Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-07-27

alleltd run of business the past week.
The charges in nearly every instance
were light, and only two were bound
over to await trial al the regular term
of court.
Pitt Jacco, who. for many years has
been in the employ of L. D. Holford,
of Bloomington, has opened drug
store in that thriving little village. Mr..
Jacco is reported to be a first class
pharmacist.
Henry Sanders, who lived at Glen
Haven, was brought to the city last
Saturday on the charge Of insanity He
was adiudged insane by the County
Judge Monday and was taken to Men
dota the same day.
Mrs. Nellie Durand expects to return
to her home in Crookston, Mimi, this
week. Her husband was expected here
to attend the Worlds Fair and return
with her, and we regret that he has
changed his plans.
Mrs. Edith Hodges. nee Goodrich,
from Hutchinson, Kansas. has visited
the Worlds Fair and is now in the city
with her cousin, Mrs. j. H. Howe.
She looks as bright and fair as when
she taught school here in '7S.
Crawford. Richland, South Sank,
Iowa, Lafayette and Grant county Dis
trict Christian Endeavor Convention,
August % and %, at Prairie du Chen.
Ali Christian Endeavor members in this
district are invited to attend.
A professional starter has been
engaged to do the starting here at the
August races. and matched game of
base ball is down on the program for
the last day. Friday the 18th, between
North Andover and Lancaster clubs.
Harry Walton is home from Chicago.
He says he spent most profitable
week at the Fair, and was in attend
ance at the Congress of Photographers
which was held while he was there.
Mr.. Lopgdon may be expected home in
a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Judd, of Hayes Center
Kansas, are visiting at the Crosby
home in this city. They have been
to the Worlds Fair and a visit to Mr.
Judd's home in the East and have
been spending the summer most de-
hghtfully.
A girl in a neighboring town waved
her hand at a stranger, and in three
days time they were married. Two
days later the young wife waved a
flatiron at her husband, and the next
evening he came home waving q adj
vorce. What are the wild waves say
ingP-Ex.
During the electric storm Friday
morning the 18th, the barn OF VIM.
Jeffries, of Muscoda. was struck, and
set on fire. When discovered it was a
mass of flames. His two well known
Hambletonian stations, Goldsmith and
Solo, valued at $1,000, were killed.
The total loss is estimated at 50, ZOO.
There will be a grove meeting held
by the Primitive Methodist society, near
the Mount Zion church, about three
miles south of Mount Ida, on Sunday
August 9th. Services at 1880 a. M,
2:30 p. m, and 1880 p. m. Come in the
morning prepared to stay all day. A
collection will be taken at each service.
Mrs. E. M. Wood arrived from Chic
ago ten days ago, and Prof. E. NJ. Wood
came Saturday noon, and after a
glimpse of Lancaster friends started
with his wife ard children to their home
in Baldwin, Kansas. They had visited
Mr.. Woods Pennsylvania home and at
tended the Worlds Fair on the return
trip.
Platteville District Camp Meeting
August 10th to oath, at Platteville, Wis.
DIR. K. N. McKaig will have charge of
the evangellstic services. Rev. .. E..
Murray, of Chicago, will lead the sing
ing. Reduced rates on the railroads
round trip one and one-third fare. Rev.
Murray's new singing book will be
used.
The Ladies society of the Congrega-
tional church will meet with Mrs.
Clifton on Friday, July %. A picnic
supper will be pleasant feature of the
meeting. Those intending to go will
please be at Mrs. John Reeds by
o'clock. where conveyances will be
furnished. 1t is hoped there will be a
good attendance.
Alonzo Ishmael and wife, and Dr.
Hartford and wifa of Cassville accom-