Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-06-18

Hlduh D. DOktcs OF DQcCpbcls " 49, ~
Miss Julia kirkpatrick OF Mineral
Point. Wis.
Julia Carnody, formerly 81 this
city, aud Albert c. Dryden were
united in marriage at McCook, Neb.,
Wednesday, June 10. 1896. The new
ly married couple will make their
home at Trenton. Neb.
Rev. 7. J Brown will address the
I people OF Lancaster, Friday evening
June 10. At he City Opera House on
Lights aud Shadows OF Prison Life in
our ON States Prison Admission
Is cts. Proceeds 10 defray water
works expenses at the parsonage.
Work has begun on Cap. Chas.
Bakers new mansion. A new cellar
has been dug for the old house and
Mr.. Rollins OF Platteville will COM
menee 10 move the old house onto the
new cellar tomorrow, after which
work viii Immediately begin on the
new house
in the town of Mifllin, Iowa coun-
ty, lives a man. Chas. S. Willard. who
is over IS years of age and is now
growing a set of new teeth. Second
eyesight and second childhood are
common but an old-age teething per-
iod is novelty. Wonder if the old
gentleman has to take soothing syrup.
Through the courtesy OF genial
Tony Howell we enjoyed the luxury
of box of luscious homegrown staw-
berries the other day. They were the
largest and finest we have ever seen
great big fellows measuring five and
six inches around. sweet and juicy.
Tony has one Of the finest fruit gar
dens in the city.
-Adolph Nathan of Chicago visited
his father Jacob Nathan in this city
for few days, returning home Mon
day morning. His mission here was
to attend family gathering which
took place Friday, Jure u, that being
the seth anniversary OF the birthday
of his father Jacob Nathan Adelph's
daughter, Miss jeanette, has been en-
| joying a visit here for week.
The bank of Prairie du CHEN was
burglarized last week but only few
hundred dollars of silver were Sc
cured. A good job from the burglars
standpoint was prevented by the
breaking of two bottles in the safe
containing liquid that vaporizes and
is highly irritating to threat and nasal
passages. This is new style of burg
lar protection and seems to be good
one
The candidacy OF Mr.. H. w.
Brown for district attorney is formal
ly announced. Besides being entirely
competent, Mr.. Brown has the adj
vantage of residing at the county seat
thereby being able to look after the
numerous duties of the Office prompt
" and with least possible expense to
the county. Harry Will be in the race
in earnest from now until convention
time.
bloomington Record: Report
comes from st. Louis that John O'Neil
and wife and little daughter were
killed in the recent tornado. They
were staying at East st. Louis where
the storm did the worse damage Mr..
O'Neil was the son OF Thomas O'Neil
of Patch Grove. He was famous
horseman and had string of flyers at
the St. Louis track when death over
took him
-Cassville Index Julius KLEIN
pell, II years old and son of Mrs.
Christina Klienpell OF this village, fur
nished case Of appendicitis for Drs.
Hartford, Mccarthy and Bieglow to
operate on last Sunday night. Last
named gentlemen were from Dubuque.
The little fellow had been complain
ing for several days. Since the opera
tion he is resting easier and it is hoped
will soon be out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Greene have
been absent from this city for a num-
Der of days attending at the bedside
of Mrs. Green's father VIM. Beebe, who
died Saturday, June 10. at o'clock,
aged SO years. The funeral took place
Tuesday. Deceased was also father
of Cap. Homer Beebe of Platteville
and of Hayden Beebe who resides in