Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-09-23

Frank Schreiner and wife
visited relatives at Platteville first
of the week.
Henry Nichols will take in the
Lacrosse fair next week and visit
his son, Will.
Philip Hottenstein and wife
of Harrison township are rejoicing
over the arrival of a daughter.
j. D. Hatch and wife were in
Chicago this week. Ora Hatch of
Bloomington was at helm in J. D. IS
absence.
-Carthew Bros PAGER, Frank
Mason mad an off day Wednesday
at the Baraboo fair and got but 4th
money in the 2:22 pace.
DIR. Paul Matthews of Cincin-
natl succeeds Bishop Nicholson as
coadjutor of the diocese of Milwau-
kee, chosen at Milwaukee this week.
Mrs. James Livingston of Liv-
ingston, mother of Mrs. w. A.
johnson, passed away at her home
Thursday night after an extended
illness.
The Dane county fair at Madi-
son was a big success this week
with a good attendance each day.
Bill Hinman captured third money
in the $40 trot.
There's matters of Importance
to come up before the K. P. lodge
at the regular meeting on Oct. End
and all members should make it a
point to attend.
The Herald is indebted to the
Darlington Republican Journal for
the use Of the cut of the new court
house which is printed on the first
page of this issue
-Cardy & Adams had the mis-
fortune to lose their fine Clydesdale
stallion Wednesday night from in
famation of the bowels. The boys
purchased the animal at GAINESVILLE
last spring for $500 and the loss is
no small one for them.
The annual mission feast for
the German Evangelical congre
cation will be held in Lancaster
next Sunday, September "a. Rev.
Shrader of Milwaukee, will preach
in the morning, Rev. Daniels of
Marion, and Rev. Zielinski Of
Liberty Ridge, in the afternoon.
Dinner will be served in the base
ment Of the church as usual.
. Mrs. Anna Adams and family of
the Hurricane received telegram
Wednesday informing them of the
sad death of the eldest son, Henry
M. Adams, which occurred at
Wallace, Idaho, that morning Of
typhoid fever. Mrs. Adams and
daughter Mary took the midnight
train on the Burlington at Cassville
for Wallace to attend the funeral.
The family has the sympathy of a
large circle of relatives and friends
IN their affection.
Harvey Schmidt has purchased
Dave JOhnson's restaurant business
and has assumed control He and
his amiable wife are we'll and favor
ably know and are deserving of a
paying patronage. Mr.. Schmidt
has been baker at the Lathrop
restaurant for over six years and
his ability in this line is un-
questioned. He will install an no
to-date oven and cater to the trade
along this line also. We wish this
industrious young man success in
his venture.
New equipment is being deliver
ed by the builders to the Chicago &
Northwestern R'y., daily, for the
overland limited, their fast three
day tram to the coast. One of the
features of these new cars is the
new sleeping car equipment, of lat
est design, maximum size, a electric
lighted Pullmans. These are fitted
with ten sections, a drawingIsroom
and two private compartments in
each car, and are intended for the
Chicago San Franclscon service.
Similar sleeping cars, equipped
with IL sections, one drawing room
and one compartment, will be
operated on the Chicago-Portland
line. These sleeping cars, together
with dining cars and composite
understanding, library and obser-
walton car, constitute the equip
ment of the train. In addition to