Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-06-28

w. V. Mink, Esq, OF Burton was III
the city on business last Saturday.
NJ. P. Smith. Esq of FennImore
was in Lancaster on business Monday.
Smoke Spotted Cubas, the best Sc.
cigar. For sale at Kern's Restaurant.
Kew. P. H. Mason has gone to Grin
nell. Iowa, TO attend the Christian
Summer School
Miss Woodward has come to make
summers stay with her sister Mrs.
Frank Schreiner.
Since putting in the notice for girl
wanted" we have heard of ten girls
who want places. Who says advertis-
ing doesn't pay?
Miss Margie Chambers of Blooming
ton, who has been teaching the past
year at Viroqua, called on friends here
on her way home last Friday.
DR.. Sid. Knapp of Milwaukee, F. w.
Shepherd of Mineral Point, G G.. Grin
dell, and DR.. F. S. Knapp of Platteville
paid Lancaster friends a visit last Sun
day.
Don't swing me too high, you might
make me sick. and that wouldn't be a
veIy smart trick said little four year
old girl to the four year old boy who
was swinging her in the hammock.
o ladies dear and did you hear
The news that's going round;
That you can make your jelly keep
With something nice that's very
That Mrs. Harper's found. (cheap
Children's Day was observed at Buck
wheat Ridge church last Sunday.
There was goodlY number of people
present and every body had an enjoYa-
BILE day.
Mrs. Dan'l Morrison with her three
young people are visiting her brother,
j. III. Howe and family who will GER
tainly have many pleasant memories of
their last summer in the old house.
DIR. r. N. McKaig of Minneapolis
will have charge of the Platteville Dis
trict camp meeting, August 10th goth.
Rev. W. W. Hurd, of Lacrosse, will
lead the singing. Rev. Frank Jones.
of Iowa, will lead the Young Peoples
meeting There is every indication OF
very large attendance this year.
Miss Rose Mcllhon, aged 40 years,
sister of County Judge McIlhon OF Iowa
county, died at her nome in Mineral
Point Blood poisoning caused her
death after brief illness. She was
one of the most estimable ladies OF
Mineral Point, and her death is severe
blow to her afflicted relatives.
A gentleman, named Chalmers, now
professor of science in the Ohio state
university, will be president of the
school next year. 1t seems that the
changes made last year, with perhaps
q single exception, proved expert
mental failures and but one of them is
retained. If the same result follows
certain changes this year the Normal
School at Plattevllle will not regain its
old standing in five years.
The names Of the Redmond family
sre in fair way TO become familiar to
Grant county people through the Grim
| inal records. Cummins Redmond has
been arrested for robbing the store OF
John Enstace at Arthur some days ago,
| and on examination before Mr.. Hunt
| ingtoD, in Platteville, he was bound
| over for trial at the next term of cir
cult court, 1t is another ''oad lands
| case, but it breaks the monotony some
what in being little different from the
usual style over there.
The commonweal armies are having
a variety of experiences, not all of them
funny At Racine last Friday. Cant
wells 200 Coxeyites took a notion that
they would take free ride to Chica 90
snd they went up to the Northwestern
| wards to take a train. About fifty
| special police went up to look after
/ them and before the controversy was
| through with. many of the wealers were
| pretty roughly handled The army
says it will ride TO Chicago if it has tc
| stay in Racine week for an oppor-
/ tunIty
After usipg the following a dozen
/ years it is found perfect satisfactory.
/ Buy ten cents worth OF parfadne at the
| drugstore and melt it in a tight tin can
! with a cover for future use and pour
over the cold jelly int il forms a
coating about 7 of an inch thick TO keep
/ ont the air. When cold cover the
glasses and set away in a dry cool
store-room or cellar. The parrafne is
white, odorless and tasteless and when
| the jelly is 10 be used, lift off the wax,
wash it in tepid wafer and put back in
the can to use again
The special committee appoint
ed by commander Wairors TO in.
vestigate the condition Of the soldiers
home at Waupaca has completed its
report. 1t IS long one and they find
nearly all the charges made against the
management, sustained, and advise
radical reforms Immediately. Their
| very loose methods of management,
and two of them, Woodnorih and Rob.
erts who have been purchasing supplies
for the home from their own stores
come in for especial blame. Supt.
| Caldwell and his wife are both charged
with impotency IN their department.