Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1885-06-25
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lSubscribers and patrons of THE HERALD can
pay subscriptions and other accounts to the Fen
nimore Bank
NJ Il. Chareh-Kev j. NJ Phelps,
pastor. Preaching every Sunday fore
noon and evening.
German Lutheran-Rev. Muchman,
pastor. Preaching Sunday forenoon
June 2Sth.
50. Narys Catholic - Rev. Father
Bart. pastor. Mass at 10 A. N. the Sec
ond Sunday of every month.
United Brethren Rev. ID. X. Young.
pastor. Preaching at the "White
School House. Saturday, July 4th,
and each two weeks thereafter.
Fenninore Lodge No. 2I9, A. r. & A.
M-Meets second and fourth Saturday
evenings of each month in Earrs Hall
Sam MonteiM Post, No. I73, G.A.R.-
Meets Saturday evening. July 4th and
each two weeks thereafter, in COVER
Hall
Quite number of old soldiers and
others from here took in the reunion at
Dodgeville Thursday and Friday last,
and report having enjoyed big time.
The Marrow Guage'' brought in del.
egation from the north, among them
the Boscobel and Richland center bands
who discoursed some fine music while
at the depot waiting connection. Quite
crowd of citizens gathered there OF
their return Thursday evening. expect.
ing repetition of the treat during the
interval between trains-but two DAYS
celebrating had evidently been too mucl
for the boys. their wind or backbone
was laid up for repairs, so they coulf
not be induced to donate a note and the
musical ear was compelled to go away
hungry. if you'll pardon such crooked
figure OF speech. The fraternal splri
that prompts these reunions is eminent
ly worthy. May it never wane while SC
many as a corporal's guard are left t.
gather together. But wouldn't it i'm
prove the tone of such affairs, and en-
list the heartier cooperation of sobeI
minded people if a big majority of tina
other spirit SO capiously INDUCED in OF
these occasions were left out of the ex
ercisesP Don't infer from this that an,
from our neighborhood ever take NOR,
than they can manage. The parties W,
allude to all went thro'--probably owe
into Crawford county; but we hope they
will see and profit by our suggestion al
the same, so that these reunions and th,
general good name of the soldier neet
not suffer by the indiscretion of few
others.
Warren E. Gates is circulating abou
our streets again, appearing none th,
worse for the severe injuries received ,
couple OF weeks ago from the kick of .
colt. But he had very close call.
Doc. Brown has been urged to deliver
the Fourth of July Grafton at Mt. Hope
but Doc.--just study those Fennimor,
posters and in view of what they prom
ise-see whether it won't be best for tn,
Mt. Hope people to form a procession
and come over to join us in celebrating
the day. Maybe most of them neye
saw any weight pulling and will like tt
see how it is done.
w. H. Pedicord is arranging to pu
fine new residence just east of the on,
he lately sold to Mr.. Gilman.
Rev. Phelps and ID. X. Young ex
changed pulpits last Sunday, the latte
preaching in the M. E. church her,
both morning and evening.
Grant Green, son Of r. P. Green o
this place, died recently in Northwes
tern Colorado. Funeral services il
honor of his memory will be held at th,
M. E. church next Sunday forenoon
Sermon by Rev. Phelps. -