Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-03-21

me Noted Lecturer
Reeds Opera House
Monday, April 1st.
JEFF Rewey of Rewey transacted
business here Tuesday.
H. j. Eastman of Dodgeville is a
guest at David Eastman's.
Miss Eta Smith of Sitter is Wis
ting Lancaster friends this week.
Note the call for town caucus.
Saturday, March S0th, is the date.
-Messrs. Philip and VIM. Miller
left Monday morning on prospecting
tour
Sheriff Dickinson is in the north
ern portion of the state on official
business.
-Boscobel attractions would be
sure to bring rain if they were adyer-
tised in midwinter.
County Supt. Nye's address is
now Platteville. Persons desiring to
write him will remember this.
Miss Mary Haraschey went to
Fennimore Monday to see her friend.
Miss Min ME Elseamp, who is quite
i'll.
The Political Equality club will
meet at the nome Of Mrs. jas F.
Rhodes Monday, March 25th, at $50
p, M.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Reukerf
having disposed Of their home in this
city, took their departure Monday
morning fol Buffalo.
The Herald has little correction
to make in the Church divorce pro-
ceedings 1t is Mrs. Church that is
after the divorce-not Mr.. Church.
Rufus Hannum is in Hurley. s.
d. He left for that point Monday
afternoon to purchase a home and ex-
poets to Iaove his family there later.
R n. Trentzsch will occupy his
newly purchased residence property
about April 1st. w J. Duncan has
rented the rooms over Mr.. Trentzsch
place Of business.
Washington. the classic and
historic city of America, will be the
subject of the discourse in the Con-
gregational church next Sunday eve
ming. Special music will be furn-
is he'd by the orchestra, the program
including national airs.
"A merited compliment was paid
to Photographer Walton last week at
the meeting of the photographers
in Milwaukee when he was given
second prize in miniature class pho
Biography. There were but two entries
and Mr.. Watton's received really first
prize, but was given second award
and his competitor third.
The ladies OF the W. r. G. in
vite everybody to supper at G. A.
r. hall, Wednesday, March 9th,
from . to $50 p. M, where you will
be served with variety of eatables
which will be sure to please Such
as Food for the Spinning-wheel, =
Prairie flower raised in town, y
Boiled Wiggle waggle" aad many
others too numerous to mention. :
Only Is cents.
-Fhe entertainment riyen under
auspices Of the Woman's club Thurs
day evening was repete with laugh
bic situations and enjoyed immense
| N by all present. The handsom sum
Of S56 was cleared to 60 towards the
library fund, and to everyone who as
sisted in making the affair such a
complete success, the club tenders its
sincerest thanks.
Mr. and Mrs, C. b. Angus cele-
brated their eighth wedding anniyer-
sary Friday Those present were G.
H. Angus and family, Ed. Angus and
family, Dexter Angus aud family.
Geo. Angus aud family. W S.Lathrop
and family, r n Trentzsch and fam
lily and Miss Emma Eek Of sitter.
A most pleasant afternoon and even
ing was spent and fine rocking
chair was presented the couple.
This section was visited by the
most destructive storm Tuesday that
has been experienced for years by the
oil est inhabitants. Rain. snow and
sleet driven by cold northeast wind
at a rapid velocity came down
throughout the entire day and it
stuck with tenacious grip to every
thing upon which it was deposited.
As a result telegraph. telephone and
electric hight wires appear ike huge
cables and in many parts of the city
were broken by the immense weight
attached. Shade trees about town