Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-05-13

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be ordered at once.
Al Herman is on the road for an
electrical supply house.
Last Tuesday, the 10th, boy
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Writ
Monroe.
Mrs. Fred Alt is expected to re-
turn here from Germany within a
short time.
Mr.. and Mrs Leo Jelde, of Bar
aboo, attended the Jeide obsequies
here yesterday.
-Thos. Mcdonald will continue
in the bridge business at Lancaster
during the summer.
On account of the delayed train
Thursday eve, Prof. Melsnest, was
unable to deliver his lecture.
H. E. Light, the Philadelphia
horse buyer, advertises that he will
be at Lancaster next Wednesday.
The Bloomington band had a
business meeting Thursday eve and
made arrangements for a music
giving season.
Six cars on freight train left
the track near Livingston Thursday
and formed a blockade that delayed
the evening passenger until $50.
A lunch will be served in con-
nection with the rummage sale
next Friday afternoon and Satur-
day in the room west of Ats store.
Ed Austin marketed fine
bunch OF hogs Thursday that aver
aged 25S pounds. There we're IS Of
them and they brought $5.17 per
cwt.
An accident to the turn table
at the Northwestern station made
matters inconvenient yesterday.
The morning passenger engine was
compelled to proceed to Montfort
running backwards.
DIR. G. G. NARROW has had
opened on his farm south of the
city very fine stone quarry. 1t is
on steep side hill and consequently
easily uncovered. Some excellent
building rock is in sight.
The Ladies of the Maccabees
will give ten cent card party at
the K. P. hall next Thursday even
ing. Playing will commence prompt
ly at s p. m. Refreshments served.
Everybody cordially invited to at
tend.
The funeral obsequies of Miss
Lena Jeide were held Thursday at
the Congregational church and were
largely attended. The floral tri-
butes were bountiful and were
neatly arranged. Rev. Ralph Off
ciated.
Joe Bennett was in a railroad
accident out in lowe while on cat
tie purchasing expedition, but luck
lily escaped injury. He was riding
on Rock Island passenger train
that was derailed near Davenport.
No one was killed but several had
severe shaking up. 40 y.-.at-as- = :
Announcement cards have been
received in Lancaster Of the mar
riage of Miss Florence A. Spiegel-
berg and Mr.. Leonard LeClair at
the home of the BRIDES mother,
Mrs. Emil Spiegelberg, at Sturgeon
Bay on the End inst. The couple
will reside at Green Bay. The Her.
aid congratulates.
Mrs. H. G. Walton is at a
hospital in Chicago, contrary to the
Herald's report that she came home
with Mr.. Walton. The operation
was success, and word comes that
she is recovering nicely. DR.. Doc
little was there to witness the feat
performed by the specialist at the
request of Mr.. and Mrs. Walton.
She will remain there at least three
weeks longer.
Preliminary arrangements for
a banquet of the Lancaster High
School alumni are being made. The
date fixed upon is June 23rd and
place will be announced in the
Herald later. At meeting of
several members held at Mrs.
Frank Tenants a committee on
arrangements was chosen, consist
ing of V. l.. Showalter, Atty. H. E.
Carthew and Miss Grace Morse.
AT the Rebekah meeting Mon
day eve delegates chosen to re-
present this lodge at the grand as
sembly which meets at Milwaukee
June 9th were Mrs. Ocea Basford
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