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

June 10Th. base ball was just AZ
years old.
Dick Willis's new barn is a beauty
and no mistake.
Last Monday claimed 20 be the long,
est day in the year.
There are several mulberry trees in
the city loaded with fruit.
MIR. Frank Richmond and Miss Nell
Fry of Nit Ida, were married at Bos-
cobel, June 10th.
Rev. T. G. A,teberry was in Lam
caster last Fridsy de went to Cass-
vile Saturday morning.
Miss Anna Henderson of Boscobel,
will deliver the Fonrth of July Grafton
at Boydtown, Crawford County. She
will do it well too.
Mir Meisnest of Oshkosh, is elected
principal of the Boscobel schools in
place of Mr.. Llghtcap. who becomes
principal Of Dubuque schools.
The drilled well at Casper's black
smith shop ITO feet with 40 feet water.
Casper and Hurley seem to need a
good deal of water somehow.
An eight inch vein of gold bearing
rock has been reported at Cripple
Greek, that will weld sixty ounces TO
the ton, or over 10000. Gracious,
how we wish we had few tonsl
Miss Lou Mckenzie of Lancaster.
Dwight Kreul of Fennimore, James
McGovern, James Powers and John
Wall Of Highland were among the
Platteville graduates at last Commence
ment.
A wheelman, named johnson, made
mile in 2-33 on his bicycle in Mass
Bring on your fast horses. Before
snow flies minutes will not be unusu-
al time among the professional wheel
men,
Miss Cora Wheeler and Miss Letha
Brady OF Bloomington, called on
friends here last week on their way
horne from the Normal School at
Platteville. They are Seniors next
year. Good ones too.
Miss Sena Stephens has had pleas
ant year in the Mineral Point Schools
and was unanimously re elected for
next year 1t is decidedly evident that
Lancaster teachers are doing excellent
work. We are proud of them.
There was rumor some time ago
that Gladstone would visit the United
States this summer. 1t seems there is
nothing to the rumor, but all the same
there are thousands of people in this
country, who would most cordially
greet the Grand Old Man -
Lighting kills 200 persons every year
and destroys two million dollars worth
of property. Get an accident insurance
policy and lightning rod. Ask our
insurance agents for the first and our
hardware dealers for the second, and
you will be safe and happy.
Our old friend, John Lawless, is now
postmaster at Mt. Hope. This leaves
r. Day out OF the stamping business for
while. One good man succeeds an
other. but what in the world John Law
less wants with the Mt Hope post.
office, unless it is a rest, beats us.
The graduates of the Boscobel High
School this year are; Lydia Hot, Will
Shipley, Wilma Spiegelberg, Theo
Ableiter. Tillie Schmirler, Fred
Speigelburg, and Leila Huff This is
the eighteenth class and is up to the
usual high standard of excellence main
tanned by the Boscobel schools.
Weary wives, mothers. and daught-
ers--tired nurses, watchers, and help
tired women of all classes should take
Ayers Sarsaparilla 1t is the kind
they need to give pure blood, firm
nerves, buoyant spirits, and refreshing
sleep. There is no tonic equal to
Ayers Sarsaparilla.
Among those who received fellow
ship degrees at the recent University
Commencement is Mr.. o. g. Libby.
who a few years ago. was principal of
the Patch GroYe School He gradu-
ated last year but has now by extra
work added the degree of Master Of
Literature to his laurels He will like.
ly teach in the University next year.
Mrs. John Munger of Platteville died
very suddenly or nearl disease June
18th. She was attending to her house
hold work early in the morning, but
complained of not feeling well and
laid down to rest a few moments.
Two hours later, Mr. Munger, who is
blind. went to her room and found she
was dead. She was past so years of
age and most worthy lady IN every
particular.
The American Institute of Christian
Sociology is holding a summer School
forsChrislan workers at Iowa College,
Grinnell Iowa. 1t aims to bring to-
gether only those who are deeply and
righteously interested in The study aud
solution Of social and political problems
in the light Of the Gospel Of Christ.
The eight day meeting begins June q,
and the subjects stcdied are to De
treated by lectures and discussions bv
Prof Ely OF the Wisconsin University
Rev b. Fay Mills. the evangelist.
Pres Gates of Iowa College. Dr.
Strong Of New York, DR.. Thomas Han
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