Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-06-27

Will Oats Of Iowa Falls, Ia, is
visitor at DR.. Godfrey's.
The sign painters used their
brushes to good advantage on G. j.
Hyde 4 Sons building Monday.
That smile on VIM Burgess
beaming countenance is all brought
about by the advent OF son sunday
evening weighing nine pounds.
Mrs. l.. $. Sawyer of Blooming
ton drove to this city Tuesday TO
meet her daughter. Miss Alta, who
has spent the past few weeks visiting
at Benton.
Mrs. d. Chatfeld returned home
last week from brief visit with her
son. c. r. Sbowalter and family at
Waupaca. She was accompanied
home by her daughter Miss Portia
showalter. who taught at Waopaea
the past year.
Mr. John Lance and Miss Rosa
Smith were united in marriage at the
home Of the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Smith, at Bloomington,
this Wednesday morning. After
pleasure trip to Milwaukee and Chi
cago they will make their home II Mt.
Ida where the groom Is a successful
farmer.
"A grand excursion and picnic
will be given at Ainsworth Springs
Sunday, June 30th, under auspices Of
of the Deutscher-K reger Verein and
German Veterans society Of Dubuque.
Refreshments VIII be served and
everyone Is kindly invited to attend
and participate in the festivities and
visit the old German soldiers ut this
beautiful resort. Steamer Teal will
run between , and 5 P. m. Round
trip from Potosi landing 10 cents.
sylvan Camp, NJ. W A.. Of this
city, observed Woodmen Memorial
day Sunday last. They assembled at
their hall At 10 a. m. and marched in
a body to the Congregational church
where an appropriate sermon was
heard with interest. In the afternoon
+ the camp reassembled and proceeded
to the cemetery where the graves Of
departed neighbors were strewn with
carnations. The ceremonies we're Of
a solemn order and created deep
impression.
+ stewart Jelleff, the Mineral Point
bank robber. who became so ratified
over his $50. 600 OF stolen gold as to be
Enabled to take care Of it. has been
bound over to trial IN circuit court Of
Iowa county under bonds Of SO, 600
and is at present inearcerated IN the
Dodgeville Jail wondering how it hap
peued. Shrewd detectives with wears
Of experience who took part in the
unravelling of the case state that
never before in their recollection has a
+ similar case occurred wherein a man
alone and unaided with ingenuity
sufficient to obtain as Jelletf did such
a large sum Of money without de-
lection and then to so utterly lose his
head and act with such little discre-
ton after gaining possession of the
spoils.
Mrs Lucy Barber passed away at
her home in this city Thursday of
last week at $50 a. m aged eighty
two wears. Deceased had been an
invalid for an extended period and
her demise caused no surprise in the
family circle or among the many
friends. She was native Of New
York and in that state was united in
marriage in 1912 to john j. Barber,
coming to Wisconsin three wears
later. A son aud two. daughters sur
vive to hold her memory dear, DR.. A.
H. Barber If Waukesha, Mrs. Nellie
Durand Of Crookston, Mimi. ard
Mrs. Lou Tomnlison of Usage Ia. The
husband aud father departed this life
four years ago. Funeral services were
conducted at the residence Friday
afternoon at which Reys. Brown and
Morgan oliiciated and the remains
were laid to rest by the side Of loved
ones in the Lancaster cemetery. One
of the early settles Of Grant county.
Mrs Barber was widely known and
esteemed By al
William Woodland of Decatur. Ia.
writes: Il was troubled with kidney
disease for several years and four one
dollar size bottles of Foley.s Kidney
/ Cure cured me ] would recommei i
! II to anyone who has kidney trouble