Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-07-05

A message from Rev. Mason comes
to us to-day from Grianell Iowa.
Mr. John Robinson and wife OF
Fennimo'e called OF Lancaster friends
Monday. John is a prince of good
men.
The City Council met last Saturday
and fixed the liquor license for the en-
suing year at three bundled and Fifty
dollars.
Lster-The execution of Prendel CAST
is postponed TO July 18th We expect
it to take place and most people think
he should hang,
Mrs. viii Garner, little Wincey and
the baby returned to the parental roof
Monday evening. A strike on the
way kept them four days on the trip
At noon Tuesday there was a report
in the city that Gutenberg, on the
river above Cassville. was having
very serious fire. We could learn
nothing definite before going to press.
Mrs. j. p Williams goes to Mount
Hope to-day to spend the Fourth and
visit friends until Saturday. Mount
Hope is a good place to 90. We
would like to accept Mr.. Cairns invi-
tation.
Zone of my sick headaches, you
will hear people frequently say, as if
the complaint was hopelessly incurable.
AS mater of fact, Ayers Pills not
only relieve sick headache but effect
uallv remove the canse of this Distress
ing complaint, and so bring about a
permanent cure.
Attorney H. w. Brown and Livtr9-
man Posey vent to Potosi Monday to
try to arrange with the town board for
settlement for the team which was
d drowned near the ferry landing last
spring. No settlement can be reached
and claims will be filed against The
town for damages for loss of the team.
John Hutchcroft from the village of
Arthur in the town of Lima, was
brought TO Lancaster Monday by Con
stable authority on complaint sworn
out by John Eustace, charging him
with completely IN robbing Eustace's
store on the 9th of June. Clarence
Redmond is also here. uDdar arrest
for having hand in the thieviLg
business.
The family of Mrs. McGinnis in
Ellenboro is sadly afflicted. Last Fri
day the only son at home was sudden
ly taken sick and died Saturday, prob
ably of inflammation of the bowels.
He was about SO years of age. He
had not seemed as well to his friends
since his fathers death in the winter.
The mother and two sisters are left
alone on the farm. Two brothers are
in the far west The funeral was held
at the Catholic church in Platteville
Henry Haville of Bagley was robbed
at Prsirie du Chen of S29 and his
coat and vest. A house of tough char.
cters YVES not far away and gang
of toughs were having free for all
smssh up, throwing rocks and shoot
ing pistols through the doors and win
dows. A man, named Kroeger, ran
away from the house and csme across
the man who was robbing Harville-
The man left Harvil'e and attacked
Kroeger, who shot and killed him.
Nothing could be found to tell who the
man was.
This is another from Amber. Miss
Willard is coming home, and all the
gentle women in the Temple quarters
are mildly excited, like rufiled doves
They eongregate in the various little
dens, set apart for the avocation OF
the w. c. L IT, sisterhood, and con-
graduate one another, softly, laying
plans meanwhile for a royal welcome
when the queen sets foot in their
midst again. ] spent half hour with
these pleasant ladies yesterday and
came away with the scent of balm and
rosemary in my garments, SO to speak.
There is something especially caress-
ing and womahy in the manner Of
most Of these w. G. r. L. women.
They do not hustle. they are not ag-
gressiye, they do not seem especially
alert but in the main they are small
and docile and soft-voiced 1t may
be Miss Wizards influence that has
struck through them. as lavender
permeates linen, but however that may
bp The women are mostly very charm