Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-03-01

Allie Ringer, of Montfort. has been
visiting her sister Hattie and other
friends.
The coffee furnished at the Mission
airy Teas is Chase & Sanborn's blend.
For sale by j. NATHAN & Son.
AL. Bennett, Esq, of Glen Haven. IA
vored us with call MondsY. He was
here on business.
The fourth and last of the series of
sermons on amusements will be de.
livered in the M. E. Church next Sun
day evening. Subject Helpful Amuse-
ments.
John Anderson, Esq, and his dargh
ter Miss Ollie who used TO teach in the
Frank Bonham district. visited at Harry
Patch's in this city Saturday.
John Clark secured the contract for
building new house for Johu Stone,
and Fred Bracket will build an elegant
house for G. H. Angus. Who nextp
Philip Kirshbaum who was engaged
in the Cassville cutting af'ray, was
arrested last Wednesday and procured
bail IN the sum of $500. His prelimi.
nary examination comes off before
Squire Wheeler in this city next Satur-
day
Hester Harper feels so 'sshut in"
lately that she wishes 1.-THE HERALD to
tell all her friends that she received a
real brownie for her valentine and
with it came these lines:
am a little brownie.
My darling little maid.
! come to you valentine,
so don't you be afraid,
The Southeastern Teachers Associa-
tion will meet in Milwaukee Normal
school Friday and Saturday, March Esd
and oath. Some of the best men In the
state will be in attendance. Reduced
rates will be given to those who take
receipts from the station agent of whom
they buy their tickets. This is a good
opportunity to see the Cream city,
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Hundreds of children and grown peo-
pie have been vaccinated during the
past two weeks, and in several cases it
has taken quite severe hold on the sub
ject. Maude Carthew, Willie McGoni-
gal and some others have been quite
sick for a day or two. and in some few
cases of illness from vaccination report
has credited the patient with scarlatina.
There may be some comfort CLEANED
from the statement that the sicker one
is from vaccination the greater his
chance of immunity from smallpox
hereafter
Thefreight that leaves here every day,
struck lumber car on the side-track at
Montfort Tuesday. The brake on the
lumber car had not been properly set.
and the car had run back about half its
length on the main line There is a
curve at this point, and conductor Dom
ohue did not see it until too late to pre-
vent collision. The fireman and en-
gineer set the brakes, reversed the en-
CINE and then jumped. They were not
hurt. Roy rockingham, who was in
the caboose, was thrown forcibly
against the side of the car and some
what cut and bruised about the head.
The cow catcher, smoke-stack and cab
of the freight were torn off, and the
carload of lumber somewhat splintered
and damaged. 1t is fortunate no one
was seriously hurt.
+, James w. Sutton. from Wauzeka,
made us very pleasant visit last
Thursday. He comes to Lancaster for
the purpose of beng treated for cancer,
which has fastened itself on the breast
bone. He has had the cancer removed,
and he now feels that when the necrosis
of the bone is stopped he will be all
right again. He was member of the
SD Wisconsin Volunteers for more
than year, and was discharged on ac-
count of sickness. After he got well
he again enlisted in the 43d regiment,
where he remained until the close of
the war. Both of these regiments saw