Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1902-03-27
ALWAYS AT THE TOP!.
OUR PHOTOS
CAN'T BE BEAT.
S'"' Court siaS Yard. Walton Studio.

Mrs. JOS. Wright and daughter
Pearl are in Chicago.
-Robt. Hake of Neillsville is IN
Lancaster on business this week.
Interesting Easter services will
be held at the Beetown church next
Sunday. j.
Miss Floyd Stephens arrived in
this city from Milwaukee Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j.. Brennan of
Platteville were Lancaster visitors
last Thursday.
Miss Alma Dickinson arrived
home from Appleton Tuesday evening
for a weeks vacation.
Misses Bertha Kreul and Marie
! Rudersdorf of Fennimore were Lam
caster callers yesterday.
The High school orchestra fur
nished music for Baxter and Draper's
millinery opening yesterday.
The Woman's Club will meet
with Mrs. Green on Thursday after
noon, April 3rd, at 3 o'clock.
Compare the Herald with other
county papers this morning and see
where you get the most news.
Rev. Nabholz and a class of eight
young communicates were photo
graphed by Artist Walton this week.
Miss Mary Wilhelm wishes to an
nounce to the ladies of Lancaster the
annual spring millinery opening Will
begin this Thursday afternoon at M
O'Clock.
Baxter & Draper have one of the
prett1est display windows this week
that may be seen this side of Milwau-
kee. 1t attracts the eye of every
passerby.
At a high schoolOdistrict contest
for oratorical honors held at Dodge
Vile took first prize, Fennimore
second and Argyle third. Frank
Webb was one of the judges.
The soothsayer of old said: "Be-
ware the ides of March," Well, thank
goodness for getting us through that
period, and into spring, which, ac-
cording to the almanac began Friday,
the 21st.
Notice is given in another column
by the Building committee of the
new court house of an extension in
time allowed prospective bidders in
which to file their propositions.
April 10th is the limit fixed.
A small boy went limping up the
street the other day and upon being
asked what the matter was said his
ma had had him vaccinated upon the
leg. Johnnie is being prepared for
wearing short sleeves and low neck
dresses.
H. G. Walton has the permission
of the county officials and the city
! council to move his studio to the
court yard square for the time in
which his new gallery will be in
course of construction upon the site
he now occupies. The task of NOV
ing the building across the street
will be commenced today.
-ssCuddY'' Turnbull of Cuba City
was arrested last week on charge of
selling liquor without a license. The
complaint was issued by Justice Les
ter of that village and Deputy Sheriff
Laird served the warrant. The case
was brought before Justice Wheeler
in this city yesterday and was not
concluded as the Herald went to press.
Dist. Atty. Brown prosecuted and
Atty. S. E. Smalley of Cuba City was
counsel for defendant.
Frank Greenwood, farmer living
at Elmdale, was seriously injured by
an exploding shot gun shortly after
the noon hour yesterday. The weap-
on was overloaded and when dis
charged the stock flew back with ter
rife force striking the unfortunate
man in the head, cutting it open badly.
DR.. Doolittle was summoned from
this city to attend the victim OF the
accident. We are uniformed as to
the extent of the injuries.