Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-06-04

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The notice of Positively no admit
lance" standing in front of the County
Jail, is gratifying to number.
A frame building that stood on the
Wenzel block is being moved by Henry
Cesley to the western part of the city.
DIR. Sala of Bloomington. passed
through this city Tuesday on his way to
Galena, to witness the ceremonies of
unwilling the Grant statue.
Married: At the brlde's mother, Ian
caster. Mr.. George B. Maiben to Miss
Elsie Woodruff. both of Lancaster, Rev.
J. d. BlenkiEsopp, officiating.
The Baccalaureate sermon TO the
High school graduates will be delivered
by Rev. P. H. Mason at the Congrega-
tional church, Sunday morning.
Jos. Nathan & Sons place lew ad-
vertisement this week of Rock Salt. A
more desirable relish for stock than
common salt. and goes twice as far.
Farmers took advantage of the season
before corn cultivation to bring in ex-
celsior wood The roads have been
lined with teams during the past week.
In the libel suit of M. A. Robinson for
$4,000 damages against G. L. Miller,
executor of The Prairie du Chen IN
ion, an outgrowth of last falls election.
the Jury returned verdict for defend
ant.
Bloomington has let the contract for
a new iron bridge to connect Canal st.
with what is known as Brooklyn" 1t
will be completed by Sept. 1st. and will
be great improvement to the little
city.
The Southwestern Wisconsin Soldiers
and Soilors' Reunion win be held next
week, Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day, at Richland Center. Railroads are
making special rates, and big crowd
is expected to be present.
From a Madison telegram it is learned
that f. w. McNair has been elected to
fellowship from the Graduating class
of 81. The position is one of consider
able honor, and bis many friends here
congratulate him on his success in the
University.
A missionary rally will be held at
Plattevil,e, Friday. June 9Th, in the
Congregations church Missionary So
cieties of Southwestern Wisconsin are
expected to be present, and an earnest
invitation has been extended to all
churches to bring greeting from their
societies.
Congressman Bushnell and family
will leave next week for their new home
in Madison, where the handsome resi-
dence, within two blocks of the capital
square, and having a magnificent lake
view, has been undergoing renovation
preparatory to receiving its new occu-
pants.
Two blocks of new side walk have
been laid on Adams ST., from Capt
Lanes property to the residence of
Postmaster Burr. BY the way the
street commissioner is doing very salts
factory work in a number of places, and
which improves to great degree the
appearance of the city.
The following is clipped from the
Milford Ga Mail:-We understand
that Rev. Mcintosh has purchased lot
in the southwest part of town and will
soon erect suitable buildings to be occu-
pied by himself and family. The Bap-
fist people can be congratulated upon
having secured so able minister.
A large crowd went from here to the
unvelling of the Grant monument at
Galena yesterday. Among those who
attended the unwilling ceremonies were:
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Nj. Lowry, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. G. Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. P.
j. Schloesser, Jno. Carthew. Fred Lee,
Oscar Heberlein and Rob't Draper.
After July 1st the flag of the Union
will have forty-four stars, the forty-fourth
representing Wyoming, admitted during
the year. In the new arrangement
there will be six horizontal rows of stars.
the row at the top and that at the bot
tom each containing eight stars, and
the four rows between each containing
seven.
Rev. Bert f. Wheeler of Platteville,
spent Sunday in this city. The Elder
makes it point to be here once every
three months, and whenever here, draws
a crowded church to hear his eloquent
and logical discourses. The NJ. f.
Quarterly Conference was held Monday