Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-01-20
Local JOttings.
DR.. J. A. Gault, specialist eye,
ar, nose and throat. Lancaster, Wis

erlod1cal trip TO Sitter Thursday.
"A soldiers monument is to be
instructed in the Boscobel ceme-
Try.
Frank Cabanis of Platteville, a
equity game warden, was here
lednesday.
Miss Mertie Livens of Minnea-
lis visited her parents here the
st week.
-Theo. WenzeI banquetted the
embers of. the Bon Ton club on his
rthday this week.
-Drs. Tuf1ey and Carter moved
60 their neat new office at Liv-
gston this week.
The heavy rain first of the
eek gave Galena one of the worst
,ods in it's history.
-Expressman DAILY has been lay
g-off for few days on account of
injury to his back.
Trustees Grimm, Brown, and
cArthur Of the county asylum
Id home held regular monthly
Getting Thursday.
DIR. D M. Cole, well known
'lbuque physician, was instantly
lied in a runaway accident in that
ity Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Julia O'Hearn of Two
Sivers, Mimi, who was called here
y the death of her mother, Mrs.
5paith, returned home Thursday.
w. j. Miller of Gobleville, Mich,
Ormerly of Lancaster. has our
lanks for liberal remittance on
subscription. He is operating
ruit ranch.
The building committee on the
asylum hospital held final meet
ny Wednesday and accepted the
building from the architect and con-
a tor.
"A number of statements will be
nailed to delinquent subscribers
lext week. IF you receive one do
lot throw it one side but give it the
ttention it requires.
"A j tck salesman advertises that
will take 10000 annually for Is
ears to build the Panama canal.
chat means that many mules taken
own there will not come back.
Mrs. Fl. Staver, Miss Catherine
label AMI A7a Stavtr went to
Darlington frs O. the week AMI at )
ended the wedding there of Miss
Gate Gabel and Mr.. James Tim
mons, both of that city.
The next meeting of the Shake
peare club will be with Mrs.
Desire Abrams, Tuesday afternoon,
It her home on North Madison
street. 1.-The Winters Tale" will be
jaken up at this meeting.
Hiram Gilmore, a former resi-
lent Of Grant county and at one
time candidate for county treas
er, died at the home his son near
Rewey last week after brief illness.
Lnterment took place at George
town.
Word was received here by
Mrs. Robt. Jordan of the death at
Groton, S. D.. of Master Harold
Teesdale, 4-yr-oll sou of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. M. TeesdaIe, former resi-
dents here. MembraGeous Group
was the cause of the chlld's death.
-Dodgeville Chronicle: Grand
ma Smith arrived last Wednesday
from Lancaster, where she had
spent the past seven months with
her daughter, Mrs. Benedict. Grand
ma is 81 years old since last August,
and is more nimble-footed than
many at half her age.
1t is possible that Darlington
may secure the cheesmaker's con-
vention which is to be held the last
week in February. 1t takes but
5 nall sum to obtain it 'and situated
as they are in the very heart of the
cheese industry of southern Wis
c0nsin, certainly should make an
effort to secure the meeting.
The Anti Whisker league is an
of recent formation
which promises to extend over the
middle west. 1t seems to have
in Lacrosse where nine
put of ten men are clean shaven of
ate, where as many in the past
I'VE sported bountiful boards and
flowing mustaches. Lacrosse men
are arguing that beard is a nui-
sance and is unsanitary.