Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-04-30

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Note change in Miss Schloesser's ad-
vertisement of Millinery stock. Miss
Sehloesser has just returned from Chi
csgo with very large and complete
stock of goods.
Messrs S. Mitchell, and Mont. Miller
are preparing for trip to the mountains
this spring. They expect to put in the
summer prospecting, and using other
means for enjoyment.
Philip Bsssett was brought up from
PlatteviIle by officer Sbelliam of that
place and locked in the county jail to
serve ont short sentence for being
drunk and disorderly.
About twenty of the yo6ng people of
this city gave surprise party at the
home of Miss Allie Woolstenholm. Fri
day evening. Refreshments were served
games played, and social evening
enjoyed
Clerk of Circuit Court Brennan. pub
fishes notice this week that drawing
of Jurors will take place at his Office in
this city May 10Th. The jurors to serve
on the special term of circuit court 10
convene June End.
Chas. Lisherness has been moving
his barn recently purchased of DIR.
Crane, to his property in the north part
of the city, where other improvements
have been made adding much to the
general appearance of the property.
The Literary Club met Tuesday even
ing at DR.. BARRIERS. Judge Carter being
sick the place of meeting was changed
from his residence DR.. Hassell read
his paper on ''Deflowered Youth. >
which was very highly commented up
on.
The winter grains are looking fine
throughout the country, and a good
prospect is shown for a successful year
among farmers. All are busy hurrying
in their crops, and soon the dull APP
pearing fields will have put on their
green.
w. H. Bennett. the senior editor of
the Mineral Point Tribune, has purchas-
ed The Republic newspaper and job
Office at Baraboo, Sank county. Mr..
Bennett is a competent and successful
journalist and we wish him all success
in his new field of work.
The people of this city learned last
Wednesday, with some degree of sur
prise, of the arrival of Nick Ames at the
county 'Hotel." He was accompanied
by the sheriff however, who fell in with
him near British Hallow, and is now (?)
behind the bars, awaiting further pro-
ceedure.
The seventy-second anniversary of
the founding of the order of Odd Fell
lowship in the United States, will be
observed at the l. o. o. f. Hall in this
city, Friday evening, by appropriate
exercises, of which speech-making will
form chief part. A supper will also
be given.
j. j. Wenzel has bought the Conrad
Wenzel property on Maple street He
expects to move the frame building
from the property and erect a new and
large business block on the site. 1t
will be very desirable business loca-
ton and will also add greatly to the
appearance of that street.
The musical entertainment which
was to tax place tomorrow evening at
the High School Chapel by the Seniors.
has been postponed one week, on ac-
count of the Odd Fellows Supper which
will be held that night. The entertain
ment will therefore take place Friday
evening May 9Th. Ice Cream and Cake
will be served. Admittance 10c; Re-
freshments, 15c. Proceeds to go to Sem
ior class.
Ed Angus was seriously if no: fatally
injured at the Angus Mill north of town,
Thursday morning. While adjusting
some of the machinery a belt severed
permitting the belt regulator to strike
Angus on the back of the head infiict.
ing deep wound and fracturing the
skull. Drs. Strong and Barber were
called and made the patient as comfort
able as possible. He was not rendered
insensible by the blow.
The notice which appeared in these
columns recently stating that Ed. Farrell
had been adjudged insane. was a mis-
take. The report had every appearance
of authenticity or should rot have ap-