Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-10-19

vi. hNAhi iitAS1H VI oliALtt VII
ed at the Herrld Office Wednesday.
Mrs. r. f. Black spent Sunday
with her sister, Mrs Rewey in Lima
Mrs. Churchill has moved into
the Duncan house recently vacated
by L. A. Dodd.
Mrs. Jos. Winterling of Jefferson,
Wis, visited last week at the home
OF Martin Oswald.
FOR SALE: A good well pump
with 90 feet of pipe Enquire of C.
II. Cooley, City
Pay up your subscription and re-
lieve us Of the necessity Of sending
you q statement
Miss Bertha Biederman Of Fenni-
more was the guest of Miss Cora
Baumgartner last week.
Mrs. T. Bidwell left Tuesday for
Wells, MINI where she will visit
relatives for several weeks
Miss Elizabeth Clary. principal
OF the Fennimore High school. spent
Sunday with Miss Carrie Muesse.
#. L Barnett's have moved into
their new home on Jefferson street
recently purchased from the Treloar
estate
Attention is called to the Auction
to take place at Gray's Mill, Friday,
October p. Read advertisement in
another column.
Miss Ada Fuller, teacher in the
Bloomington High school, was the
guest Of Mrs. S. +. Hassell last Satur-
day and Sunday.
C-Ansley Shearer of Fennimore Wis
tied in Lancaster with Jas. Wenzel's
family Saturday. He also took in the
the football game.
viii Irish has purchased an in
terest in the meat market and grocery
business with Geo. Rudersdorf. Sue
cess to the new firm.
John Hendy. eldest son of Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Hendy of Platteville
died at his home in that city Saturday
OF typhoid-pneumonia contracted
while out camping a few weeks ago.
He was a graduate OF the Platteville
Normal last year and was engaged as
principal of the Mifilin school.
The Bloomington Record has
been changed from four page seven
column paper 10 an eight page six
column one. We congratulate the
publisher but would like to call his
attention to his mistake in SAVING
"The Record is now as large as any
county paper" Compare it with the
Herald Bro. Craig. the oldest Grant
county paper.
Misses Anna Lacke and Anna
Maggie, employees at the DiVall House.
received a message Monday morning
stating that Mr.. Clemens Lacke of
Highland, father of Miss Lacke and
brother-in-law of Miss Maggie, was
badly injured by being kicked by a |
horse. His leg was broken and the
knee-cap injured. The girls left for
home on the afternoon train.
Mr. VIM. Ward of Hurricane pur-
chased a few days since from the
"Oakwood" herd the young bull calf,
Joe Britain" by Baron Challenger
and having for his dam the excellent
cow, Ayleshy Dutches. This was the
first premium calf at our county fair
this fall. Mr.. Ward is not only 10y
er of good cattle but is also a breeder
of pure bred Improved Chester White
hogs.
-Montfort Mail: The Montfort
creamery burned last Saturday morn
ing. The fire originated from the
brick work giving away behind the
boiler. The fire company did some
creditable work but the fire was
pretty well under way when the
alarm was given. Building and con-
tents were partly covered by insur-
auce. Mr.. Blake has fitted up the
building used by Mr.. belong as an
ice house and expects to resume op-
erations Monday morning.
The Viola Intelligence: The
Kickapoo Valley & Northern railroad
is again advertised for sale, this time
the sale to take place on November
10th at 1890 A. NJ, at the depot in
Soldiers Grove. The reason for this
sale, we are informed, is because the
former sale was illegal from the fact
that the sale did not take place on
the premises of said company. The
former sale took place in Madison, al
most hundred miles from the prop
erty to be sold and bidders were un-
able to see the property they were bid
ding on.
The Rev. w. A. Shaw of Chicago
occupied the pulpit of the Congrega-
tional church Sunday morning and
delivered an excellent sermon from
the text "She but touched the hem of
his garment"-Matt. 8, 20. His dis
course was an earnest appeal for the
faith in the Christ as shown BY the