Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-11-29
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of Grant County in Picture and
Story, at Harrison Dist No. 5, on
Friday evening.
r. B. Showalter, president of
the Union State Bnak, who has been
in poor health for several mouths
past, has been confined to his house
for the past week or more. His ply
stefan reported him as feeling con
siderably better last evening and his
friends are hoping to hear Of his
speedy recovery,
Stock shipments made since the
last issue Of The Herald are: Satur-
day Croft and Mccoy, 2 cars Of cattle;
John DobsoD, car of hogs; A. E.
Lewis. | car Of horses Monday-A.
E. Lewis, / car Of cattle; Place and
Jerrett, 2 cras of hogs; John Dobona,
2 cars Of hogs; Wesley Oates, 1
car Of hogs. Tuesday and
Jerrett, car Of hogs.
On the 18th of November John
Lane, q we'll known resident of Lam
caster and member Of the Grand
Army was stricken with paralysis for
the third time. AS a result he has
been confined to his bed ever since
and is now helpless, being totally
paralyzed on the right side. His
speech is also muffled and he is in
very serious condition. His son is
expected home from the west soon to
care for him.
st Clements Day was celebrated
at the Catholic church Thursday
Father j. B. Hauck, of Menomonie,
Wis, gave the main address of the
day, his subject being True American
System Of Education Father Field,
Of Fennimore, Father Pape, Of Potosi.
and Father Rupprechter, of Bloom
ington, were present aud assisted in
the services. Father Hauck is grand
speaker and everyone enjoyed the
address given by him
Rev c. W. Hsrter, a forme r
pastor Of the Baptist church in Ian
caster, arrived in the city Thursday
with his wife who was a Lancaster
girl, daughter Of Mrs Maiben. The
Harters are now located at ST. Cloud,
Mich. and are having very successful
work in the church there. Mrs.
Harter will remain here for visit
but her husband left Friday for Des
Moines, Ia, and will then return to
st. Cloud.
-TheU Calvin received letter from
P. J. SchIoesser, of Chicago. which
relates that he has passed successfully
through an operation for gall stones,
about 400 Of them, making over a
half tea cupful, being removed. The
patient is now getting along very
comfortably at Mercy hospital, eating
three good meals a day and expects
that he can return home in a few
days Mr.. Schloesser has been in i'll
health for some time and had run
down in weight from 245 pounds to
40 His many Lancaster friends
will be glad to learn Of the very
satisfactory outcome of this operation
and hope that he may soon be fully
recovered.
The following matters were
settled IN county court yesterday: In
the estate Of Joseph Bode, deceased,
petition to prove will Will approved.
allowed and admitted to probate.
Anna Gertrude Bode and Andrew Bode
were named and approved as executors.
Bond fixed at $50. 600 In the estate
Of Gustavus Finger, deed petition
for settlement account was examined
aud allowed. In the estate Of Henry
Bryhan, insane, petition for guardian
Henry BrYhan Jr was appointed
guardian with bond fixed at $1,000
In estate Of George Lewis, deceased,
petition to prove will. Will proved,
allowed aud admitted to probate
Josephine Molly Lewis named and
approved as executor without nond.
The case of estate of Geo. w. Ryland,
deceased, petition for settlement and
determining inheritance tax Estate
of Arvilla a. Miller, deceased, petit
ton for settlement Estate of John
Z. johnson, deceased. petition for
settlement; were all adjourned until
Dec. 18th.
: Seventy five years ago Yesterday
on Nov. 28th. 1886. the territorial
Legislature of Wisconsin made Madi-
son its capital. In all of Dane county
on that memorable day there were but
80 people. Henry Dodge had been APP
pointed governor of the territory and
on the Fourth Of July Of the same
year the new officers were inaugerated
at Mineral Point. Representatives
were present from Belmont. Fond du
Lac and Cassville urging the mem bers
of the Legislature to make their city