Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1892-01-21

were shown over the building before
returning.
Several tramps made our city their
headquarters last week. Some of them
INDUCED little TO freely in the anti
Kelley beverage and were locked up
for safe keeping.
Joe. Nathan & Sons delivery horse
broke loose from in front of the store
Tuesday morning and ran down to the
barn. No damage was done beyond
braking few straps on the harness.
Mrs. Olive E Stout has brought suit
against the Milwaukee Erening WiScoil-
sin for $4,000 libel, in stating she had
confessed to killing her daughter-in-law
Mrs. Lewis Sisley.
Mr.. James l. Webb was St ting up
the cigars Monday over the advent of
bright baby boy that arrived Sunday
afternoon. Mother and child are re-
ported doing nicely.
Themes of sermons at the Congrega-
tional church next Sunday: Morning,
A miracle by Christ. Healing the Cen
turion's Servant. Evening. The Senate
of the u. S. and the Christian Citizen.
Mr.. Jno p Meters, town Treasurer
of Halle Green, was in the city Tuesday
and balanced up accounts with County
Treasurer, j. A. Neavill. Mr. Meters
is entitled to the honor of being the first
town treasurer to pay over tax receipts
in full.
Monday Place Brothers took charge
of the meat market formerly occupied
by NJ. S Trowbridge, having purchased
the business Mr.. Trowbridge will con-
fine his business to flour and feed here
after, finding it better to devote his
time to the one interest.
H. Brandamears team was fright
ened by the noon whistle at the Excel
sor factory Thursday, and started to
run away; they were stopped. however,
before any damage had been zone.
Mr. Twitchell has decided not to blow
the noon whistle hereafter, when teams
are at the factory.
Two of Potosi's oldest residents, Mr..
John Lonergae, ST., and MIR. Mike
Kelley died recently from the effects of
La grippe. The funeral of the former
occurred Sunday; Mr.. Kelley was buled
Monday. The deceased have hosts of
friends and relatives to whom their
death is sad bereavement.
The patients at the Kelley Institute
now number nearly forty, between
fifteen and twenty having arrived during
the last two weeks. A number OF these
patients were sent here for treatment
by the Bi-Chloride of Gold Club of
Milwaukee, to which several of the
graduates of this city belong.
Good music and good dancing were
the chief features of the Club Dance
Monday eve. The attendance was
hardly so large as usual, but, notwith-
standing. most enjoyable and pleasant
time was had. a delicious oyster supper
was served for the dancers at Jno.
Pendleton's restaurant after the close
of the dance.
Messrs Croft and Fersenberg shipped
a car of home raised tobacco to Edger-
ton Wis, Saturday, for which they re-
ceived SIC. per Id. These gentlemen
have large drying sheds erected. in
which they dry the tobacco and prepare
1t for the market. Toe yield for last
year was above the average and at the
above price they will realize a good
round sum.
Last week Jno Webb, of British Hol-
low, purchased of James Ficsher, his
residence located near the Brick yard
and will move in shortly. Mr.. Webb
and wife came up Friday and spent
few days with their son VIM. We5o,
while their newly purchased home was
being made ready for occupancy.
George Bennett accompanied by a
couple of his young friends, had driven
his aunt out to friends house near the
brick yard and was turning around to
return when the cutter upset and all
were thrown out in the snow. When
the cutter tipped Master George let go
of the lines and the horse probably
frightened by the accident and the
shouts of the boys, started off at brisk
troi, which he kept up until he collided
with tree. Leaving the cutter near
the scene of the collision 10 somewhat
dilapidated condition, the horse ran on
and was finally caught by OFT Stevens.
Ellsworth Ball will sell at auction,