Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-03-04

Leonard Tracy. l5.years old. was
TENT from Boscobel to the reform
school on account Of being refractory
and vicious
The Modern Woodman of Bloom
ingron had monster blowout Friday
nigh. at which time they initiated 81
new members.
&C. W. Knapp 4 Son unloaded a
car OF Deer plows and car load Of
wagons and buggies al their machine
depot Monday.
Mr.. Frank Fralick.a hustling citi-
zen OF Glen Haven. was in town Tues
day on probate business. He sub
scribed for the HERALD.
Lady to tipsy beggarl Are
you not ashamed to beg?" lies,
ma'am; but I've been drinking. When
I'm sober I'm a burglar
Dexter Angus and his family, at
the mill on Grant River, who have
been quite i'll lately are recovering.
Dexter was in town Tuesday.
Miss Mary Wilhelm is in Chicago
for two-week's visit with her brother.
She will buy her spring and summer
millinery stock before returning.
At Mineral Point Stephen Terrill
under life sentence fer killing John
Quirk three years ago, has been graft
ed new trial by the supreme court.
A man is about at the end of his
usefulness when it amuses people to
make him swear. The Teller editor
appears to be the butt of political
jokes.
Fourteen boys suits, from ) TO
10 years old, for sale at half price by
John Jeide, tailor, Lancaster. Also
fine line OF spring and summer piece
goods.
To-day Thursday one, Grover
Cleveland, winds up fishing opera
tions at the White house in Wash
ington. Bet you he can tell some
bic fish stories
Co. Supt. Kate Needham, who
had been visiting here, returned home
to South Dakota Monday. She was
accompanied by Miss Libbie Abrams
who will visit there for some time.
Miss Leila Ludden. 10 year old
daughter of Merchant Ludden at Bos-
cobel, died Of diphtheria after a short
illness. She was in Chicago on a visit
to friend when death came to her.
Mrs. r. B. Showalter entertained
friends at Progressive Old Maid
Tuesday night. II G. Nathan and
Mrs. Jas. McGonigal took first prizes;
Sam Green and Mrs. Crane the boob
les.
-Lottie and Beth Lowry entertained
about forty of their friends in very
happy manner Saturday evening.
Also Helen Brooker and Martha Baxter
gave very pleasant party at the home
OF the former last week.
DR. A. H. Barber went to Mt.
Hope Tuesday. He was called there
by DR.. Orr in consultation over the
case Of Mrs VIM. Anderson, widow
lady residing two miles east Of Mt.
Hope who is dangerously i'll.
The Shullsburg Pick and Cad
says our Mr. Frank Halstead who tip
ped over on a load Of hoop poles and
didn't break an egg in his bucket
would make good japanese jug
gler with little more practice.
A committee appointed for the
purpose has been successful in selling
81 900 worth of shares in the fair
grounds at Mineralpoint and the fair
will continue with new life and addi-
tional zeal infused by geo owners.
Tonight, Wednesday, ''Elf-Land
Echoes" will be on the boards at the
opera house in Richland Center The
same brownie and fairy skins that
were in lancaster will be there and
the same boss skinner will be there
to get the proceeds.
Pollock sent away to Milwaukee
or Chicago and had the best part OF
his court calendars made. Then he
chuckles in his paper and calls them
beautiful and says they..were print
ed at the Teller office" Only another
case of Sally and killed the bar. .
is it any fault Of Judge Carter 5