Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-10-06

" I'm another column will be found
a notice 20 hunters TO keep off of
lands of certain persons residing in
q Is lstesn part Of u.rrisqn aed adj
jacent towns This notieefis the re-
ilsalt of abuses by persons who have
6eTetofore had permission to hunt
there unmolested. AS long as people
Lwill persist in doing damage while
out hunting they may expect land
owners to respond by DENYING the
privilege altogether.
lift your hat reyerently when
/ YOU pass the teacher of the public
School. She is the great angel Of the
ifepublic. She takes the bantling
fresh from the home nest, full of pouts
and passions, an ungoyernable child
whose own mother honestly admits
| that she sends him to school to get
rid of him. This lady who knows
lIher business, takes carload OF these
lllttle anarchists, any one. of whom,
single-handed and alone. is. more than
match for his parents, and at once
puts them in the way of being useful
I citizens.-Ex.
/ q Martha Showalter inspected the
| Fennimore Corps last Saturday. and
reports the Corps in fine condition.
| She was met at the train by their
efficient president and escUrted to the
Post Hall where thee mem bers had IA
bountiful dinner prepared. After the
meal was served the real work began.
After inspection was oyerthe inspect.
or called on Mrs. Mary Morse, who
} was visiting her old home, to assist
her in giving the new ritulistic work.
The visitors were surprised by am
other elegant repast served just be-
fore leaving the hall. ....
l. Platteville News: MI. and Mrs.
Gt Wilkie attended the Lancaster fair
Ifn Lancaster, Liberty Ridge, near
Sitter, and Montfolt, returning
home Monday evening :, Platteville
sends large delegation to the uni
I-yersity this year, all but one being
Aalumni Of the Normal. The students
who left Monday are: Misses Lillian
Mcbride, Florence Buck, Mary Roun-
tree, Ethel Virgin, Grets Gribble
Elizabeth McGregor and Bertha Rob-
Unison, and Messrs. Philip Kolb,
laArthur Kopp, George n. Northrope,
f'Corey McKenna, Manfred Block, and
Arthur Grindell. Other alumni who
Twill attend the U. w from this vicin-
hity are Hartman Van Dusen, Montfort;
i Lewis and Milton Jones. Georgetown;
milton Orchard, Shullsburg; Francis
McKenna. Blanchardville.
Bloomington Record: Workmen
are putting a solid stone abutment in
I under the mill pond bridge. -. Mr..
and Mrs. George F. Cornish arrived in
this city Tuesday noon for visit
with his brother Z. b. Cornish. They
have for many years been residents
Of southern California. Thirty-fve
years ago Mr.. and Mrs. Cornish were
residents of this village. Mr. Cornish
went to the war, and afterward they
removed to Minnesota, and thence to
the land of sunshine and flowers.
Many old settlers remember them
well While Otto Oswald Jr. was
! driving one of his fathers freight
teams home to Bridgeportglast We'd
nesday, a wheel ran off the wagon,
throwing the boy to the ground in
such manner as to break his collar
bone and dislocate shoulder. The
horses kept moving, but were stopped
by man from j. G.. Parker's farm,
near which place the accident occur
red. Father and a DIR "were hastily
summoned, and the boy was soon
bandaged up and removed to his
home. He is recovering. very rapidly.
| -Cassville Index: Valdie, seven
| lyearold son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
| Mayne, while playing at school one
day last week fell off the rock wall in
llfront of the school house and broke
| both bones in his left arm While
+ at play last Monday John Ackermaan's
/ two-year-old daughter BERTHE suffered
| the fracture of collar ,bone.-.., -.
C. j Scharfenstein' s htpfa daughter,
Norma. two and one7half years OLD
had one bone of her rfgfft aim broken
above the wrist by window sash.
| falling on it. -. Miss Lollie Wood
mans right arm was accidentally
burned by acid while at work in. the
pickle factory last week John f.
Ryan, whose illness was mentioned
last week. came down; fr5fii { Lacrosse
Monday and is Commissioning at his
home in North Andover It is a
matter of regret to many in. this com-
munity that Miss E6fza9 ETwell resigns
her position as teacher fp the primary
! department of the Cass1ille high
school. Her work is entirely satis-3
factory and the school board is loath
to part with the ladylwhoshceessfullg.
taught in that departments thetelast
three years. Who her successor will
be is not yet named to the public.
-Platteyille Witness: Rev. u.
Tresidder and family left -IhursTI asu