Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-05-23

Douglas Goodrich IS victim of
scarlet fever.
Lancaster gardens are becoming
productive.
L. Philipson OF Bloomington was
in town Tuesday.
Will Morissey of Glen Haven was
a county seat visitor Wednesday.
The Senior class IS winding up
affairs preparatory to commencement.
Mrs. I. F Baldwin is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Smith, at Boseo-
bel.
w, H Rose has reduced the
price Of his highly bred egg settings
to soc per dozen.
-Lancaster's courts of justice were
very busy this week, as report of
the cases will show,
The Southern Mimi. Veterans and
G. A. r. ASS n. will hold their annual
reunion at Fairmont. June 1l-12-13.
Substantial improvements are be-
ing made on the Clifford residence
property in the western part OF the
city
Frank Whitney, a train despatch
er in employ of the Northwestern
road at Eagle Grove, Ia, is in the
8 L. 1,
&C. H. Bunker and wife of Mont
fort arrived in this city today,
Wednesday. for visit Of several
days with Mrs. Tom Mcdonald.
Philip Suck plead guilty in JUS
tice McGonigals court Monday to the
charge Of assault. He was fined IS
and costs for his recklessness.
Clarence Edwards, a Madison at
torney. Lancaster born and a bright
intelli gent speaker, will deliver the
address in this city Decoration day.
w. W. Ward, brother of Mrs.
c. H. Angus, is expected to arrive
here the latter part Of the week for
visit. Mr.. Wards home is in St.
Louis.
A. C. Posey and Hal Stephens
became engaged in a warm discussion
Monday evening on the street that
terminated in a combat. Both were
arrested and paid fines of So and
costs before Justice McGonigal.
John Crannage became drunk
aud disorderly first of the week in
Lancaster. Under Sheriff Cox cap
tured the fugitive and he was fined
50 and costs. amounting in all 20
1906. In default Of payment he was
committed to county Jail for ten DAYS.
Lloyd P. Horsfall of Prairie du-
Chen passed the best examination
last week for ad mission to West
Point. but was disqualified in the
physical examination. VIM. G,
Mauer of Sitter and o. G. Lewis of
Clinton, Vernon county were the next
in line for the cadetship plum.
A pretty wedding ceremony took
place at Potosi Tuesday morning
when FIR. Pape united in holy bonds
the lives of Chas. Crogan of Potosi
and Miss May Gladding of Indiana.
The groom is an industrious farmer
of Potosi and has an excellent life
partner in the young lady of his
choice.
Sherman Streeter and traveller
answering to the name Of Jack Mills
became involved in an alteration
Saturday evening and as result were
brought before Justice McGonigal
Monday. Streeter was fined s. and
costs. amounting in all to $3.50,
which he paid. Mills was given an
hodr in which to get out of town, of
which opportunity he took advantage.
Miss Mary Ann Mccormick was
taken before Drs. Godfrey and Doc
little Monday and examined to ascer-
tain her sanity. She was pronounced
sane by the physicians but was soon
after taken in custody by Marshal
Budworth and made to answer to the
charge of assault and misbehavior be-
fore Justice McGonigal A fine of SO
and costs was m 0 Cd amounting
to Sl3 As, which she paid.
The annual meeting of the Madi-
son District convention is in session
at the Congregational church in this
city. The first Of the series of meet
ings was held on Tuesday evening of
this week. opening with a song and
PRAYER service led by Rev. f. ".
Sehoenfeld OF Bloomington. The Rev.
+. G.. Updike Of Madison delivered the
convention sermon which was listened
to by an appreciative audience.
Wednesday morning was devoted
mainly to the business Of the couven-
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