Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-02-28
TAKEN FROM ENHANCES.
What other Papers IN Grant and Adioin-
ing Counties Say.

$1,000 t~Aet 49, 1870.
started in Cassville.
Editor r. {. Huntington Of the
Plattev;ie mas gone to New Orleans.
The Platteville State Bank has de-
clargd dividend of per cent payable
Febs 10Th.
Israel Roberts has bought the inter-
est OF Mr.. abraham inthe firm of Hol-
ford Il Abraham, Bloomington.
The Fennimore High school was
closed last week on account of the i'll
ness of the principal, Prof Morgan.
Mr.. II. f. Rice has sold his fine
farm of 160 acres near Sinsinawa
Mound to Peter Eperling for $3.50
per acre. Mr.. and Mrs. Rice will
move to Dubuque.
At Georgetown. Grant county, a
new creamery company has been in
corporated with capital of $4,000.
Incorporators are Messrs. James p
Jones, James FL. Cabanis and James
Barron,
Married:-At the residence of the
BRIDES parents in Fennimore, Wis,
Emma youngest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. A. Kreul TO Mr.. William
Doeringfeld. Rev. Mutschmann Off
ciating.
The Lancaster Herald Of Feb. IA.
began the 53d volume, which event
its editor observed by adopting a new
head, and by adding several other
features which improve it very much.
Witness.
In his address at Bismarck, Hon.
Chas. A. Pollock said that of the
eighty convicts. in the penitentiary.
eighty per cent of them attributed
their downfall to drink. That is
doubtless true. but it don't speak
very well Of our law as a prohibiting
measure, does it?-North Dakota
Globe.
About twenty-six members of the
Galena Rebekah lodge chartered a
couple of sleighs and went to Hazel
Green Monday to visit the Percival
lodge of that place, After the pre-
liminary work had been transacted,
the Percival lodge invited the visiting
guests to refreshments and a bounti-
full repast was served. The Percival
lodge were here last June and did
floor work at the institution of Galena
lodge, No. 346.-Galena News.
Mrs. James Harker of Cuba CITY
died last Tuesday evening, aged %
years. Mrs. Harker. whose maiden
name was Emily Jenkyns, had been
married three years and leaves to
mourn her loss a husband and one
child, a father, mother, three broth
ers and two sisters. who have the
sympathy of the entire community.
The funeral took place Thursday
afternoon at O'Clock in the Nj. +.
church, Rev. S. .Mather officiating.
A jolly crowd of young people to
the number of about thirty assembled
at the residence of B. /. Bugdale on
Wednesday evening last, to celebrate
their annual party at that place
Those present from away were as fol-
lows: Misses Beth Mdesse, Delphia
Oswald, and Chas Churchill. of Lam
caster, and Miss Katie b. Stein. of
Belmont. All reported good time.
and say that when they want to 90
anywhere for good time, they want
to 60 out to the Dugdale homestead
Witness.
Mr.. j. Block, prominent MGR
chant Of Platteville, was in the citv
this morning. He is leading Re
publican of his part of the state and
in speaking OF political matters said:
The people down our way are very
generally dissatisfied with the man
ner in which patronage pie has been
carved at Madison. Grant county
like Rock has been incontinentlv
turned down. 1t cannot be said that
the administration has distribute
ed the official plums. it has simply
punched them in two ccunties-Dane
and Milwaukee. -.Tenesville Republic
can.
Last Saturday Teachers meeting
was held here in our High School
building and Cuba City turned out en-
AhdsoO W tiO honor 10 I0e OCCASION
and extend hearty welcome to their
guests. Early in the morning the
teachers and visitors commenced to
arrive and by the time the exercises
were to commence, there was about
the largest crowd of teachers ever
seen in Cuba City. Not only did the
school-maams GO ne, bat the farme :
and their families from the surround
ing country. Many of them attended
the exercises which were exceedingly
interesting. Cuba City News.
The movement to establish a ma
tional park at Appomattox is meeting
with much favor in Virginia and else
where. 1t is virtually the place where
the civil war ended, and there is no
finer instance IN military history of
the meeting Of two great generals who
were also gentlemen, one to accept a
final reserve in a manly spirit, the
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