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

II. G. Nathan ond family were
Dubuque visitors a part Of the present
week.
Miss Me,tie Dennis Of Boscobel
twas guest Of Lancaster friends last
week.
1 Misses LYNNE Philips and Lou
jBell spent Sunday at Platteville, visit
ing friends.
Hogs brought So 40 on the local
market this week. Four carloads
have been shipped mp to today
Always bear in mind that there's
nothing in the printing line that the
Herald job printers cannot print.
-Burckhardts orchestra will fur
nish part Of the music for the home
entertainment, Thursday evening,
June 49,
Joe Wright took his departure
Cor Texas and Mexico again last week
in quest Of more cattle for his ranch
in South Dakota.
Editor Pollock and David Schrein-
er are in Milwaukee this week in at
tendance at the meeting of the grand
lodge, !. O. Q. f.
Mrs L. Mufiey of Boscobel and
daughter, Miss Helen Muiiley, of
Worthington, Mimi, were guests Of
! Mrs. H. j. johnson first OF the week.
\ All contracts for advertising
epace in the fair book VIII be closed
June 18th and it is therefore necessary
tslat you act promptly in securing
Il pace and in preparing copy.
department Commander D. G.
James has issued from headquarters
ofthe Wisconsin G.. A. r. the call for
the thirty-ffth encampment Of the
state G. A. r.. which will be held
at sheboygan June 10 and 20.
Raymond Alexander Of Mt Hope
died Of heart failure on Thursday
May 30th and was buried in the MI.
Hope cemetery on Sunday, June 2nd,
Rev. Byrd officiating. Deceased was
twenty-five years old and married.
We extend TO his young wife our
deepest sympathy.
-Wieland Oswald is at home for
the vacation. His year at Grand
Rapids as teacher in the high schools
was very successful, so much so that
he has been engaged for another year
at increased salary and promoted to
position of assistant principal. The
Herald is pleased to congratulate the
young man on his career.
No further arrests have been
made as result of the Mineral Point
bank robbery. H. c. Winters, the
suspect now in custody, is being held
pending a thorough investigation by
Pinkerton detectives in whose hands
the case has been placed A private
. detective Monday discovered the hid
ing place Of part Of the money. Tn
u der a sidewalk $1,000 was found, to-
vgather with several bottles of nitro
kglvcerine and some skeleton keys
tThis partially confirms the theory
fhat three men were implicated in the
theft, the amount found being about
i third Of the total.
Henry Walters died at his home
in Potos Saturday after a brief illness.
Deceased was one OF Adam Sehumach-
er's trusted employees and had been
connected with the Potosi brewery as
collector and solicitor for many years
A few weeks ago he submitted to vac
cination and his death, it i reported,
is an outcome Of the operation. Right
in the prime Of life his demise is
greatly regretted Deceased was a
married man and leaves a wife and
two children. Funeral services were
held Monday at Potosi and the large
attendance bore testimony to the es-
TEEN in which the departed was held
among his friends and fellowmen.
Messrs. II. y. Trentzsch, JAS Town
ley, Geo. Rudersdorf and Stephen
Brennan of this city were in attend
ance at the obsequies.