Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-05-28
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oAy' JUN TedTeM COHV6FslOu,
on pages seven and eight Of this>paper
Mrs LeRoy Judd is seriously i'll
at her home east of the city from an
attack of neuralgia of the bowels.
Alt & Son continue their pine
apple special sale for two days and
have new stock arriving today. See
ad on page 8.
Base ball game between the Cass-
vile high school team and Lancaster
\. M. G. A s at the fair grounds,
next Saturday afternoon. May 81.
Mrs. F. 9. Burr announces the
removal Of her millinery store to the
new quarters over the store Of H.
Henkel & Son, next week, June 2
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Fl. Angus expect
their daughter, Mrs. Nettie Angus
Miller, of Lawton. Oklahoma, to ar
rive today via, Potosi. for a visit
here.
An obituary notice for the late
Eliza Austin, intended for publication
this week, is unavoidably crowded out
OF this issue. It will appear next
week.
Mrs. Blanche Angus Cornwell
and son Robert, Of New Lisbon,
Wis, arrived here last week for a
visit with Mrs Cornwells parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Fl. Angus.
The G. & N. w. Ry. company
will send force of men here soon to
remove the platform and approach
around the depot, and replace it with
another of concrete. Although the
present platform was constructed by
the company at the same time the
depot was built, it has sunken num-
Der Of inches and crevices appear all
over it,
Geo. W. Brown, of Melville ].
T. Bennett of this city, and G. J.
Niehaus, Of Fennimore, went to Cass-
Vile yesterday. They are the men
selected to appraise the property along
the Mississippi river front in that
village which the Burlington railroad
company has asked through the courts
to have condemned and to use for rail
road purposes.
Prof. w. G. Laube. of the German
Theological Seminary at Dubuque, d
former pastor of the Presbyterian
church Of this city and Hurricane,
preached the sermon at the union
services held in the Congregational
church last Sunday evening. Mr..
and Mrs. Laube, will sail from New
York on June 10 for Germany, where
he will pursue his theological studies.
Mrs. John BENEFITS died suddenly
of heart failure, Monday at Mather,
Wisconsin, where herself and husband
had gone on Thursday of last week,
Mr.. BENEFITS and his son John had
gone out on the cranb berry marsh to see
about some work, when they were
hastily summoned to the house to find
that Mrs Bennett had been about the
house as usual when she suddenly fell
to the floor and expired Immediately
The remains will be brought home to
Lancaster on the noon train today and
the funeral will take place at the house
at 2 80 p. m. Mr. BENEFITS is in a
semi helpless condition as the result
of a stroke of paralysis last year.
The sudden death from APP
pendicitis, last Wednesday, of Will
Rowdon, one of the members of the
senior class in the Lancaster high
school who are to graduate Friday of
next week, has cast pail of sadness
over the entire school and made a
great change in the intended program
for commencement week. The recep-
tion and dance which the Juniors had
planned to give on the evening of
June 6, in honor Of the Senior class,
and for which invitations had been
printed ready for sending out, have
been abandoned, as has also the
Senior class play which was to have
been given next Tuesday evening.
June Sd. Commencement exercises
will take place on Friday morning,
June 6, as announced.
Mrs. Oscar Bidwell died at her
home a couple of miles northeast of
the city last Monday evening Death
undoubtedly resulted from several at
tacks of paralysis with which she has
been stricken during the past ten
years. For the past two years she has
been almost helpless invalid. Mrs.
Bidwell would have been 70 years old
in July and has lived upon the farm
where death overlook her for more
than forty years. The funeral will be
held at the house today at 2:30 and
burial will take place at Hillside