Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-11-06

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a new advertisement. of their new Bar
ber-Shop and Bath rooms, in another
place.
At the residence of the groom's par
ents in Mt. Ida. by Rev. j. d. Blinkin-
sopp, Walter w. Boyse to Miss Louise
Sitter, both of Nit. Ida.
/ The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Wright died. and was buried Tuesday
The sympathy of the entire community
/ is extended in their great loss.
/ The fire bell has been removed at
last from the old engine house in the
/ hollow to the City Hall where, in case
of fire the alarm can be readily given.
At the Catholic church in this city,
Thursday morning. Miss Ida Miles and
joe Caspers were united in holy matri-
mony, Rev. Father Niehouse officiat-
ing.
Rev. Percy Weber addressed the par
/ ishoners of Emanuel church in tins city
Friday evening, good congregation
being present. The Arch Deacon made
a GOOD impression while here, although
he only remained over night, returning
Saturday morning.
The sad news of the death of Mrs.
John Babe, of Beaver, Nebraska. was
received in this county during the past
week. Her death, which was due to a
stroke of paralysis, occurring Oct. 25th.
She was sister of Mrs. Benz. Hudson,
of Bloomington, and is well known
throughout this county as an old settler.
Hog cholera is getting at work
around this vicinity and almost daily
reports of the breaking out of the dis.
ease are heard from different places.
Hogs are not making the farmers rich
anyhow, and it seems pity that any
should be lost. The trouble seems to be
worse among the shotes.
The Lawrence University at Apple.
ton has been presented with a collection
of fifty-nine pieces of PERUVIAN antique
curiosities. Some of the relics are
said to be over 1000 years old, anc
many perhaps of earlier origin. The
collection is a present of the .. S
minister to Peru. John Hicks, who is 8
graduate from that institution.
A CONSERVATION was created among
horsemen Thursday night by the an
nouncement of the death of w. j
Dyer's trotting stallion, Mambrinc
Swigert. A severe attack of collie soon
rendered him unmanageable, and as
nothing could be done for HIM on ac'
count of his wild frenzy, the result Of
intense pain, death soon relieved him.
Mambrino Swigert is probably one Of
the best known horses in the state and
had no peer in Southwestern Wiscon
sin. His owner could have taken
So, 900 for him ON several occasions.
lIallow cen passed of very quietly
in this city this year, perhaps, than il
years past. Extra police force was pu
upon the streets, thus curtailing the
carrying out of secret plotting by the
small boy. A few gates were moved
from their usual locations to strange
yards. and a few other minor tricks
played. The young ladies, as of old,
looked into the mysterious future with
the assistance of a mirror, eggs, water
and molten lead, at about the midnight
hour. On the morning following moth
ing evidenced the fact that Hallow cen
had been passed except number Of
heavy eyed maidens.
Tuesday morning w. P. Richardson
and r. Hannum started for Chicago
In attempting to board the train al
Waukegon that evening, thinking the
train had come to a stand, Mr.. Richard
son stepped from the platform. and fel
in such manner that the train in com
ing up to the platform, ran over his arm
between the elbow and shoulder. The
arm was amputated and the patient ar
rived home Oh a stretcher Wednesday
evening. 1t is sad affair for Mr.
Richardson and the sympathy of tn,
people is with him.