
They removed TO Iowa in 90. De-
ceased was tifty-four years Of age and
was i'll but short time. pneumonia
being the cause of her demise. Flu
neral obsequies were conducted Tues
day following. A husband and three
sons survive. Mr.. and Mrs. CT. Dick
inson were in attendance at the last
sad rites.
"A New England supper will be
served in the parlors of the Congre-
gational church on Feb 22nd, the
anniversary of the birthday of George
Washington. The ladies are diligent-
ly engaged in preparing menu that
1 will even tempt the appetite Of a pa
tient struggling with an attack Of the
a grippe. 1t will help ward of dis
,se by building up the constitution.
It will serve as an inyigorativetonic to
the system. Come early and feast on
chicken, brown bread, baked beans,
pumpkin pie and other delicacies, all
81 which may be had for - cents.
The Woman's club will hold its
second February meeting on Monday
next at 3 P. m. in the X. p hall. Sub
iects for the afternoon: The Creole
Mrs. Bar Der. and the Mountain
Whites, as portrayed by American
literature. The club season being al
ready well advanced. the club has de-
cided to admit new mem bers for the
rest Of the year without requiring
program work. New members will
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