Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-06-16

genuine DR.. Ward remedies Manu-
featured at Winoua. MINI. 1t
-Married-In Lancaster, Wednes-
day evening, June s, by Rev. Sinclair,
Mr.. Thomas Peacock and Miss Addie
Rushton, both of Lancaster.
Farmers complain that oats are
growing up too fast and tender; that
even our light winds lodge them in
tangled masses in the field.
Two men charged with robbing
Roach's hardware store in Fennimore
had hearing before Justice Baldwin
in Lancaster and are bound over to
circuit court.
The Lancaster band rendered
some fine selections to the great de-
light of the public on Saturday even
ing. The band boys are progressing
wonderfully.
Rev. I. j. Brown will preach next
Sunday morning on the question of
bird protection and kindred subjects.
Members of the Audubon society are
especially invited.
JEFF Ishmael of Cassville is dead
He died June 3, 1898, aged 81 years.
He was a member of the well-known
Ishmael family who for so many years
lived near Beetown.
There are bargains in shingles,
bargains in all kinds of dressed and
undressed lumber, and bargains in
every stick of tim Der used in building,
at the yards of Birmingham & Hixon,
DO not be deceived by bogus
agents who tell lies about the j. r..
Watkins Medicine Co., or its agent.
A. G. Smith. See that the trade mark
'.Dr. Ward is blown in every bottle.
Mrs. Clyde r. Showalter and her
daughter Winifred, started for Mace
donia, Iowa, Tuesday afternoon, to be
absent several weeks. They will visit
the Omaha Exposition before return
ing.
Mrs. john Wright and daughter
Minnie aud Mrs. rockingham are at
Kenosha attending the Kemper Hall
school commencement. Miss Alice
Wright graduates there to-day, We'd
nesday.
Misses Blanche Atkinson and Ag-
gle Peacock of North Andover took
the train Wednesday for Cuba City
where they GO for visit with friends
and to attend the Reunion picnic
Thursday.
On June Sth Beatrice L. Rundell
of Platteville was examined in Judge
Goodsell's county court, adiudged in
sane and sent to Mendoza She is
about 20 years of age and her insanity
is probably hereditary.
John Ryan, Katie Ryan and Bes-
sic Morkin Of North Andover were in
Lancaster today, Wednesday. Mr..
Ryan marketed 500 pounds of wool
here. He reports the new hall build
ing to be progressing finely.
The cemetery association1festival
held at the Fire Department rooms
Saturday evening was well attended,
taking into account the unfavorable
weather Something like $24 were
the receipts of the evening.
The two men, Welsh and Curtis,
mentioned last week as being poison
ed in Crawford county by eating
hemlock roots, died later on and were
buried by the Modern Woodmen, Of
which order they were members.
w. P. Richardson has sold two
shorthorn bulls-one to H. G. Kuen-
ster, Glen Haven. and one to Adam
Schumacher, Potosi-that are beauties.
The sire of these calves is Senator
Allison and he weighs 1880 pounds
-Belleville, Wis. Record: The
city of Lancaster has Just put in an
extensive system of electric lights.
Our "city dads have decided to do
away with the one we have had. That
may be a good way to build up the
town and induce men Of means to To-
cate here. but it looks agood deal like
crawdshing.