Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-07-05

pear before the Presbytery of North
Texas, to answer to the charges of
'unministerial conduct, and the use of
coarse and improper language" Fail
ing to put in an appearance when the
time came a second summons was
served upon him, but instead of trying
to re-establish himself in the church to
which he processes to belong, he left
the state before the trial, to attend o
more agreeable court. Comments are
unnecessary from us. By our acts as
well as our words we are judged. Six
months ago we frequently heard allus-
sion made to my lamented Martha, !"
now we are prepared to congratulate
Mr.. Wolf also the "lovely young LADY,
upon their good judgment in selecting
eachother.
Mrs. Marshall, of Milwaukee, is Wis.,
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. w.
Hill.
Miss Gertie Zannigar has gone to
GAINESVILLE to spend the Fourth with her
friend, Miss eating.
DR.. j. H. Reed will go to Chicago
this week to attend the meeting of the
State Dental Association.
Daniel Zimmerman of Beotown has
been granted pension Of $12 a month.
Mr. Zimmerman is IS years old.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. III. elise, of Den
yer, arrived here Tuesday for a visit
with Mrs S. F. elise and other friends
The State Teachers Association will
meet July 4th and 5th, at Eau Claire.
Prof John Livingston will read paper.
Geo. w. Parker of Boscobel announ-
ces himself as candidate for sheriff.
We know he would make a good one
too.
Mrs. Morton Eastman and Miss Ella
Matthews, who have been visiting
Miss Louise Club for few days, re.
turned to their home in Montfort Tues
day morning.
While Alonzo Wayne was at Mill.
vile last week he went wolf hunting
and caught eight. The bounty received
for this lncky days work was S104.
Frank Stevens came up from Cass-
vile Monday to bring his aunt Mrs.
Barlow home. He carried back all the
strawberries Mr.. Schmitt could find
on his vines.
1t is reported that VIM. Starr has
sold his place to Henry Belz. That the
comedian, Billy Barbour has bought the
lot where Mr.. Hughes house was
burned, and will build upon it.
The dedication of Wisconsin's seven
monuments at Gettysburg took place
last Saturday. The dedication speech
was made by Senator Spooner, and was
an eloquent tribute to the valor of the
soldiers of the state.
We are glad to hear that the operation
performed upon the eyes of the little
child of John Drinkwaters has proved
successful. The bandages were removed
from the child's eyes last week and it
was at once evident that she could see.
Drs. Reed and Vivian of the State
Board of Charities, were at the Asylum
last Thursday and spent the night.
They found MIR. Showalter away, but
everything in its usual satisfactory con-
dition.
Mr.. Showalter has had great success
with his strawberries at
the asylum this season, between thirty
and forty bushels having been picked
already. They have been tended
by the patients, to whom the work has
been great pleasure.
Miss Anna Swale, of Potosi, who for
the past year has had the position of
lady attendant at the asylum, has been
obliged to resign her position on &C
count of poor health. Her departure
Is much regretted by the Superintend-
ents, as it will be difficult to find as
efficient a person for the place.
Alonzo Waine brought from the
northern part of the county, the other
day, some samples of the work the
seventeen-year locusts are getting in
up there. The branches of the trees
are left without a living leaf, and the
tender stems are perforated with the
holes where they deposit their eggs.