Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-11-07
SOUTHWEST WISCONSIN

Robson of Benton last week.
Mrs. J. Melov Of Benton died Oct.
22nd. She was % years old.
F. J. Lang. the Northwestern depot
agent, has been appointed postmaster
at Ipswich.
A saw mill will be run at Patch
Grove this winter by Arnsburger
Bros.
Walter Bunck of I.ockport. H., and
Miss Jennie Boyd were married at
Woodman.
DR.. Gasser of Platteville received a
letter from the secretary of the state
board of health. endorsing his action
toward the recent diphtheria cases in
that city.
Fresh oysters always on hand at
John Burns restaurant. If
Tracy Mcclure. the theatrical man
who has been in this part of the state
for some time getting up performan-
ces for home talent troupes. joined
the Fernandez comedy company at
Benton last week.
A grand ball was given in Smalley's
hall at Muscoda last Thursday even
ing.
The Bon Ami club of Platteville
have elected the following officers
and committees for the coming sea-
son: President-Dr. f. S. Knapp,
vice pres.-Chas. Burg. treasurer
Chas. Loveland, secretary-R. c.
Huntington, floor managers-Geo.
Meyers and Fred Dugdale, reception
committee-Fr Frank Burns, Geo. Bar
den, Thos. Murray, DIR Knapp and
Chas. Schnitzler.
Good S-day clocks, half-hour strik-
ers for 81 70 at Baldwin's.
The Boscobel gun club had a shoot
Noyem Der lst.
Rev. Father Wurm has been reap
pointed for the Catholic churches OF
Boscobel and Muscoda.
The Mt. Hope school closed Oct. %.
Winter term begins soon.
Mr.. James Foley and Miss Bessie
Friar were married Monday at Mt.
Hope.
Leave your orders for good potatoes
with l.. Alt q Son. They will receive
a new carload next week.
Rev. Father Condor of Rolling
Ground will preach at St. Lawrence
church, Mt. Hope, November 18th.
The Mt. Hope creamery under the
management of Mr.. Miller, is turning
out good butter. They make butter
three times week.
Business men of Boscobel are agi-
tating the question of closing their
places OF business at p. m.
August Raewae OF Hickory Grove,
had the misfortune to lose a foot
while working with feed grinding
machine on his farm. He was driv-
| ing and missed his footing, the saw
tearing the foot off right above the
ankle. Amputation was necessary
and it is expected he will recover
without serious consequences. He is
Y years old.
Married at Boscobel Yesterday
Miss Gus Kradwell Of Racine to Miss
Nettie Clark Of that city.
Bloomington is to have Modern
Goldman lodge.
| Messrs. Yves Fry and j. w. and
Len Anderson of Boscobel are on a
deer hunt in North Wisconsin.
Rev Pengilly made w. j. Brandes
of Mt. Hope and Lizzie Oswald hus-
band and wife at Boscobel last week.
1t is rumored that Miller & OBJ
rech will put in line of farm ma
chinery in the room vacated by l.. +.
Hayes at Muscoda.
The new Catholic church at Cuba
City is about completed. 1t is one OF
the finest structures in this part OF
the state.
! Burglars entered several houses at
Platteville, securing about $12.
The ladies of the w. c. I. u. at
Hlattevllle have organized a home
talent lecture course of six lectures to
be given at intervals during the COM
ing winter.
B. F. Keeler of Bagley is instituting
Modern Woodman lodges in different
parts of the state.
Miss Alice Fossbinder Of Brodtville.
is dead.
VIII Calkins is the landlord of the
Bagley hotel now, f, j. Palmer hav-
ing sold it to him. Mr. Calkins sold
his farm to A. Quinn.
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Jacobs at Bagley last week
Messrs. McDermott. Metcalf, Blan-
chard, Stephel and HAYES are on a
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