Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-06-23

MIR. Ray Carthew Of Livingston
made trip to Lancaster Monday. He
returned Tuesday accompanied by his
sister Maud. who will visit in Living
ston short time.
-WANTED-A homeless boy of 10
or Il years to lead and take care of
blind man. All information desired
can be had of John Reed, 692 North
Adams street. Lancaster.
MIR. James Kemler of Platteyille
made trip to Lancaster Sunday, re-
turning Monday. His wife and baby
who have been visiting for Two weeks
here, returned with him to Platteville.
Try Lathrop's brick ice cream
plain or assorted tiavors-put up in
quart and 2-quart molds. Nothing
nicer for parties, Sunday dinners. etc.
Forty cents quart delivered to any
part of the city.
The Rev Benjamin Nolty, pastor
of the NJ. E. church at Hazel Green,
having successfully passed three
years post graduate course of study
in the Northern Illinois college, has
been granted the degree of Phi. d.
The owners OF the Wisconsin riv-
er toll bridge at Muscoda, Messrs.
Postel and Schwingle, have given out
that they will sell the bridge to the
village, the price to be set by uninter-
ested bridge contractors competent to
rightly Judge its value.
The Monona Lake assembly opens
this year at Madison July nineteenth
and continues eleven days. The usu-
al program will be followed. Grounds
and buildings have been improved
and speakers and instructors of high
order engaged for the session.
-Platteville News: r. C. Hunting
ton and VIII Pitts who have been with
Co. d. 1st Regiment, have been trans
ferred to the hospital corps. To gain
this position they were compelled to
enlist in the U. S. Regular army for
term of three years.
-Children's Dav exercises at the
Baptist church in Lancaster last Sun
day were highly entertaining. The
church was prettily decorated with
flowers and flags, and the young peo-
pie performed their respective parts
with remarkable aptitude.
-Cassville Index: From a meeting
of Seventh Day Adventists at Sparta
the following named ladies returned
Monday Mrs. Rachel Elwell and her
daughter Miss Lola, Mrs. F. A. FL
well, Mrs AL Elwell, Mrs. Ann Bos-
sert and her daughter Mildred, and
Mrs. Geo. Sumner.
-Fennimore Times-Review: Cards
are out announcing the marriage on
Tuesday, June IS, at high-noon of
Miss Emma L., daughter of Mrs. N. A.
Morse of Lancaster, to DR.. Albert f.
Rector of Lake Park, Ia .......... Marshall
Bros. Great 10 and 25c shows exhibit
ed at Fennimore Monday, June 20.
At the residence of the bride in
the city of Lancaster, on the evening
of June 20, 1898, by Rev. I. j. Brown,
Mrs. Martha Stewart Prior was united
in marriage to August Prior of Cass-
vile. Mr.. Prior is one of Cassville's
popular merchants. He and his wife
will 60 to housekeeping at once at his
home in Cassville.
Chris Eckerleoe who was convict
ed on two trials in Clinton for the muir
der of Nina Kiel, has become a raving
maniac and is confined in the insane
ward in the Anamosa penitentiary.
Eckerlebe it will be remembered, was
arrested for killing Nina Kiel near
Bellevue. He was in love with her
and because she would not receive his
attention, he dubbed her to death.
On Sunday, July 3, the meetings
in connection with Little Grant 2. NJ.
circuit, will be held in the grove adj
joining Mt Zion church at 1920 a. NJ,
2:30 p. M. and 1870 p. m. Speakers,
Revs. G. d. Mayhem, Baptist minister
of Lancaster, and A. f. Macs, state
missionary, NJ. S. Trowbridge, J. Boil
lard, D. Bell. A hearty welcome to
all who can attend. Bring your Best
Hymns.
That there is something new un-