Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-06-07
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Mrs. James Maiben of Liberty has
Just moved into the home she recent
~ purchased of Lon Wayne.
DIR. Cleary of Kenosha and C. d.
Parker of River Falls, left their auto
graph at the Grand Central this
week.
Miss Flora Rothschild is home from
her school work at Marshalltown, Ia,
and will spend her vacation at her
home here
Miss Laura McMullin, after several
months visit with relatives and friends
in this city, has returned to her home
in Boscobel.
Mrs. Chase, who was quite serious
ly hurt Decoration Day is doing as
well as anyone could, under the cir
cumstances.
Val Rothschild's little boy KEENAN, is
housed up with scarlet fsvor, and Val
himself has tonsilitis, and is lot happy
by any means.
Lawyer Cleary and Druggist Bennett
attended the X. O. Convention at Ra-
cine last week as delegates from the
Lancaster Lodge.
President MeGregor Of Platteyille
delivered the Grafton at the semi
centennial Masonic celebration at
Madison Tuesday.
At the Liberal Religions Congiess in
Chicago, May a, plan was proposed
for holding great western Chatauqna,
probably in Wisconsin.
Mrs. Harrison who was hurt by
falling down stairs Memorial Day,
suffers very much from her hurt and
her condition is somewhat serious.
Geo. Damn has commenced the rock
wall for bis new mill house. 1t will be
a good building and will help the ap-
pearauce of the Lancaster House block.
Three good rooms to rent in very
desirable home; with or without board.
Apply at Herald office. 1918
All children, and babies especially,
and all pupils below the Grammar
room are requested not to attend the
Commencement exercises en- Friday
morning.
DR.. Cronin was laid up part of last
week with a sick spell, but he had so
many patients to look after that he
gave up that style of recreation and
went to work again.
Fennimore is improving rapidly.
1t has many fine residences and many
Others are building. Mr.. Kreul has a
handsome house nearly finished. Mr..
Weber will build soon.
The most exciting election in the
history of Oregon took place Monday.
Lord, the Republican candidate for
governor, is elected by large plur-
atty. The entire ticket is probably
elected.
Mrs. Joel Trollope, of Little Grant,
died Saturday, after short illness.
She viii be best remembered here in
the city as Miss Pietchel, who used to
work in John Pendleton's restaurant.
Mrs. Lease is very sick woman.
Dr.. Roby, of Topeka, and several ply
sicians from Kansas City have held a
consultation, and her son Charles is
with her. She has sciatic rheumatism.
If the city marshal would stop the
boys from standing on the corners
nights using profanity and otherwise
making themselves a public nuisance
he would receive the thanks of the
people at large and especially the ladies.
President Harper says that he entered
upon MS duties at Chicago university
opposed to coeducation, having great
misgivings because OF the presence of
the girls. He now declares that the
young women's department of the uni
velsity is the only one that never gave
him any tronble.
Editor Mark Barnum talks feaIlessly
about he charge Of libel preferred
against him by the mother Of Ella Ma
". In a recent issue Of his paper, he
says: The second Tuesday in September
in the circuit court of Richland county,
when the dance shall opan, we will be
found in the band stand, furnishing the
music while others perform the dance
INTENDED IOf US
Fourty men are at work dismember-
ing the Ferris wheel at Chicago. Four
delricks are used. The parts OF the
structure will be sorted, and when all
is ready three or four trains will carry
the tons of iron TO New York City.
In a few months the wheel will be set
up in the metropolis. The work Of
taking it apart. transporting it to New
York and setting it up again will cost
about $4,000.
Rev. Geo. Plant who for the past
two or three years, has had charge of
the Primitive Methodist Church work in
Little Grant and Mt. Ida. ReI VIM.
Croft will take his place. Mr.. Plant
will continue the work in the Ridgeway
district and we can truly say Of him
that he is most earnest, conscientious
Christian worker and entirely worthy
of the esteem and confidence of any
community. The people of the f. M
circuit have nothing but the heartiest
words Of commentator for Mr.. 8nd