Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-05-02

Madam Zaza will tell you what
the future has in store for you at
the R. n. A. hall Friday evening.
John W. Nicholson advises us to
change the address Of his Herald
from Withee, Wis, to Seattle, Wash.
M. S. Sickle, Of Platteville, was
in the city last Saturday selling
cigars and buying Beacon Light"
stock.
The local Masonic lodge has
raised nearly $50 to send to afflicted
brothers Of the order in San Fran
CISCO.
old papers, just the thing toput
under carpets and on pantry shelves.
A big bundle for five cents at the
HERALD office.
Up to last Friday the citizens Of
Milwaukee, through the efforts Of
Mayor Becker, had raised over $85,
900 for the San Francisco sufferers. )
FOUND: A pocketbook on the
streets of Lancaster containing a
small amount of money. Inquire of
w. b. Carter.
1t is said that one of our local
merchants has quit selling purses
and is selling ladies' stockings in
stead-says there's more money in
them.
Rev. Beeks, who at one time
was pastor of the M. E. church at
Platteville, is now pastor of the
Methodist church at Napa, Cali
fornia.
The Ladies Missionary Society
of the Congregational church will
meet with Mrs. Geo. Carter on Sat
urday at the usual hour. All cord
tally invited.
We asked Madison waiter the
other day to exchange our steak
order for something we could
masticate. He refused to do it
said we'd bent it.
NOTICE TO Ice CoNsUMERs:-We
are now ready to take your orders
and deliver your ice. Call or phone
in your orders to
JNO DECHoW or CLINT EDWARDS.
A lot of young married women
think that their bubbles are just the
light of their life, but ere they are
married many months they find out
that their light goes out occasional
ly
H. Preston and wife were here
from Beetown for a visit with their
numerous friends this week. Mr..
and Mrs. Preston expect to depart
for their former home il Oklahoma
the latter part of this month.
One of our Sunday school teach
ers recently asked her class of lit
tie girls if anyone could tell her
what the Epistles were. Il think l
know" replied one little miss.
1.-THE Epistles were the Lady Apost-
les"
Now is the time of the year in
which bundle of old papers al
ways comes in handy. The Herald
sells a big bundle of good clean
papers for only five cents. Come in
and get one before the supply runs
out.
"A fellow with a little too much
on board sat in seat in front of us
the other day on an Illinois Central
train, and when the conductor came
along and asked for his ticket the
fellow said: Buy yourself one
(hic) like I did,"
The Dodgeville Republic
now comes to our mahogany ex-
change table all home print. This
is one of our most valued exchanges
and we are pleased to note the i'm
provement and bespeak for it a con-
tinued deserved success.
Mr.. S. J. Gillespie, an Iowa in
vestor in stump land, owns 5000
acres north of Rhinelander, large
portion Of which he offers to give
away to settlers in lots of forty
acres each if they will clear it and
prepare it for cultivation.
Opening of the ice cream sea-
son today at Lathrop's. Remem-
Der, the profits belong to the Nc
Kinley Circle who will invest the
same in new fountain for the court
house. park. 0You can assist in
identifying the grounds by spend
ing but very few cents. Hope to
to see you out.