Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-03-12
Earl Ivey is in Milwaukee.

coin, Neb.
E. L. Mccoy is in Eau Claire on
OF businss.
Mr.. and Mrs r. Meyer, Jr., are
in Milwaukee.
Ed Schreiner is here from Two
Harbors for visit.
Fred P. Meyer and family OF
Chicago are Lancaster visitors.
Landlord John S. Wright and
daughter, Miss Alice, are in Chicago
Ell. Mccoy won the prize for
the high score at Roots alleys last
week, 219.
-Ex-Sheriff and Mrs. G. G.. Dick
inson of Tennysongreete old friends
here Tuesday.
Sheriff Watson had sick son
this week with pneumonia, but he
is cOnvalScent.
The Congregational social at
Senator G.. Ell. Baxter's Thursday
evening was unusually enjoyable.
Edward Mulrooney of Mt. Hope
was alluded insane and taken to
Mendoza by Sheriff Watson last
week.
Consult the Herald's column Of
business locals for sale ads, positions
wanted and other local announce
ments.
Lewis & Smith have a dandy
string of fine horses on hand. Buy
ers from abroad are here daily to in
spect them.
Jos. Nathan, ST., experienced a
stroke of paralysis Saturday. 1t is
the second unfortunate experience
of this kind that has fell to his lot
Odd Fellows and Rebeccas will
celebrate the anniversary Of the
organization of the first named
order with entertainment and feast
April 26th.
Six cans of trout fry were re-
ceived here this week, consigned to
Messrs. Fred Orion, Frank Calls
and Adam SchmiUtges. They were
placed in streams in this locality
Courthouse matters are quiet
and nothing will be done for a
couple of weeks when Architect
Koch will report to the Building
Committee on defniate plans to fol-
low
Anna Bonn and Chas Bran
demehl an Industrious young couple,
set sail in a matrimonial venture
yesterday, Rev. Napholz speaking
the words that made them man and
wife.
Rev. Ralph will occupy the Con-
gregational pulpit morning and
evening Sunday Subject in the
morning: The Lacking Tribe. :"
In the evening, 'The Moral I'M
beetle"
Aug. Christianson stepped on a
rusty nail out on his farm Monday,
causing very painful wound. He
came to Lancaster for medical at
tendance and no serious results are
looked for.
John Mankel and Miss Edith
Henkel will be united in marriage
next Wednesday by Rev. T. J.
Brown. The groom is too well
known for any introduction and the
bride is a daue liter of H. Henkel.
John Kuhns, father of the genial
Northwestern conductor, died at his
home at Hartford, Wis, Friday last,
aged SO years. Funeral was held
Sunday. Conductor Kuhns was not
on his regular run for three days.
Mrs. Rachel Veterinarian died
at her home in Liberty Thursday Of
last week, aged eighty-two years.
Deceased was born in Steubenville
Ohio, and married Acturus j. Nc
Granahan. Funeral obsequies were
held at the home Sunday.
Mrs. B. D. Smith entertained a
number of lady friends at an old
fashioned quitting bee Friday with
it's accompanying pleasing side
issues. The guests surprised the
hostess in appearing in costumes of
the long ago-some of their apparel
being simply ludicrous. 1t made
the occasion even more enjoyable
and merry time was had.
Frank Richardson, son of w. P.
Richardson, and Miss Gertrude
Walker, very estimable young lady
of Ellenboro, were united in marrl-
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