Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1882-04-27

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THE HERALD notices BY the Platte
vile Witness that Miss Emily Sutton is
ito open q school Of cookery in that city
this week. Tins lady is thoroughly ac-
quainted with the subject on which she
treats and gives universal satisfaction
wherever she appears ITS noticea-
bic fact that not only amateurs but those
.lwho rank among the best cooks Of The
city attended the classes given in this
city recently and expressed themselves
as more than pleased with the instuc-
tons given. Miss Sutton win doalland
more than she promises.
\ NUMBER of wandering dogs have
been causing considerable trouble in tie
city lately by attacking children, and
smaller CANNES. One Of the brutes, the
same one that made an attack on The
son of l.. p. Lester some months ago,
made dash at the throat OF one Of
Judge Gemcntsons sons lately, but
was driven Off The sooner these bmites
are killed the better for the community.
If some enterprising marksman viii re-
-solve himself into committee of one
on determination he viii be entitled TO
the highest Seat in Che synagogue.
| INFoRMATioN is received BY Mr.. j.
A. Jones from McsSrs. De Puy, the
creamery men, that they have pul'-
chased the building and machinery of
the estate of Theo. Kennedy in this city
and will be here about the first Of MAY
to commence operations. They will
then probably make personal canvass
of the farming community in this and
Surrounding sections, when farmers win
have chance to become better nc
quaintcd with the system under which
the Messrs. De Puy work. As these gen
tlenlen have shown their confidence in
purchasing the outfit, it rests with the
farmers hereabouts to show that this
confidence has not been misplaced by
rallying to the support of the new indus
| try.
HAZEL GREEN was in high state of
ferment the past week over an attempt
OF burglars to 20 through safe in the
residence of MI VIM. Thomas of that
village. The craftsmen first effected an
entrance through kitchen window. but
rs the door was securely fastened be-
tween tins apartments and the remainder
of the house, they were obliged to re-
trace their steps. Finding window in
the main part which would open, they
climbed in and proceeded to the apart
ment in which the safe stood. With a
drill and some dynamite they started to
explode the thing, but their operations
were Interrupted by Mr.. Thomas. who
had been aroused by the noise This
gentleman was, however, without wea-
pons Of any kind and this the burglars
appeared to know, as they only stopped
long enough to iusinuate, in the bland
est tones, that if Mr.. Thomas consulted
his best interests he would remain
whore he was. He did 50, but immedi-
ately opened window and began call
ing Justify for help This had the effect
of frightening the burglarious gentry,
but not before they had exploded their
dynamite which took of the outside of
the safe door. There was but little
money in the safe at the time and the
thieves would have been poorly repaid
for their eXcrtions, even if they had not
been disturbed in their work Mr.
Thomas cries for assistance aroused
Mr.. William Allen and his sons John
and Joseph who came to his rescue, but
by the time they arrived the nighthawks
had escaped, leaving behind q coat,
shawl aid siung-sllot Tire gang is
thought to have numbered four or five,
bat up TO the time of writing no trace of
! them HAS been found