Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1882-02-16
HAZEL GREEN.

HAZEL GREEN.
A goodly number of our people have
beemseen putting up ice of late in order
to keep cool in days to come.
VIM. Gribble has purchased of Thos.
A. Williams his interest in the firm of
Allied & Williams, Butchers.
John Berkett and John Altenberg
have gone to Lancaster as Jurors.
George Mills has also gone to take a
peep at court customs. l.. p. Ref
stock, who has been confined to the
house for the past week, on account of
vaccination, is able TO be about again.
j. FL. Thomas has heen cooped up
for a week, but was out Sunday.
The revival meetings at the M. f.
church has gathered into the fold a
goodly number of seventy-tive souls,
and the good work still goes on.
The Primitive Methodists has just
started in the good work of soul saving,
and have had the awakening fire in their
midst
Charles Barnett spent Sunday with
his mother.
Frank Fern and George Hopkins
have gone to East Dubuque, for the
purpose of putting up ice for Mcguire
Bros.
Mrs. +. G. Thompson has gone to
Waterloo, Iowa, to visit her sister Rosa
Miss Dollie Jones of Platteville, is the
guest of Sadie Williams.
Mr.. Thompson and wife took Sunday
dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Thompson. John resides at Shullsburg,
and says since the arrival of the rail
road there, that the town is on the
boom. Push it this way boys and let us
once again, as we have in days past, see
Hazel Green a regular bee hive.
Miss Lille Brodrick is at Earlville,
visiting our old time friends, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cap. Summersides.
Ed. Champion, Jr., has purchased
from James r. Ralph, 80 acres of land,
at the neat sum of $4,000 per acre.
Phil. w Morcom, lately connected
with the Evening Wisconsin, in Milwau-
kee, has gone west, and has entered the
employ of the Western Publishing Co,
whose headquarters is at Sioux City.
G. NJ. Andrew, has started mining,
we hope he will strike it as big as n
mule.
r. A. Wilson and John Cooper,
grain and stock buyers, of Cuba, took in
the sights here the other evening.
John Kohl has been to Lancaster to
hand over to Lou 7. Lester, a portion
of the taxes collected here. Hazel Green
comes to the front so far. as regards re-
turned taxes.
February 8. KING.
BEETowN.
Last Wednesday while passing along
on an icy place, Mrs. McChanen slipped
and fell, fracturing her thigh. Medical
attendance was summoned and at last
accounts she was doing as well as was
to he expected
While playing too near an ugly horse,
on Friday last, son on Mrs. Barming-
ham, about ten years of age was kicked
by the animal fracturing the skull bad
ly and injuring his left eye. Byprompt
/ ,,a1ina1 a. Ia hn 1itfln
was made as comfortable rs possible
and will probably pull through.
February 8.
Lost somewherc-the month of Feb
ruary, as we have March weather here.
The Rev. j. f. Zeigler has been hold
ing a serious of revival meetings, here
with grand success, having had about
one hundred and five converts. The
people of the p NJ church are also
holding protracted meetings.
Mr.. z. Shillian left for Waterloo,
Iowa. on Friday last.
Mills, are at Lancaster, ON 4 counting
expedition. Allow us to inform an I'M
Suspecting 60 public, they are married
men.
Mrs. j. T. Zicgler started for Ohio a
few days ago, where she will visit rela-
tiyes and friends.
Mr. L. &. Thompson. who has been
keeping bachelors hall" for the past
fortnight has a hungry look, and is con-
stantly singing Empty is the cradle,
baby gone The only thing in which
he finds consolation, is an auction sale,
of which hi has had several lately.
JEFF Crawford, whose arm, from the
effects of vaccination, has just been
too-too,' for any thing, is able to get
out among en- once more
Dir. Egloff, an old and respected citi-
zen has been seriously i'll for some time.
We hope for his recovery.
Miss Dollie Jones of Platteville, who
has been visiting Mr.. Roy William S
parents, for the past two weeks, de-
parted Monday for her home.
Mr., Will Cane, and Miss Carrie vii.
liams, were united in marriage at the
residence of the brides parents, Satur.
day evening, Feb. II. The bride. a
daughter of the Rev. John Williams. is
an agreeable, pleasant lady. one of the
mice Hazel Green, girls" Mr.. Cane
is an enterprising farmer. with pleas.
ant home, in Fayette, Wis, to which he
: has taken his bride The ceremony
was impressively performed by the Rev.
Mr.. Ziegler. The bride was the recipi.
ent of many beautiful and useful pres
ents, among which were set Of furni-
tire, a complete set of china, glassware,
silver, knives. forks, and spoons. several
gold pieces. books and fancy needle
work.
There We're present from abroad, MIR.
and Mrs. Helm, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Cane.
ofDarlington, and Mrs. Floyd. of Fay
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RoSCOEEL.
ID. {. NJ Hewitt, long a citizen of
this place and county. died after lin