Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-04-09

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ton at home.
The Lancaster Touring mill recently
purchased by Mr.. Angus, is prepared
to do all kinds of plain and fancy
grinding, aud solicits share of the
Ipublic's patronage.
Miss Florence Garner of this city and
Mr.. Edward Schmitt OF Montfort were
married at the residence of the bride
parents Wednesday morning April sth.
Fuller notice next week.
A. d. Macs, S. S Missionary for
Grant county. has just returned home
from near Boscobel, where he held a
series Of meetings with good success,
at the Boebel school house
VIII Altizer and Roy Mccoy went
to Dubuque Sunday. They witnessed
| a game Of base ball between st. Paul
Dubuque clubs which resulted in a
victory for Dubuque, II TO IS.
Clay Better. who has position in
the mill at BIillville, visited his par
ents in this city over SUNDAY. He
brought with him Miss Mira Day,
who returns here to attend school.
At the election in the different towns
Tuesday, few startling changes took
place. BY a majority Of three Bee
town voted no license Wyalusing
voted for license By Majority Of -.
Open season for 1919 April =.
You can also open a 4 on the same
day. Open register for biggest
trout that slipped back into the wa
ter kept at the HERALD office. Tell
us all about it.
Isn't it about time our neighbors in
the north part Of the county should
let up on their rich finds of gold fields,
plumbago diggings, aluminium de-
posits, copper mines, "marlus sill
KUN" and thingsP
Most of the churches in the city had
special services last Sunday, Early
Mass was held in the Roman Catholic
church and exceptionally large con-
gre cations were present at that and
other services during the day
Platteville is again hopeful on the
waterworks question. The slush
bucket that has given so much trouble
has at last been removed and drilling
has recommended The well is al
ready about a thousand feet deep.
The fare from Boscobel to Racine
and return acct. OF the Department
encampment of the G. A. R. is So
25 cents. Tickets will on sale May
10th and goth good returning until
May 23rd. I. w. Lippiucott.
Geo. E. Budd of Lancaster will be
strong candidate before the county
convention for register of deeds. Mr..
Badd is well and favorably known
throughout the county, and if elected
will make very competent officer.
In the case of Ii. S. Strong against
the town of Hazelton for 81 900 dam
ages caused by his horse becoming
frightened at cakes of ice lying be-
side the road and running away, ar
bit -ators have been appointed to try
to settle the matter 1t is now prob
able that peaceable conclusion will
be arrived at.
Misses Phebe Andrews and Vorna
Cocklin and Theo. Gundlach, Alvin
Nicholas and John Watson, all of Liv-
ingston, Misses Charlotte Warwick
and May Irons and Clint Kendall of
Wyalusing and Glen and Clyde Ryan
of North Andover, have returned to
school after spending pleasant va
cation at their respective homes.
Editor Rothe of the I-nnimore
Times heNleW Ply the puDllCatlon OF
Erich Find'' last week establishes his
right to be called the champion
April fool liar Of the County But
he ought TO get out a supplement ex-
planning his April foolishness to send
to such unsophisticated youths as
the editors Of the Platteyille News.
Their disposition TO take in things
is deeidly suckerish
IN the Nj. f. church last sunday
the regular services We're held in the
morning at 1880 O'Clock In the
/ evening special programme was Civ
en- chiefly by the young people Of the
Sunday school The exercises We're
/ "a ,.eFt4lix MANNED and vralI ,ov,.l .,,.,,,4