Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-05-30

ohe Is at present IN Lancaster WHeEe
she has hosts of warm friends and not
few relatives.
The German Evangelical Bethlehem
church laid lne corner stone Of their
new edifice last SUNDAY. The build
ing when completed viii be sub
stantial and beautiful structure
r. Popejoy and family have remov-
ed TO Platteville where Mr. Popejoy
will conduct ice cream parlors aud
manufacture choice candies. He is a
competent caterer and ought to sue
coed
Through the courtesy of the author
we are in receipt of copy of the pop
ular work 1.-The Road Rights and
Liabilities Of Wheelmen7 by Attorney
Geo. b. Clementson. 1t is book OF
merit and one which every wheelman
should add 20 his library.
Mrs. Ida King formerly Ida Ritter
died a few days ago and was hurried
Tuesday. The funeral services were
held al the residence of Mr.. David
Porter, where Mrs. King made her
home. Rev. Mason preached the SER
mon. Mrs. King had only one near
relative. Mr.. Vim. Ritter, brother.
The Bloomington Record has chang
ed hands. Editor Wagner has sold
out to Ernest Brooks. We hear that
Mr. Brooks has or will sell the Senti-
mel and that Mr.. Wagner has bought
a paper in Sparta.
By reference to the proceedings of
the p NJ conference it will be MOTTO
ed that Rev. Hardcastle, who has so
long and so successfully preached to
the Platteville people, has been trans
ferred to Miffiin.
Mrs. Huntington and daughter
Della, mother and sister of the editor
of the Plattevile News, were in the
city Tuesday on matters connected
with the County Court. Harry Chap
man of the News force came with
them.
We are in receipt of a neat pam
phlet advertising a summer school at
Chetek, Wis, one of the conductors
of which will be b. T. Budworth Jr
of this city. Mr.. Budworth also de-
livers the Memorial address at Chetek
this year.
Mr.. John Ryan has just returned
from Kansas where he was called on
business in settling the Lewis estate.
His brother-in-law and wife returned
with him. Mr.. and Mrs. w. Lewis and
will spend several weeks visiting in
the county.
From the Milwaukee Sentinel we
learn the death of Rev. Marcellus, who
was for several years pastor of the Nj.
E. church in Lancaster. Mr.. Marcel
lus died in Chicago where he was re-
ceiving medical treatment. He was
officially located at Menominee.
Jas. G. Remfrey. piano tuner Of
Mineral Point, will be in this city on
or about June 9th. Orders may be
left at Stone & Hassell's drug store.
Mr.. Rentrey comes well recommend
ed and solicits your patronage All
work guaranteed. He expects to
make regular trips here. l6-2t
The North Andover creamery is in
very furnishing condition. $4,000
pounds of milk are handled daily
The immense quantity of the golden
product weekly marketed is delight
to the eve as well satisfaction to the
taste. Mr.. Chittenger the artist in
charge is the peer of any butter-mak-
er in the world.
Mr., Thos. Clifton and Miss Palmer
of Wyalusiag were married last week.
Last Friday they spent short time in
Lancaster on their wedding trip. Mr..
Clifton believes his wife is ''worth her
weight in gold'' and in order to figure
Just how much that was had her step
upon the scales in Trowbridge's store.
Mrs. Clifton tipped the beam at 12S
pounds making her husbands esti-
mate of her value just $34, 440.
A very delightful time was had at
the reception in the Post Hall in hon.
or of DR.. and Mrs. Eaton last Tuesday
afternoonandevening, handshaking, Wis
iting, singing and speech making caus-
edthe evening 10 be one long to be re-
membered. Among the speakers
were Capt. Baxter, Mr.. Eaton, Mrs.
Eaton, Alex Ivey, Rev. Mason, Capt.
Bushnell, Mr.. Murphey, and Mrs. Ed
ward Eaton.
An exhibition was given Tuesday
evening in front of the Wright House
of the efficiency OF the Improved
Chemical Fire Extinguishern in ex-
tinguishing bon fire of kerosene sat
urated boxes. The exhibition was
satisfactory and proved the efficiency
and usefulness of the extinguisher.
Several business firms have purchas-
ed.
Our readers viii remember the sad
death of Rev. j. H Miles about a
year and half ago and his burial in
the Lancaster cemetery. His wife
has recently erected beautiful mon
ument to his memory. The stone was