Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1892-07-28


storage came from Wisconsin and st.
Lawrence county. New York.
Sunday morning. what promi sed to be
q fierce wind storm came up from the
northwest. 1t was short lived, but
msnsged 10 cause considerable commo-
ton in the vicinity of the lumber yards
and blew down the scaffolding at the
new oil depot.
Seymora Glass of Cassville. was
brought TO this city Monday to answer
to a charge of incest preferred by his
daughter He was taken before Justice
Baldwin. and waived examination. He
was bound over to appear at the fall
term of court in bonds of $1,000.
Lewis BETTER, Esq. of Patch Grove,
made some pleasant calls on political
friends in this city last Friday. He will
be a candidate before the Republican
county convention for register of deeds
add is making a canvas of the county
announcing the fact to his friends.
Mr.. Matthias Klmmich and Miss Fan.
ny l.. KileY, of Burton, Wis. were mar
ried by Rev. Father Neihaus at st.
Clement church. Tuesday morning July
26th The bride is daughter of Patrick
Kiley, Esq, and the groom is a prosper
GUS young farmer of Waterloo town
ship.
County Treasurer Neavill is again
at his work after having been laid up
for three weeks with a most severe at
tack of nervous rheumatism. John has
got to take care of himself if he wants
to see half dozen more republican presi-
Dental administrations and we know
he does.
The trial of Al Gardner for assault
ing Fred Coombs at dance on the goth
inst, came up before Justice Wheeler
Monday, and the defendent was fined
10 dollars and costs. 1t seems the
trouble rose out of an ill feeling existing
between the boys since the Gardner,
Showalter affair.
Ex-president, c. K Adams of Cor
nell University. Ithaca, n. Y. may be
the next president of our State Univer-
sity. He is now in Madison looking
over the Institution and its work. He
seems quite favorably impressed with
the condition of things and the chances
are that he will accept.
Misses Burke, Dennison and Eta
ana Lille Riege, from Patteville visited
here Tuesday. Miss Lille Riege is for
the third time engaged to teach in the
Viroqua schools, She is one of the
high school assistants this year. Miss
Riege will be pleasantly remembered
by many Bloomington friends.
Attention is called to the announce
merits of Ira Fox, Esq, of Bloomington
and N. E. Bircbard, Esq, of Boscobel
who thus give the people to understand
that they are candidates for the office of
sheriff and that then, names will be pre-
scented by their friends at the proper
time in the county convention.
Last Saturday afternoon the three
year old son of Harrison Pierce, of Bee
town, was bitten by large rattle snake,
while playing in the yard in front of the
house. The snake it is said, had nine
rattles. The child is improving since
receiving medical attendance which
could not be secured until late Sunday.
The much remarked warm weather
of the past week, hasn't been as warm
probably as many thought it to be.
The air is full of moisture and this
coupled with the heat has made it OPP
pressive. Reliant weather prophits
tell us that this oppressiveness Of the
air will continue yet for some time IN
til cleared up by storms.
The sixth Annual Reunion of the 10Th
Wis. Veterans closed Friday last. Col.
r. NJ. Strong of Omaha and Lieut.. W.
H. BIyton of Sparta were elected presi-
dent and secretary. Addresses were
made by Gen. Farchild and others.
They meet next June in Baraboo unless
it is deemed advisable to meet at Chi
cago during the Worlds Fair.
Miss Mile Kaltenbach of Potosi, is
in Denver, Colorado. where she will
teach during the coming year. If she
succeeds in her work there as well and
as pleasantly as she has done every
where she has taught in Grant County,
she will not be back here again. unless
upon a visit, until she has accumulated
fortune. Mark what we say.
The following telegram explains
itself. 1t came to us last night. ut has
been decided that there will be no spec
ial train from Lancaster to Madison,
III. NH