Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-01-23
SOUTHWESTERN WISCONSIN.
NOTES FROM NElGHBoRiNG TOWNS
AND ADJOINING COUNTIES.

Dane Crawford and Lafayette Cosnties.
Cleaned from Exchanges and Condensed
for Herald Readers.
Judge Orton, of Mineral Point. sold
his sou acre farm for $4,000.
Frank Weiss of S Oak is visiting
in Cassville with parents and friends.
Vernon county register reports for
the year just closed: Bir' rs 81, mar
riages POI deaths Y.
Mrs. Alloys Grimm. Of Cassville is
visiting with her daughter Mrs Bean
of New Hampton, IL.
Mr.. Daniel Jones and Mrs. Ann
Podhola, two aged residents Of High
land died recently.
Platteville has Sons of Veterans
Ladies Aid Society Miss Bessie Gill
more is president.
The Masonic lodge room in Platte
vile has new steel ceiling and num-
erous other ..tixups'.
+. J. Patterson is appointed post
master Of Millit. Crawford county.
vice j. M. Galloway. resigned
Annual meeting Of the Wisconsin
Dairymen's Association is to be held
at Chippewa Falls, Feb. y to IA
Dane county borrowed from a bank
$4,000, paying 6 per cent interest,
with which to meet current expenses
the past year.
The Benton Times gives lecture
of Prof. Perisho of the Platteville Nor
NAL delivered in Benton recently
very complimentary notice
At Mineral Point on the 29th inst.
the Womans Reading Club will serve
a Dutch supper" including Sauer-
kraut. Pretzels, Limberger Wiener
wurst, etc.
Revival meetings are in progress
at the NJ. f. Church at Dodgeville
The Chronicle reports 81 conversions
and 20 additions to the Junior Ep-
worth League.
young man giving the name OF
w. A. G. Rogers has been arrested
and bonnd over for trial in Dodgeville
for attempting TO pass forged orders,
and notes.
The Dodgeville Chronicle and New
Star seem 10 be at outs over pub
iie printing and private pique. Cen
'emen, things ought not so to be;
better kiss and make up.
Rev. L. S. Evans who has filled the
s Al. I
Baptist church for the past year has
accepted a call to preach to the Bap-
fist people Of Dodgeyille.
The suit of Jacob Miller against
Jas Bohan of Woodman for fees in
com aetion with the Woodman road
case has been dismissed. the defend
ant paying the claim and costs
Ruth Jackman. aged years.
daughter Of Rev. Jaekman OF Bloom
ington. was suddenly stricken with
paralysis Sunday afternoon She had
previously been in good health
The stockholders Of the First Ma
tt,nal bank have elected the following
gentlemen directors; Eastman. Riege.
Shepherd, Evans, Sickle. Hethering-
ton, Jenkins, Guernsey and Kemler. a.
Platteville News.
The following gentlemen were
chosen directors for the Platteville
State bank; j +. Huntington. d. j..
Gardner, NJ Eastman d. McGregor.
Frank Burg. VIM. Cowderoy. j. II.
Wilkinson. Chas. Roseleip and IL. c.
Dosscher
II is truth in medicine that the
smallest dose that performs cure is
the best De Wits Little Early
Risers are the smallest pills, viii per-
form cure and are the best J r.
BENNETT
The Viola lntelligencer reports the
sale, by Administrator Burger. OF a
number OF tracts Of land in Kickapoo
and Liberty. property Of the A. c.
Cushman estate The excellent mill
properly at Viola was bought by f. Il.
Cushman for $4,000.
The clerk at the Columbia house in
Platteyile was badly hurt while skat-
ing Friday Another man ran into
him as he was moving backward and
he was rendered unconscious for some
hours by the shock 1t Is thought
that his spine may be permanently
injured,
Married at the residence Of John
Lindsay. Esq. in North New Dig
gings. Jan. 18th, Archer I.ooney and
Maggie sullivan, both of New Dig
gings, by Rev Challinor of Hazel
Green. About 100 guests were pres
ent. They are prominent Lafayette
county people.
The p. NJ. church Of Dodgeville has
decided 10 withdraw from connection
with that church organization and
Join the Congregationalists This is
believed by many to be the beginning
of an end of the Primitive Methodist