Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-03-27

nO1O JColOAOdJs
John Mcmahon went to Blue
River yesterday.
-Aldro jerks Jr., of Dodgeville,
was in Lancaster over Sunday.
John Orton has been taking treat
ment in the Doolittle Bros. hospital
during the past week.
There is a rumor about that Mrs.
John Jeide has been married again at
Lacrosse.
Misses Margaret and Alvena Funk
left Monday for Dubuque where they
will be employed.
Judge E. b. Goodsell and wife
left yesterday for a weeks visit with
relatives in Milwaukee.
Tim Murley, ]. j. Blaine, and
W. E. Howe. of Boscobel were here
for county court yesterday.
Owing to sickness IN the family
of Judge Clementson the Iowa county
circuit court was adjourned to May
9th.
Major Tied" Lowry left yester-
day for Cincinnati to visit his sister
and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Barney.
Mick Smith, of this city, return
ed nome Saturday from Hastings,
Neb., where he attended the funeral
of his brother,
Rev. L. a. Wambold went to
Sun Prairie Monday to assist DR.. J.
N. Wambold testing eyes. He will
return Wednesday noon.
DIR. Homer w. Carter, of Madi-
son, spoke in the Congregational
church Sunday. There will be no
services in the church Sunday Mar
31st. but S. S and G. E. services will
be held as usual. S. S. will COM
mence at 10 80 o'clock.
Mrs. John Retallick, residing in
the third ward. is seriously i'll. Her
daughter, Mrs. Jas. Blewett Jr, came
from her home in Aberdeen, S. D.,
last week to care for her.
Mrs Thomas Welsh will be
operated upon at the Doolittle hospital
today. Clyde Aupperle was sent home
during the past week. Miss Florence
Barnett was operated upon for
appendicitis last Wednesday and the
appendix was found to be somewhat
out of the ordinary, being nearly nine
inches in length.
The remains of Mrs Libby Nc
Grady, who moved from this city to
Toronto, few months ago and who
died there last week, were brought in
on the noon train yesterday accom-
panied by her father Mr.. Harvey and
son Max and wife. Funeral services
we're held in the M, E. church yes
terday at 2 O'Clock, Rev. J. T.
Morgans officiating. Burial was
made at Hillside.
The room in the E. Fl. Hyde
block occupied by l. M. Blackburn
for barber shop. is under a season of
repair. Clyde Suttle has given the
wood work much needed coat of
paint and A. Schmittges has hung a
neat and attractive line of paper
on the walls Mac" the jolly barber
expects to have someone to assist him
soon and he will have an up-to date
shop and you can get your whiskers
pushed and your hair amputated while
you wait.
The Right Rev. Bishop W. W.
Webb, of Milwaukee, came to Ian
caster Wednesday and confirmed a
class Of 10 in Emmanuel Episcopal
church the same evening. The
church was crowded to the utmost
even though the weather was very
disagreeable. The following were in
the class confirmed at this time :
Thos. Blewett and wife, Orville and
Fay Trentszch, Vera Trentszch,
Emma Ressmeyer, Guinor Helberg,
Olive Drinkwater, George Bracket.
and Gladys Lisherness
Governor McGOvern has called for
a special session of the Legislature to
convene on April 30th. The matters
to be taken up at this session
will be providing relief for
the inha bitants Of Black River Falls,
to make improvements of the levee
system On the Wisconsin river at
Portage. to enact water power legisla
tion and consider other important
subjects. There will also be three
special elections on April goth to fill
vacancies in the legislature, two in
the senate and one in the assembly
and the primary nominations will be
made on April 21st, the regular cleo
tion day.
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