Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-04-01
Notes From Hazel Green.

Like the traditional bogus six-pence, we
are once more on hand, and send you what
! items we have been able to collect.
/ Our enterprising postmaster, Mr.. J.
Thomas, has been to Chicago after new
MIR. Richard Eustice proposes erecting
new dwelling this spring. Ralph Wither-
bee will follow suit
MIR. andM Brougham Thompson, who
have been here on visit from BlyYille, Neb.,
have returned to their home on the boundess
| prairie.
= Mrs. Reifsteck. of this place, mother of
Gus. Reifsteck, of Lancaster, departed this
life on Wednesday morning last, at The ad-
vanced age of 70. The remains were taken
/ to jamestown, on Friday, FOR interment.
The funeral sermon was preached by the
Rev. Wittenberg, pastor of the German Pres
byterian Church, of Platteyille, at the NJ E.
Church at this place, and was most impress
siye discourse. The deceased lady bore an
enviable reputation, ard was universally re-
spected and esteemed.
!, -MARRIEp.-On the 25th inst, at The
residence of the brides parents, by Rsg. A
J. avis, Mr.. Henry Hopkins and Miss An
ME Chandler, all of this place. "Bless you
me children!p
The Literary Society of this place is in
good, healthy conaition, an a great deal of
interest is manifested in the debates. The
question discussed on last Friday evening
was Chinese immigration, and the Judges
decided that the 'sChinese must 60" The
topic for next Friday is ssConvict VS.. Free
Laborn
Everybody in this neighborhood is In
tected with the cattle mania. Go where you
will, you will hear nothi ng but "steers.o If
a man has none to sell be wants to buy. All
seem to imagine ssthere's millions in it," II
is possible 10 get too much OF good thing,
and am afraid that is what ails this com,
munity at present.
Mr.. Thomas Seals, long and we'll known
in this section, will start for Dakota at an
eerly day, with the intention of locating.
Success 10 him.
MIR. ]. II. Gribble, of the hat and fur
house of Hansen, Milwaukee, is In town.
Mr.. Gus. Chandler has turned granger
IN good earnest, and moved, bag and baggage,
onto the cid Curtis farm.
We have heavy team here in town
Messrs. Smith and Juian,-whose united
weights amount to 5l4 pounds. With few
more such men, a horse wouldn't be worth
en- dollars.
Mrs. Matthew Thompson is quite i'll, as
is also Mr.. 7. Andrews.
The Episcopalians here purpose erect
ing n-w place of woishir
There will be a masquerade ball at the
Empire House GA tomorrow night.
Mr.. John Looney, our popular black,
smith, has been appointed agent for this dis
trict, for the Cobb patent buggy spring.
Mr.. Leveidas Carnsew will leave in
short time for the miniag regions of Lake
Superior. Good luck 10 him.
AC ta1scS VI tue IVA. f. lHuIC9 purpose |
holding fair at no distant day, the proceeds
to be devoted to the Improvement Of the
church building.
MIR. James jackson is dangerously i'll at
he present W riting.
Mr.. John Harvey, Of Rozeman, Montana.
who has been here visiting friends for sever
al months, left to-day for that place.
Calico wrappers are fashionable at par
ties here.
Our butchers sit in secret: session with
closed doors during the progress Of saus-
age making.
= Miss Hamilton, visitor Of Mrs. Gabriel
Mills, Of this place, vino has been visiting
here for several weeks past, left Saturday for
her home in Michigan
--Messrs. J. B. Burns and E. OiNeill
have catered into partnership for the sale
Of agricultural implements. a
Ditto L. P. Reifsteck and r. D. Rot- |
eris. McDuFFrg. |