Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-03-14

Mrs. F. W, FreeborD is absent on
a visit to Madison.
-Justus Dickinson spent Sunday
in Prairie du Chen.
-Muscoda has a newly organized
business mems association.
The Woman's Club will meet at
the X. P. hall Monday at 3 p. m.
III. H. Helmick Of Fort Wayne.
Ind, was in Lancaster over Sunday.
Nov is the time to talk over the
names of candidates for city offices.
DR.. j. Nj. Lewis of Bloomington
had business in this city today WED
nesday.)
Mrs. Garland Ellis of Tiopa, S.
D., is guest Of relatives in this
vicinity.
Atty. j. W. Losey of La Crosse,
one of the prominent lawyers of the
state, is dead.
Miss Mae Hannum, Miss Schloes-
ser's expert trimmer, arrived home
from Chicago today.
Read the inside pages of the
Herald today They are as newsy
as these outer ones
The W. R. C. will give a supper
Wednesday. March ~ Further par
ticulars will be given later.
Pat Flynn and his crew of sur
veyors commenced operations on the
new railroad Monday morning.
-Ex-President Harrison is on his
death bed and the end is hourly ex-
pected. Pneumonia is the maladv.
Sundays storm was truly
terror and Judging from all reports
was general throughout the co lntry.
-Theo. frankie Of Potosl and Miss
Lille BHndert Of British Hollow were
guests Of Miss Nettie Welsh Sunday.
If you desire to see a good play
! played by good people see Border
land, " Tuesday night at City opera
house.
An adjourned term OF circuit
court for Grant county will be called
before Judge Clementson Monday,
March 10Th, at p. m.
County Clerk E. H. Grifis has
purchased Jas. Williams residence
property in the eastern part of the
city. Consideration $4,000.
Sunday is ST. Patrick's day and
Yankee wit should be mixed with
blarney sauce. The Herald always
likes to be little ahead of time
SO have donned our green today.
George Gibbs sold his residence
property in the southern part Of the
city to Mrs. S. Willard this week. Mr..
Gibbs has purchased two lots of VIM.
lockwood and win erect dwelling
this spring.
Capt. S. Alberti will give his flu
ent lecture on "A trip through Russia
and Siberia at Reeds opera house on
or about April 1st. Exact date viii
be announced next week. The lee
ture is highly commended and none
should fail to hear it.
The Herald job department is
better prepared than ever to print
town election tickets on short notice
and at very reasonable rates Well
print EN- while You wait Mail and
telephone orders are solicited and
will receive prompt and careful at
tention.
Sheriff Dickinson has fine new
piano at his residence. purchased OF
Michaelis & Roberts. Amos Frye OF
Mt. Hope is also the proud owner Of
a nice organ. while c. Borah of Mt.
Ida has a Story Il Clark. These too.
were purchased of the old. reliable
firm above named.
Peter Kiene & Son Of Dubuque
are plaintiffs in an action before JUS
tice Wheeler today "wednesday while
Grant Turner of the town of Waterloo
is defendant. Turner is a tenant on
a farm owned by the plaintiffs and
they wish to get him off, The farm
was recently disposed of to Andrew
Cardey, and the defendant claims
that providing the place was not sold
prior to January 1st last he was to
have the lease for another year. 1t
was sold last month Bushnell d
Watkins are counsel for defendant
while Ed. NJ. Lowry is looking after
plaintiffs interests.
Here is an example in arithmetic
which the school pupils may amuse
themselves with A young man
want to a preacher to oct married