Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-04-23

anu return acct. OF the Department
encamp.nent OF the G. A. r. is So
! 25 cents. Tickets will on sale May
10Th and 2oth good returning until
May s6rd. I. W Lippncott
Mrs. RIB. showalter and Mrs. w.
/ Il. Carter leftTuesday fora few weeks
Visit With relatives in Pierce, Neb.
| Their relatives there are Mrs. Mary
shoWalter and daughter Myra. Mrs.
Hnmmond. nee Leila Showalter, and
Mr.. and NJ Nate Reynolds and fam-
lily
Mrs. james Atkinson of Norta
Andover was in the city "Wednesday.
| She reports that her daughter Francis
has again len promoted in the
Northern hospital at Oshkosh. This
j. the third promotion Miss Atkinson
has bad since she has held a position
there.
| Miss Martha 4. Burleson and Dr.
Wintermute will be united in marri-
age at Hobart church, Oneida Res
ervation, Wisconsin. April %. 1896.
The bride will be remembered as the
remarkably pleasant and handsome
daughter of S. S. Burleson, who re-
sided in Lancaster from Nov. rs to
Nov 10.
Lou Fischer has sold his house on
West Elm street to Henry Austin and
has purchased of Dr. A. H. Barber
house situated on same street seven
blocks east of the place he sold. Lou
is repairing the house and will move
in two or three weeks Thenew res
idence is close to his blacksmith and
wagon shop.
Married: At the German Evan
gelical church in Lancaster, Tuesday,
April 21, 1896, by Rev Nabholz, Mr.
Fred Alt and Miss Edith Nimits. A
few relatives and friends witnessed
the happy ceremony: After trip to
Nebraska they will return to Lancas-
ter to reside permanently. The HER
AID extends hearty congratulations
"A large tree at the north corner
of the Wright house, an old landmark,
was cut down yesterday and is being
hauled away today to make room for
: the new addition. We saw dogs chase
a bear up that tree in the long ago
: however, the bear had ''hobo'' from
7 over the sea chained to it and the
monkey who passed the cup, was
It killed in the crush.
Mr.. Pat Hamilton of Patch Grove
made application to the county court
! for the appointment of guardian for
y his mother, Mrs. Casey, alleging in
:. compency ON account of insanity
n When the case was called yesterday,
d the lady appeared with large num-
Der of witnesses; but as the son did
: not put in an appearance the case was
e dismissed
/ Mrs. DR.. NARROW and the baby OF
g Bloomington go to California on the
: 2Sth of April to be gone all summer.
Mrs. NARROW was born and reared in
5 that state and will once more look
+ upon the picturesque scenery Of hei
/, childhood and renew old acquaintan,
d ces. At our request she has promised
e to write some letters for publication
n in the HERALD.
-Chas. II. Heath and Bert Cook
young men in Jail charged with steal
' ing 32-calibre rifle from Andrew
, PafTord in the town Of Beetown or
> Jan. IA, 1896, of the value of FIVE OF
: six dollars, pleaded guilty to larceny
u in Judge Carter's court, on Monday
and the other Tuesday of this week.
o They were sentenced to so days in
e the county Jail.
Mr.. Ira Bellows, who resides or
the west side in this city, had written
to his daughter Mrs. Charlotte Kelly
who has resided in the west for seve-
raj years. She thought of purchas
. ing his house and he wrote three OF
. four letters to her trying to explain
. where his new house is located. Al
10 last he received q letter from hel
! which says "Well il you live out in
. Clark's woods. why didn't you say Sc
in the first placer
1t is the Grant county people who
make the weather man trouble. They
4 kick and kick about backward spring
q until he is worried into turning on 6