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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-10-28
THE CHURCHES.

Help those Women" or "a
Sociological Center for Occur a.
Alene" viii be- presented at the Pres
byteriau church Sabbath morning.
Practical plans for the organization
of welfare work will be discussed aud
a strong appeal made for the Law OF
Christ which is the bearing Of one
another's burdens. PASTOR Lither-
land viil review the recent Sunday
school convention IN = sermon on
the bible and Society on Sunday
evening. The effect Of Billie study
directly and indirectly upon the
world today will be considered and
an appeal made for work for the
future by using the Sabbath schools
Of today for impreasinR the youth
with the principles Of righteousness.
AZ the Methodist Episcopal chruch
next Sunday. the services will be as
follows. Sunday school at 10 a. M.
morning sermon at IL o'clock, Rev.
John F. Barker will speak on the
subject. The Guest Of a Dream. ="
Junior league at 3 p. m. Epworth
League at 6 sc; evening service at
80. subject Of the sermon, The
Heart Of God. Midweek services !;
Cat-chism class. Wednesday after.
noon at 4 o'clock; prayer meeting on
Wednesday evening at 7:30.
Services at the First Baptist
church on Sunday at II o'clock a.
m. aud $50 p. M, with preaching
by the pastor. Rev. Johon Mitchell.
The practical question 10 be consid.
cred at the evening service is What
10 your LifeY" The young peoples
meeting is held at 6:I5. subject is
what Christ Expects OF us. "
Prayer meeting Wednesday at 1870.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-10-28
Lost

Revolver holster. Please return ia
G. J. Shoemaker or call phone 3s or
Is.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-09
.OtrOS aCuerd los en- Ia
Ultima Sc sion del
ayuRtdmiGIltO.

lEI contador mupicipsl inf0rma ell |
esCrit en- que don Juan FL B 0ndet y
otros veoinos de ests localidad sollcl-
tan que la quota de contribution espe-
oi6l para psgo da bones. se hje en-
o. 459 y no en- 0.550 como Sc ha orda-
nado. y 90 applique el produCto de dlchR
contribution integranhente nj psgo De
Il 1euda del empr6stito. en- ell sentidO
de que cuando se torn6 Ia OrdenanzA
determin&ndoae 81 tipo de SuueIEa con-
tribuci6n no Sc COncCfR ri at Sc CO.
noCe exRctamente ell montante de la
retasaci6n de 10 riquezR imp0nlble del
distrito municipal pOf CuyO motive sc
CRIcul6. como es costumbre en- eatos
cssos, iguRl tipo de contribution en- el
afIo econ6miS0 de 19O4.1905 fundan-
doae ademss en- que si bien habfR in.
greBad0 en- ID tesdreFfa municipal
S64 855 % adicho fin $12. 605 % de
esa sums ipgFesaron por Concepto de
contribution cOrporsciones. cuya
contribution hR excedido en- S8 958 81
& 10 ipgseBado en- 1902.19O3 y 1908
1904 por iQusl concepto y no pOd1R
tomarae como b8se segurR de ipgresns
para imponer la contribution especisI
que eDvueEve gran responsabllldad
para el municipio y p or tantO para ell
miumo Contribuyente sino fueaen Gu
biertos los cr6ditos del empY6atit0 en-
las fechas que Is lev determine.
Pm sde que hebiendpse informRdo 81
A3Cplde de la ciudad que Ell veAor de 70
propiedsd del Distrjto Municipal de
San Juan ascenderfa unog trece mil
miIlones, fu6 tomadR estR cantidad
por ell Concej0 como base parS nivaLar
ell presupuesto; p sdn cuando la recSu-
daci6n no Cubra lS sunna consignsds 40
hay por clio responssbilidad aIguna nj
aufrirfa perjuicioa q administration
porQue el naenos pEodpct0 en- una paf-
tidR es cubierto con 9 mayor pr0du.
cido 3e Otra CirCunstanCiR que no con.
cure en- In contribution especial por
ser i ,icg; GIe9Sndo que tamp0co pudo
tCmarae en- consideration el sobrante
que en- 10 facha de ID OrdenanzR result
t. ba porque hay pendtente en- el Con.
sejo Executive de resoluci6n an Rcuer-
do del Concejo Municipal sobre 10 for
ma de reintshrsr los fl )ndOs que 90 to-
msrOn del p16stit0 para psgo de los
primerOs inteTeses del nnismo Gten-
clones municipsIes, y por 1stimo que
eli prodrCto de Ia contribute On especial
ae viene ap'icsndo 1nicamente al .pagO
de intereses de &mortiz sci6n del en-
pr6stito. =
Ei Conceio scsptR d ell irforme del
contador municipal, y acuerda SO con.
teste ssf al sefior Blondet y demss pc
ticionsrios -, 8. .
6 DE scuerdo con 10 Dropuesto por
el I9spector de ObrGa P1blieas Mum.
cipsles, fu6 scuerdo manifestsr don
Luis Rosario que parA resoIver su Sc
Iicitud sobra construce zion de an kioGco
en- Puerta de TERRA Pltzs do Ia Leal-
tad, Sc hsce necesario remitR un plano
de In Ritusci6n donde trata de empla-
zsr diCh9 kiolco &sf ccm0 de les di.
mer BioDes generates que habrS de te.
mar anv7SB
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-09

Por Cuarto, IL Corhisi6n Corjunta
constituidR por les per m snentes de S&-
nidad y Carload. 1despp6s de ana dete-
nida vista todas las dependencies
del Hospital Municipal, irforma que
es de uTgentfsimR necesid1d que con
toda festinaoi6n Sc arbitren medios ex-
trRordinarios para reInediar los ga.
YES msges de que adolece diChs insti-
tuci6u, .t ....-.
n Por Cuanto. para cofregir esos ma.
les se propOne por dichR Comisi6n CO.
mo 6aioO medic Ia inb btkIHci6n en- te-
rrenCs de SantuYce Yecien adquil los
por 10 Municipslid&d qn pRball6n de
construction mixta. es aecir, de fun
dGci6n de msmpoatells g. " cuerpO de
MADEIRA de dos pisos CapGz para aten-
Ger cuRrentR er f3Fmds. cdyo p&bs-
Hon so destinars Hospital de Ciruifs
y admitirse en- 81 en- determins dos mo
mentos ciertos cRsos de g. fsrmedades
especiRIes, y hAbE& de construirse de
modo que reEponds co ompletAmenta 6
lAs exigencias de la hygiene de Ica
tctuales conccimientoE 4 fi.nt1fi sos pro-
poniendo sdemaa Ta co Instruction de
tro pequ NJ ps b sE6a D ara los seTvi-
cioS de AdministreCi Ci6n.
Por CuantO. el MQricipio caHece de
metalicO para il construction de sque.
Hos edit :ios que reports q an gaat0 de
quirce mil dollars ($15 OD0) sea de
nueve mil dollars el prinl leFo tres mil
eI seg ando. invirtiendoas Ell sobranta
de ,tres mil en- Ell gssto del ps bsl!6n
Sc farmeIfs de Santu ca> adouisi
ci6n de aIR1o material n necesariO para
ell mismo.
Ppr Tsnto. Acu6rdeas por eI Conce
j. Municipal de San Jus b:
l. O ,e De sosicite del G 1bierno II
sugar de Puerto Rico de colf ,Ymidod
con 10 qre preViene L. L lay para pro
Veer Rl auxiliO de Ios municipioa
Juetag escolsreg de Puerto Rico, apro-
phda 81 ~ ues MSTz1 de 1904. an anti.
cipO de ounce mil del Isrs (S15. OOO)
con el f 4 de destina rios 4 Iag bras Pe,
IaCionadas anteriorment4. y mstarisl
neCeserio para la iG' taIa cf6n del Hes
pital de Ciruifa y P&beII On Eoferme-
ria de Santurce.
2 Que ess suma sea FeemboTasda
oil Tesoro Inaular 8 RI z6h de tres mil
dollars )$3 000) en- Csds uno de ice
{ nos econ 6mices 1905 1907. 1907 1908.
1908 1909. 1909 1910, y 1910 1911. de
Iag coItElbucltnee pcr &C brar duTante
cada uua de dichos d . econ6micos,
CorFesp0DdienteR ~ Municipio de San
Juan, ConHign6ndosela expresada ca.
ma de tres mil dollars (S3 o00) en- cada
uno de los presupuestOs. de loo Rffos
citades.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-09

+ Fe0IGO8 d E08 80lf0O9ae7ateS 80bTs L96N6-
tGs: Sc sortearSnN3 todos los amos en-
ire los que mas 10 distingan p0r 81
COnstaneia en- ell AhOrrO.
.HOrGs 6s GAIA: Para Las impOaioio-
nea: :t .....
De s & 104 de Ii nna6ana, Y de / s34
de la tarde los dias laborables; y de %
& 104 de la ma6ana los Domingoa. Para
Ia extraCciones Las mismas horas ex-
Bepto II de loa Domingos.
Rs01GnaSsst0 de "a SeOcS6u: Las per-
Bonas que interesen mas pormenores
Bobre laa imposiCiOneg, extraCOiOnes
maner@ de iquidar inteFegeE, etc, pue-
dan aoDiaitaP un AiAYnplaFian ln Gals.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-09
In h0mbTO honTadO.

Senior Editor -Sirvasa informar sus leo
Tores que 81 me escriben confidencialmente
tes mandar& por corFeo en- carta selIada el
plan que seguf por 81 cnal obtuve 81 restar-
blecimiento permanente compacto de mi
salud vigcE varonil despues de amos de SUI
frimientos de debilidad neRviosa, p&rdidas
noctufnas y parties debiles y atrofiad8s.
No eB mi idea conseguiF dinero de nadia:
fui robado estafado por charlatanes, hasta
perder Ia fG del genero humane, pero, gracias
q Dios, estoy ahoFa bien vigoFoso fuerte, v
CON dege0 de hacer Conocer 4 todos este reme.
dio cierto de cuEarse.
No tsniendo NADIA que vender nj que en-
War G. A. D. no deseo dinePo.
DiEeeoi6n; B. Brant, Box Dslray, Mich,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-09
AVI S %

On amigo de Jsyuya inf6rmanos
que los Sres. FrutoB z. Heredis y Pc
dro Ssncho. cuyO paradero If qui f.
mos, se sDcuentran an 81 propiO barrio
de Jayuys. 81 primero .dediCado & ID
siembra de cafe y 81 aegu9do recoIee'
tando una tRls de tabaCo de "a pro-
piedsd.
RcgamOg, pues, dichos sefiores 90
sirVan ContestaP nuestras CaPtRs.
pues laa que reitsTadRmente les hemoB
eScrito nos han sido deVueltas sin que
osmsepa por quien. 1. d. p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-09
Ikl!nll0R GENERAL
coNsnlo Mas MARES Is n iar.be eal,

CONSElCJ al II AS MADRES = Ell iarabe camante
E Ia senra Winslow debe usarse sempre que los nihos
sstan IN e periodb lie la den cion Proportional alvi
t-mediato al peotefo paciente. produce no
>ural .ranuilb asiael door el angelic desperta
sduy Vivo v .etre Es muy apraaa able al paadar, cami
al nifo ab;ltti ss eucias av'a dolores, hace "a
Giles ss fncoHes del est6mago5 regua los inteshro
Es el eior rensdio co,Iocido para la darre va P..
venTn al da Ia tlpntici5n ID cuaiqugrc
l iugase mnch9 cnIG1do en- pSdir 81 = jar5o y aaHA-
Gas,.rs H4nSaW''= e. 81 g1abr de EsdoS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-09
ORDENA MA.

Para sOcitar de la TesOrsrfa InsuIar IN antieipO
de ounce mil dollars (S15,0O0) con Ell fin
de dsdGar diCha suma en- Ia construction
de edifiCiOS en- tsTrs nos de la prOpisdad
del MunCipiO sitOS en- 81 baniO de SanturCs
y dsstnarIos a HOspitd de Cruia j cases
dc intermediates espeCialsS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-09
CASA De PRESTlMOS,
LOAN OFFICE.
Jose Bazln Allen St. 21.

Sc hseeu pY6stamoS sobre sIhsjas
Desde 100 dollars en- Gdelante el inte-
g6g seF& conventional y no exceder6
del go menauRl:
Sc Comprsn y venden prendas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-09
BancO Territorial y AgrttaIa
De Puerto Rico. IT.
SECCION DE AHORROs.

LnapoSiciO4les sobre J5bretGo: Desde
1925 s 81, 900, devengaran interesea al
6 por 100 annual.
Zngp0sSCSO91es q plzs0 f10: Desde
5000 en- adelRnte devengaran inter6B sl
2 pS ri eSS mes plazo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-09
The Automatic Sewing
Company Machine

La m6quinR para c0ser de pie y de
manO. 6Oble peGpunte y Cadeneta mas
perfecta y mas barata del mundo. Pre-
clos sin completeness. AlmsC6n, S
Melon 6 Co. San Jnst0 12s 45v.R.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-09
PRO r. JOSE [. FAJARDo.

Maestro de concrete &.
Hospedaje complete y ensenanza para Jo-
venes seforitSs. 81 senanales
1895 West % rd. Street. New Yolk. ~. =
V,p s. 4.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-09
Aln1Orranas

Sc PADECE DE ESTA ENFERMEDAD purquo naaa nsss4
o
iIoEo nyeuo da1
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-09
Las GOsas en- FIorIda adentro,
FLORIDA, Y ABAADOHADG COMPLE7lMEHTE,
de maestro Coaneaanonan

de maestro COgTespOaS0J)
ARosto 9.-De una administration
de correos vaafamoa aisffutando en-
este bRrrio desde hlCfs much9 tiempo
y hoy hsce diez 8 doce maaen que ncg
Is han quitado, 10 cuSI h9 ccasionado
grandes perjuicios, pues hoy tanemos
que para poder IeeF Il preng8 Yalernoa
de un pe6n particular.
Las c8minos que ConduCen de 6.ta
al pueblo de Manstf en- tiempcs de lIu.
via son intssnBita bles. y nsda se dice
.siquiera psra compOner los baches de
mas peligso que en- diCho canine
hay. ~
EI tFc 70 de csmino entire el caserfo
y el Gem eoterio. spenas ae pu uede tran
sitar pOr 81. Aquf e6tEmos compIetR-
mente abandonados.
Es precise. que este bArrio no sigs
On Las T6simas condolences eh Que 1e
le tiene. ..r
Ves , stiends eatas quf j ID aauel <
quien corresponds remediar nuestros
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-09
COATRIBUClOaES SUBlDlS.
REcLAMAcIoNEs.

Ante 10 j Junta y los TribunaIes de
JuStiOia. Dirijirse & G. CoiLy Cuchl,
AbogadO americana. Cruz ., San
Juan. 10 V. 9.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-09

DESPQhS DE PROBAR todoH 1oB engafo-
sos remedies que Be anuncian es chando mo-
ge Rgradece la eficacjR RADIOAI,d daI DiOegti.
vo MoiaFrieta, cuya superioridad estS ufiyer-
gslmente conirmada,
Ouraciones desespeFadas en- pertonas bien
conocidaS que 10 tomaron drrants tres me-
ses son las que 10 han hecho gloFioso, pero
nn SOLO estuche produce mejor sfecto que
una docena de fr8scos de cualouier OTTO re-
medic; porque ademEs de ser eli Ii1Rico yerda-
zero rstlvo radical del est6mago8 j del
intestino, sin engafosa acci6n caimante. eg-
Digestive y Pufifcador al Ios pIiTantsoss
sc debe exigiP que ceda hostia tenQa pa.
bado Oh npmbPe Digestive NoiarFista
Dep6sltQ general dc las FaTDaaslSq "a BIaner1 a
Ramon AI1azaM Iide 7eluffeFT1etg m 1SS ssIISsIs
de- Puerto iQos d0 yS1ta ~ IN
age9 8ulQpay kngaCR ssssess-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-09

SO 1e eRta o :denanza ga 9ometa
& la aprcbaci6n del Conseio Eigcutiyo
de Puerto Rico.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-07-12
DEATH FROM TETANUS.
Daughter of Edward Kiley, Jr., q
Victim Of Dread Disease.


Tetanus, or lockjaw as it is COM
menly termed, caused the death of
Edna, 1O-yf-old daughter of Edward
klley, Jr., residing seven miles west
OF Lancaster in township of Bee
town, which occurred at the family
home Sunday morning.
The little girl accidentally ran a
silver into the bottom of her foot
three weeks ago. 1t was thought
that all of it was extracted, but the
wound became serious and physi-
clans withdrew another portion.
The malady had become too deep
seated however and lockjaw set in
and the child suffered untold agony
before death came to her relief.
Funeral services were conducted
at st. Clements church here YES
terday morning, Father Schieicher
officiating. - .a,ag.
The bereaved parents have the
sympathy of all in their hour of
sorrow.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-07-12

Kate Ryan are attending the teach
ers meeting at Lancaster this week.
Two children of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Woodhouse, of Iowa, are
visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. A. Hatch.
Daniel Adams is home from Du-
buque, where he had an operation
for cancer of the stomach. He was
not benefited by the operation.
Miss Alice Flynn, of Platteville,
is visiting friends in town.
Word comes that Alex johnson.
formerly of this place, is about to
take unto himself a wife at Esther
vile, Iowa. All Bloomington friends
are ready to assert that Alex. de.
serves 1.-THE best little girl on earth. ,
Hope he gets just that kind.
Mrs. Josiah Pratt and Will
Persing, mention of whose arrest
for the alleged murder of Mr..
Pratt at Rockwell City, Iowa, was
made last week, were indicted and
must stand trial for the crime.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-07-12

The board of review of the CITY
OF Lancaster had long session this
year. Those composing the body
were Mayor Hassell, Clerk Mich
aelis, Assessor Mccoy and Super
visors lockwood, Brennan, Rich
ardson and Meyer. The board met
Thursday and had full session
each day, excepting Sunday, not
adJournlng until Monday eve.
They went through the assessment
roll more thoroughly than it had
ever been digested before. But few
slight changes were made, the work
OF Assessor Mccoy being pro-
nounced first-class in every detail.
A. G. Dornfeld of Kenosha is in
the city to demonstrate the good
qualities of a machine that manu-
features cement brick and rock for
building purposes. He is at the
Brlttingham- Hixon lumber yard.
-Messrs. Lambert Groenier and
Geo. Cook depart Thursday for an
extensive trip west. They intend
taking in the Yellowstone park,
Portland fair and will visit many
cities on their tour.
Take a day off and join the
excursion to Devils lakeon Thurs
day, July Goth. Only $3.50 for
round trip. You'll enjoy it. Train
leaves Lancaster at Z a. m.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-07-12
BITTEN BY DOG.
Hampton Baby Attacked by Angered
Collie.

The adopted child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Garner was attacked and
severely bitten by an Infatuated
shepherd dog at the home of
Edward Kiley Jr. one day this
week. Mrs. Garner was spending a
few days at the Kiley home in Bee
town, and mad the child with her.
The family and visitors were at
dinner, and the little one had salts
fed it's appetite and had slipped
down from the table and run out
onto the porch, where the dog lay.
The brute had never shown any
signs of being cross, and the Kiley
family felt no anxiety about the
child until a snarl was heard, fol-
lowed by a cry of pain from the
baby. They ran out upon the porch
and found the child screaming with
pain and fright, while the blood
streamed from it's face and hand.
One side of it's face was severely
torn, and the teeth of the animal
had almost penetrated through one
hand.
The child was Immediately
brought to town and placed under
DR.. Doolittle's care, where the
wounds We're dressed and all pre-
cautions taken to avoid serious
consequences. The dog has shown
no signs of hydrophobia, and it is
probable that the child will soon re-
cover frola it's injuries.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-07-12
GOOD MAN GONE.
James Mccormick Joins the Great
Majority After Long Illness.

After a lingering illness of sever
al months duration, death ended the
sufferings of James Mccormick at
1130 Sunday night at his residence
in the second ward. Surrounded
by relatives and friends near and
dear his good soul passed to it's re-
ward and one of the county seats
best citizens was removed from
earth.
James Mccormick was born in
County Tyrone, Ire, May 10, 1916,
and emigrated to America when
eighteen years of age, coming
directly to Grant county and locat-
ing on farm. In 1875 he was
united in marriage to Miss Mary
Divall and the couple prospered by
industry and economy. Four chill
dren came to cheer them and all
survive VIM. F. who now resides
on the old homestead; Mrs. Ralph
Kinney at Waterloo, Ia; and Ada
and Elva at home. Besides the
widow and children saddened by
his death two sisters and a brother
mourn-Mrs. Kate Johnson and
Edward Mccormick of Lancaster
and Mrs. Geo. Langridge of Cali
for1lia.
After years of faithful service on
the farm Mr.. Mccormick and fami-
ly, with exception of the son who
renamed on the farm, came to Ian
caster to reside, and in their COM
modious home where the deceased
breathed his last they have con-
tinuously resided.
The health of deceased had been
failing for over year and for the
month preceding his demise the end
was looked for hourly.
Funeral obsequies will be held at
1920 this morning from the M. E..
church, Rev. Morgans officiating.
The Odd Fellows and Rebekah
lodges of which deceased was an
honored member will take an active
part in the last sad rites fs...f
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-07-12

Additional locals may be found
on other pages today.
Hon. d. B. Brunson of Fenni-
more was in the city Monday.
-Chas. Klarmann has been con-
fined to his home by illness the past
week.
Herman Bruss, wife and daugh-
ter, are guests of Will Bruss in
Little Grant.
Mrs. Garfield Bowden of Pepin,
Wis, is a guest of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bell.
Mrs. w. j. Dyer, Mrs. w. B.
Dyer and Miss Ruby Dyer visited at
Dubuque Saturday.
Fred Aupperle shipped two
carloads of cattle to Chicago
markets yesterday.
"A destructive hail storm passed
over a portion of Liberty township
Saturday and considerable damage
resulted.
-Messrs. f S. Bailey and Richard
Webster, prosperous farmers of
Platteville, were in Lancaster yester-
day. Both enrolled for the Herald.
With telephone in his house,
buggy in his barn, rural mail
box at the gate, the problem is
solved-how to keep the girls and
boys on the farm.
Work on ms falling the new
pump at the waterworks is going
on as well as the weather will per-
NIT. 1t was wise purchase to
make and ''stitch in time saves
nine" lots of times. The old pump
will still be kept in place.
Francis Newton, we'll known to
many Lancaster people, died at
Platteville Sunday, after many
weeks of gradual decline. For
many years he had been connected
with the Platteville powder mill,
first as a director and after the
Lafiin-Rand people acquired it as
their superintendent. The funeral
held yesterday was attended by
many Lancaster Masons, of which
order he was a member in high
standing.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-07-12

Mrs. Theodore Calvin is visiting
with friends and relatives in Bloom
ington this week.
Mrs. M. M. Bracket and daugh-
ter Eunice of Waterloo, Ia, are
guests of Lancaster relatives.
Mrs. A. w. Sterne and daugh-
tiers of Grand Island, Neb., are
guests of Mrs. Wolstenholme.
Adam Schmittges has pur-
chased the old Burr homestead in
the 4th ward Whether for specula-
ton or something else we know
not.
Mrs. P. E. Black, who was in
charge of the culinary department
of the blind asylum at GAINESVILLE
during G. r Showalter's admins
tration as superintendent of that in
stitution, is home on a visit with
her father, NJ S. Trowbridge. Mrs,
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her former position.
Lou Okey was up from Cass
vile yesterday. He reports a great
loss to the people in that vicinity OF
account of the high water of the
Mississippi and Wisconsin rivers
Many hundreds of acres of meadow
and corn land are flooded and the
conditions are decidedly discourag
ing.
-Thos. Webb is having a com
modious camping wagon construct
ed by Henry Belz. It's dimensions
are Sx16 and the continuance will
include all the necessary adjunct'
of a camp, including folding beds
tables, stove and kitchen utensils :
ice box included of course. Mr.
Webb will use the wagon more par.
ticularly at his mine near the
Hurricane.