Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-10-07

week.
Harry Greer, OF Bloomington,
caught his foot in wagon wheel and
broke two bones in his foot while on
his way to play ball at Prairie du
Chen.
A few nights ago somebody broke
into the Wauzeka creamery and stole
several rolls and a thirty pound tub
OF choice butter. Now he is fixed for
winter
Henry Gies' new pleasure boat
that plies the Wisconsin river in the
vicinity of Muscoda has been making
trips for about a week and is a great
success.
AT Mineral Point the feed mill
and syrup factory of John c. Martin
which was burned some Gays ago, has
been rebuilt and started to run again
on Monday.
While repairing the residence Of
Christian Schwingle OF Ayoca, the
carpenters found package containing
II fints such as were used in the old
flint lock musket
Dentist John Reed has just placed
in his office neat and costly piece Of
furniture that has within it an cleo
trical continuance which will greatly
aid him in his work.
DR.. F. f. Strong is making extern
sive alterations in his residence. He
is putting in complete waterworks
with sewerage. The improvement
will cost $4,000.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the NJ.
Z. church will serve tea in the chapel
Wednesday, Oct. 10, from five until
all are served. cordial invitation
is extended to all.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Johns arrived
here from Bennett. Neb. on Saturday
They will visit for a few days with
Mrs. j. Pendleton, Mrs. Thos. NeCol-
Inns and other friends.
Carpenters John Muesse and viii
Woodhouse are building barn 52x60
for Joe Donnelly Of Bloomington.
They will finish the job on Thursday
or Friday of this week.
Glover seed on Boice prairie, south
of Lancaster is turning out an average
of three bushels to the acre. At the
farm of Mrs. Geo. Utt it threshed out
four bushels to the acre.
The following solid farmers of
! Cassville marketed loads of fine clover
seed in Lancaster tb, past week:
Messrs H. Z. Seipp, I Myers, Geo
Groom and Peter Casper.
VIM. Fache of Sitter started
Tuesday morning to move Miller
George Damm's house from beyond
the south school house to the mill
south of the Methodist church.
-Wauzeka and Boydtown, Craw-
ford county, have just been coupled
together by telephone. Now Wauze-
ka can order frogs hind legs and
Boydtown can order fresh beer.
Master Willie Morse leaves this
week for an extended visit with his
grandparents, the Hicks. in Beloit,
Kansas. He hopes TO regain robust
health before returning home.
Ed, Schreiner left this city for
Two Harbors Tuesday. Ed has been
suffering a good deal this summer
with rheumatism but we are pleased
to announce is much improved.
Saturday evening Miss Linda
Rhodes gave a Musicale for the
younger scholars, in honor of Jennie
Brunson and Wilma Biederman of
Fennimore vino were visiting here.
The Bosoobel Enterprise informs
as that their fair association came
cut ahead this year. After balanc-
Jag the books and receiving the state
aid the society finds itself $12 ahead.
Dick jackson, the Shullsburg
liveryman, met with a severe accident.
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While leading a horse the animal sud
denly whirled around and kicked him
in the face, breaking his left jaw bone
Tom Peacock has purchased Of
his father the house and lots situated
on Lincoln street and formerly occu-
pied by Fred Lee. James Rushton
will move his family there the first of
next week.