Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-07-12

The first story of the new school
house is up.
Engineer Hull's new house is resdy
for piasterng
Jacob Shrake. ESQ. chairman of
Wyalusing, was in the city on busin' IS
Tuesday.
Mr.. Irish has built a very pretty
home In the Ttss part of the city on
the BeetOwn read.
Mr.. John Willis came to the front
this season with ripe tomatoes July 6.
Who can beat that9
We have heard many words of CON-
mendatiOn for DR. p. L Scandals ora
ton at Beeiown on the Fourth.
The summer schr ols are at work.
Next week viii be a good time to
become member of one of them.
Don't fail 10 read what Mr.. Allen
has 10 say about creameries aud separ-
etors. Read it carefully and do some
thinking.
The excelsior factory has shut down
for a few weeks becsuse it has been
difficult to dispose of the excelsior as
fast as it was made.
Perfection flour IS made from the
| finest Minnesota wheat, by the finest
machinery in the country at the Grist
mill near the depot. Try Perfection.
Work on the school house is stopped
until some IRON, delayed bv the strike,
gets here. One branch Of labor knocks
other labor out of job. So it goes.
All who were fortunate enough to
attend the entertainment given on the
evening of July 4th, at thu County
Farm, by Supt. and Mrs James Alder
son want TO return hearty vote of
thanks for the pleasure the evening af-
forded.
Geo Damm's new mill is under roof
end we may look for big gas engine
in few days. If it pops as loud in
proportion to its size as the one at the
depot does. Lancaster will have per.
peiual Fourth of July on hand. 1t
may save the trouble of getting up
cel6UEdtlOu uoAt year
Charles Nye Jr. son of Supt. e. H.
Nye went to Dixon few days ago to
resume his work there, but he is a
member of the LIST regiment L. N. G.
and was ordered with his company to
Chicago TO help in settling the riots.
and protecting property.
The Ven. c. L. Susan, Archdeacon of
the Diocese, will visit Emmanuel
church on Sunday, July 18th Services
will be as usual with the addition of a
celebration of HOLY Communion at
7:30a m, and also at the 1880 service.
Offerings throughout the day will be on
behalf of Diocesan Missions.
July the six children of Louis En-
Ter of Waterloo were reported down
with diphtheria The seventh, the first
one taken sick, had died. Under the
physicians care the others We're expect
ed to recover. The disease is i'm a
most virulent form, and it seems was
brought from Dubuque, Iowa.
Frank Woodward, son of Jno Wood
ward OF Livingston. is remembered by
his teacher as one of the best bows
who ever attended school in Ian
caster II givss pleasure to note that
he has made fine progress. He gradual
ed at the Platteyille Normal IN 1889,
and has taught school since, aud M xt
year will graduate from Harvard
College.
Edward Dunp, aged about 60 years,
a resident of Woodman and an eccen-
trio character, now an inmate OF the
poor house, was the central figure in a
case before Judge Carter, Monday.
Early in June, Dunn suffered para
lvtic strock. which added to his men
tai arrangement and led to his friends
asking that he be judged insane and
sent to Mendoza. Mr.. and Mrs. Pat
rick Glynn of Woodman, James Null
rooney of Fennimore, Mr.. and Mrs.
Michael Gull. James Corcoran and
Edward Mulrooney of Mt. Hope, j. ID.
Wilson of Boscobel, H. Buchner and
E. B. Goodsell of Lancaster, were
subpoenaed as witnesses. j. Lane, j.
, P. Lewis, j. Carthew, j. McBrien,
and c. II. Baxter made up the jury.
The general opinion is that Dunn is
insane but the jury said he is not and
so he goes back to the poor house.
The State Board of Health requires
that all children attending the public
school, shall present evidence that they
have been successfully vaccinated
The local Board of Health having de-
manded that the School Board of this
district enforce the mandate of the
State Board. the School Board ot dis
trict No. 3, Lancaster, request that all
children intending to attend
school this coming year, who have
not been vaccinated, 90 to their family
physician and be vaccnated This is a
: favorable time of the year for that
purpose 1t should be done at once so
that there may be no sore srms at the
commencement of school lw.
PROF. STRAssMAN. Dear Sir: Ny
wife has been an invalid and efllicted
for nearly ten years, caused partially
from rupture aud fall, which disabled
her and has bpCn 8 great sniff 4rer since