Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-04-19

John Huhnstock of Bloomington
was Lancaster visitor Sunday.
Madison is to have new police
station to cost between 81, 600 and So
600.
Landlord Fon Moore of Platteville
was in the city Wednesday night OF
last week.
Edward Mcnamara of Blooming
ton was in this city last Saturday on
business.
). }, Gray, Northwestern sta
ton Agent at Galena, spent Friday in
Lancasteraa.
Mrs. Margaret Morgan of Wcrley
has been granted a widows pension of
IS per month.
Sam Taylor went TO Chicago
Friday, whore he intends studying
~ tHc MINISTRY
Picks Sun, humorous paper
published at Milwaukee, has suspend
ed publication.
Mrs. VIM. Fache of Sitter spent
Friday in Lancaster with her father.
Mr.. Henry Kunsenhauser.
Mrs. s. Nero Of Livingston, after
= visit Of several days with her moth
er and sister, returned home Friday.
Miss Elizabeth Clary, principal
Of the Fennimore High school, came
down Friday evening to attend the
contest.
Finer Champion of Marion
brought in five wolf scalps one dav
last week and received the bounty
thereon
On Monday, April l6, Miss Olive
li.smer begon teaching the spring term
Of school at the Union school. six miles
north of Platteyillc
Miss Nellie Bambrough returned
70 Glen Haven the first of the week.
after two weeks visit with Mrs.
John levins Of this city.
Mrs. Livingston, having been
called here on account of the serious
illness OF her mother, Mrs. Martha
Burr returned home Friday morning
Mrs. James Mccormick, who has
been in Chicago for several weeks
past receiving medical treatment, re-
turned to her home in this city Satur-
day evening.
on another page of the Herald to-
day will be found 4 list of the officers
elected III every town. city and vii
lage II the county. BETTER cut it out
and paste il up for handy reference.
Mrs. George Mills Of Mancos.
Colo, after an extended visit with
friends IN Lancaster, left Saturday
morning for Milwaukee. where she
will visit her sister, Mrs. York, before
returning home.
NJ. +. Eastman, who lives in the
south Part of town, is seriously af-
illeted with erysipelas in his face.
Ills customarily pleasant smile has a
somewhat distorted appearance. but
we hope for his speeey recovery.
Mrs NJ. +. Churchill and sons
Frank and Charles went to Platteville
Monday to attend the funeral OF Mr..
Allen Jerdeau. who died on Tuesday,
April 10, Of pneumonia. The funeral
was held at pm, Tuesday, April II.
MIR. j. T. Wilkinson of Platteville
arrived at that place last week. after
having spent several months in Ala
bama. He started home about April
!, and has been visiting relatives on
the way.
Friday at noon commences the
fast q Peisach. and it lasts one week.
1t i kept by the Jews who abstain
from bread during this period. Un-
leavened bread or mates constitute
their principal article Of diet during
this time.
Mrs. Thomas Vincent of thi:
city has joined her husband on his farm
near Bloomington for short visit
Mr.. Vincent has been keeping "bach.
elors' hall" for the past three weeks
and thought he wanted a lady cook
for At least short time.
Miss Linda Henkel has been en-.
gagged 70 teach the school known a.
the Lickel school in Ellenboro. The
tall and winter terms were taught by
Miss Mildred Martin, who has dropped
her pedagogic career and is now serv-
ing with Miss Florence Cashman.