Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-02-19
Hazel Greeneries.
Our chance for sleighiDg this winter is
poor; los of cutters for sale cheap.

IA9A0A NIS51GElScs
Our chance for sleighiDg this winter i
poor; lois of cutters for sale cheap.
Our people are anxiously waiting tn
decision Of the N. & St. P. R. r. Co. as re
CARDS buildins the road through our town.
Our village authorities have been KEEP
busy of late endeayoring 10 maintain peac,
andqniet in our mldst. ''Mrs. Dutch John
alias, Mrs Aissler, who keeps saloon in thi
town, made complaint against two youn,
men of this village for using boisterous Ian
guage, Offering resis lance when commanded
to leave her house, sc. But she refusing tc
give security for cost of suit, the village
thought the case a good enough one TO take
up, accordingly had the young men arrested
tined, and as usual the Village lost the suit
Now boys, hereafter treat this pure minded
innocent, inoffensive old gal with respect. II
you don't you'll never go to heaven. Now
mind what tell you.
DR.. Hadley. Of somewhere, is at present
doing tooth earpentering in this village.
Il. ?. Reifsteck and R. D. Roberts have
formed partnership in the machinery bust.
ness for the ensuing season. They have the
agency for the Mccormick machines.
tom Williams and Joe Allen have bought
out the meat market, formerly owned by
Refsteck l. Brodrick
Mr.. Trenary, q miles north Of tais place
intends selling his entire stock of horses, cat
tie, hogs, farm machinery, &C., on the sd Of
March. F. G. Thompson is to do the auc-
tioneering Well, Frank is good auctoneer;
if you don't believe it try him.
The P. NJ. Church people of Hazel Green
viii give grand supper in Crawford's Hall
in this place on the 10TH Proceeds to help
the people of Dodgeville to rebuild their
church which was destroyed by fire. some
time ago.
The Literary Society here intend giving
an entertainment 10 Crawford's Hall on the
26th inst. The programme is to consist of
singing, reeitations, declarations, orations,
etc.
business in all branches with US seems to
be improving.
j. j. Looney, our boss blacksmith, with
the assistance Of helper set 400 shoes last
week,
Mr.. Joseph Clementsen has been quite
sick of late, but, we are glad to note is on
the street again.
Mr.. Ed. Treganza, of this place, and Miss
Lizzie Pearce, of st. Elmo, were married last
Thursday.
Josiah Thomas intends going to Chicago
soon in quest of goods for his spring trade.
-Messrs Joe Tom Smitherans of Col.
orado, and John Harvey, Of Montana, who
have been visiting relatives here this winter,
viii start for those places about the LIST of
next month.
Miss Emma Thompson is at present visit
ing friends at Earlyille, Iowa During her alb,
sence Mrs. George Mills takes her place as
organist in the NJ E. Church
Miss Laura Thomas has been visiting
friends in Galena flate.
Mr.. Henry Mayor, formerly of thisi place
but at present of British, Iowa, has been here
the past two weeks visiting old friends.
The Leap Year fever has struck US a.
last; but 'sh don't say word for fear the
girls should back out. Well if they do we
won't get up that party We were talking
about viii we boys?
Our Co. Sup't., c. L. Harper, is preparing
for Spring examinations.
IS. A. Harper, principal of our public
school, has some fever dispensers, viz: boils
on the back of his neck. And should he want
to look behind he has to make complete
revelation on his axis!
Last Saturday this town was scene Of
confusion. Twas st. Valentines day Your
correspondent got valentine, and he's new
er been so tickled since he had the measles
"There was hurrying to and fro Ito the post
ofice) in hot haste" Old and young,
great and small, big and little, Shorthand tall,
all went to the Office after valentines.
Since writing this have learned that
some one kicked out panel of "Mrs Dutch
Johns" door last night. Well, guess the
boys thought the air was impure and needed
more ventilation, because | know they
would not do such thing only for some good
purpose. PERRY.
= Brother Rindlaub's remark that the