Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-06-24

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-Married-At Hazel Green, June
16, by Rev John Challinor, Isaac
Nicholas of Cuba City and Elizabeth
Hales
Miss Jessie Hubbard leaves today.
Wednesday. for St. Paul to spend the
the summer. She stops week in
Dubuque.
Rockville will celebrate on July
9Th. See posters issued from the
Herald office. Dance in afternoon
and evening.
Reed requests the girl VINO got
the wrong repaired) umbrella last
Wednesday to return it soon and
oblige the owner.
You should attend the Charles
Winter Wood entertainment at the
Congregational church Saturday
evening. June goth.
Married on June Is, 1897, at
Jackson, Mimi, Chas. G. Mcdonald
and Gertrude B. Ashley. The Herald
extends congratulations.
Rev. I. J. Brown will preach a
sermon on Temperance next Sunday
morning, giving an exposition of the
S. S. lesson of last Sunday.
Miss Nettie Oswald, who gradual
ed at the Platteville Normal last week,
has received a position as teacher in
the Onalaska, Wis, schools.
Joe Nathan had a fac steer killed
by lightning Thursday morning. It
was found under tree that had been
splintered by an electric bolt.
Miss Ocea Ray is visiting her
friends Misses Blanche Atkinson and
Aggie Peacock at North Andover, after
which she will go to Potosi for visit.
During the storm at Boscobel
last Thursday morning four horses be-
longing to Mr.. H. Hummel, the butch
er, were struck by lightning and
killed.
From the index: Miss Settle
Heileman has gone to school last five
years-never missing a day. She is
Cassville girl and goes to school in
this village.
To RENT-One of the most COM
Portable and desirable suite of rooms
in the city. City water right at the
door. Opposite court house square.
Cali on E. H. Hyde.
The Prairie du Chen Union saws.
Miss Carrie Muesse, formerly assistant
principal in our high school, is being
entertained this week at the residence
of Banker E. l. Kidd
The drug store of L. o. Smith at
Richland Center was burglarized
Monday night. The safe was blown
open. Sixty for seventy dollars in
money and goods were taken.
A few nights ago somebody stole
$50 worth of hides from Fairplay and
Ashbachers warehouse in Prairie du
Chen. One would suppose the thief
could be easily trailed by the odor
The Platteville News accounts Tor
the people OF its city not taking water
by saying that a general system of
sewerage is needed. Well, 90 ahead
and put IL the sewers. They will only
cost 81, 900 or $4,000
For RENT-Mrs. Althea Kilbourn
desires to rent her house in Lancaster
already furnished to some reliable
person. Parties desiring to look at
the house can call at Mr., Henkel's
place as he has charge of it.
Arthur G. Knapp attended the
CC4CpAattOil VI wi puo OHIiSIl dt DutCu
Hollow Catholic church last Sunday.
He reports that there were four or five
hundred devotees in the procession
and that the ceremonies were exceed
ingly imposing.
Monday forenoon poison was put
out in the city for dogs. Among 9TH
ers poisoned was hairless Mexican
dog belonging to Ed. Lowry; also
dog belonging to-, Mr.. Whitney. The
Whitney deg died; but the Lowry dog
is in a fair way to recover.
Mrs. Leila Hammond, nee Sho-
walter, and son Byron, arrived in
Lancaster Thursday from Pierce, Neb.
She is the guest Of R. B. Showalter.
where she will remain for several
weeks .EThis is her first visit to this