Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-04-14

neSoays from the TeSluence OF the
! ehild's grandfrther, J. V. France.
The revival meetings at the Con-
gregational church by Evangelist c.
n. Hunt are Being held as advertised
last week. The meetings are well at i
tended and marked interest is shown.
Meetings. will continue all this week
and next-s a......a
--sThe'~Plattevill Witness in its
last issue has creditable write up of
the, ANNOUNCED candidates for con-
gress from. ,this district, Babcoek,
BaxtersEmith. Alf receive fair and
kindlS mehtion, with a preference
shown. for Babcock..
1 -A.l4ire broke out in the grammar
roomr>of the Muscoda public school
last week that cause considerable
excitement. Good. judgment and
active work by teachers and school
boys extinguished the blaze before
much damage was done.
There was a suitable celebration
at ST. Clara's Academy Sinsinawa
Mound, Sunday before last to COM
memorate the 50th anniversary of
Sister Josephine's entrance into the
order of Dominican Sisters. Sister
Josephine is the only one left of the
original sisters who founded the
academy.
The P. NJ. church of Hazel Green
has withdrawn from the Primitive
Methodist conference and voted to
ask for connection with the Congrega-
tionalsts. A council of Congrega-
tional churches and ministers is called
for April 18th to advise with the
Hazel Green church in regard to
uniting with the Congregationalists
and receive them into fellowship if
deemed advisable.
-Muscoda Watchman: This morn
ing as In Lewis was coming down off
the bluffs south of town, with load
of wood. he saw deer accompanied
by a fawn.. !. Richland County,
Wisconsin, leads in the Cuban war.
At the Normal school in Valparaiso,
Ind. April 5th, Oscar Brown, of Ex-
celsior, Wis, with young man from
Illinois, disagreed when Brown bit off
the other fellows ear and little ringer.
Truly the Cuban question is naughty
one.
Bloomington Record: John john
son, accompanied by his daughter,
Miss Belle, drove over from Lancaster
last Sunday -. Miss Kit Carey is
home from Milwaukee for a spring
vacation 49,. Miss Myrtle Hughes, of
Beetown, visited friends in town Sat-
urday -. DIR. S. A. MARROW is home
from Chicago, where he completed
the course at Northwestern Dental
college The DR.. has gone into part
nership with his brother, DR.. G. c.
NARROW, under the name of NARROW
Bros
A letter received by Rev Brown
from Rev. Geo Merrifield of Darling
ton has the following among other
complimentary things to say about
Angelo Patricolo as an entertainer:
"Last Tuesday evening, under the
auspices of our choir, Angelo Patri-
colo gave us an entertainment, which
was regarded by many of the best
people of our city as one of the rich
est treats ever given here Some who
thought they would not appreciate
classic. instrumental music. were
abundant in praise
--Cassville Index: VIM. Lewis
drove down from Lancaster last
Thursday to meet Mrs. Lewis who
had been visiting in Alden, Iowa, and
East Dubuque, NJ. Last Monday
morning while John Halstead was
driving his team along the highway
near Adam Kirschbaum's the team
took fright and ran away, tipping Mr..
Halstead out of the wagon into the
road, breaking two Of his ribs. He
was fixed up again by the doctor
......N Nine cars of coast defense guns
shipped from a factory in the east,
and which will be stationed at points
on the northern Pacific coast, passed
through Cassville over the G. B. & \.
last Monday morning. The largest
gun was 80 feet long and weighed
10000 pounds.
An exchange says man in a
neighboring town had barrel OF
whiskey on hand when the town went