Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-06-22

oOAAAA A1CA1 past Coy OAOO at lis
home in Mineral Point, June 9th, of
apolexy. Mr. Berry was a native of
Sheffield, England, who came to Iowa
county in an early day wife and
son and daughter survive.
John Ellis, rs, died at his home in
Dodgeville, Sunday morning of last
week. Mr.. Ellis was born in Wales
in 1916 and came to America locat-
ing in Iowa county in 1871. A wife
two sons and three daughters, sur
vive
William Mitchell, Dodgeville black
smith, was kicked in the groin and
painfully injured by vicious horse.
Had the blow landed a few inches
higher Mitchell would have been
! killed. He is in bed and under a
physicians care.
The 3-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jones of the Bigelow Cheese factory,
near Clyde, ate the contents of
small box of pills and died of con-
vulsions before a doctor could arrive.
Mrs. Ole Severson, nearly 80, died
at Dodgeville of pernicious anemia,
on June 18th.
A pretty wedding was performed
at st. Rose church, Cuba City, last
Tuesday when Ethel Fielder, daugh-
ter of Postmaster and Mrs. H. H.
Fielder, was married to Francis J..
| Ortscheid, the Rev. J. j. Mcguire
officiating. The young couple will
reside in Galena following visit in
Chicago and Detroit.
The turnpike road from the Wis
consin state line to Galena is said
to be in excellent condition and mo-
| florists wish that the cement ex-
tended all over the state. An ex-
cellent new route to Chicago from
Grant county is via Dubuque to Clin-
ton and then over a solid stretch Of
concrete to the windy city.
Willard Davey, s years, Dodgeville,
had his left leg broken between the
knee and thigh by truck pulling
a rock crusher near the city. Small
| boys played around the truck, flip
| ping rides and refusing to absent
! themselves, were responsible for the
accident. The Davey boy was thrown
off the running board and pinched
between the truck body and the road
| bank.
| Ruth Hineman, years, Cobb child,
was bitten by a vicious bulldog Sun
| day of last week. Men beat the brute
off with hammers saving the child's
| life. AS it was she had all the It's
sues above the right eye torn down
| so that they hung over the eye, her
| lips were lacerated by the brute's
teeth and her entire face and body
scratched by its claws. She is under
| the care of a doctor.
| Morris Knops, Milwaukee, aged 10,
came to Prairie du Chen to visit re-
latives who were not apprised of the
lads coming. They got in touch with
! the boys parents and found that he
| left home on his own initiative.
Morris had dollar to start with and
bought a ticket for as far as the sum
would take him. He "bummed" the
rest of the distance. Knops senior
came for his wandering boy.
Burglars entered the residence of
Mr. and Mrs. Dell Reed, Prairie du
CHEN, during the absence of the
owners and ransacked the premises.
Very little was taken as the theft
happened to be the third in short
time and Mr.. Reed had prepared for
it. He was SO exasperated that he
sent for blOodhOunds to Waterloo,
Iowa, and the dogs traced a scent
to the river bank and there lost it.
A double wedding took place at
East Dubuque last Tuesday when
Matte Cerny, second daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. JOS. Cerny of that city, be-
came the bride of John A. McNeill of
Galena, and her younger sister,
Jenny, welded DR.. Emmett J. Ryan,
Dubuque. The wedding was an i'm
posing affair held at the st. Mary's
church, Rev Edward A. Cerny, bro
ther of the brides, pastor at Aurora,
ILL.,, and FIR. P. Gallagher of ST.
Mary's church, and Rev. l.. " Kucera
of Columbia college acted as cele-
brant, deacon and sub-deacon.
One Use for the Wicked.
The wicked ones are in the world
to produce patience in the gOOd-St.