Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-03-16
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BREvITIES And
NEARBY NOTES
Snappy Paragraphs
From Southwestern
Wisconsin.

! Lead ore advanced about So ton
and zinc ST.
| Rev. Mumes of Fennimore is SER
iously i'll with hiccoughs.
Mrs. John Reed, aged so, resident of
/ Iowa county since 1876, died at her
home in Edmund last week
| Thos Richardson OF Hazel Green
and Mrs Florence Schultz of Galena
were married March s. They will re-
side at Hazel Green.
! Mr. and Mrs VIM. Hamilton and
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Payne, all old resi-
dents Of Boscobel, celebrated their
Irrespective golden wedding days Oh
Saturday, March 9Th.
| Ray Slack of Livingston and Juanita
Noble of Galena were married at the
Methodist parsonage in Galena Friday
| a week ago. They will reside on
farm near Livingston.
| Adolph Wesbord, Arena cheesemak-
err, was arrested for selling cream be
longing to the cheese company and re-
| tanning the proceeds. He was required
to refund the money and pay fine.
| Ed BoIdt of Cassville is reported
to have caught an 80 pound catfish
of which the head weighs % pounds
AhAoo NfAiAON 1AACtl man anu l1OuIS
Sanger OF Lancaster were married
Monday
County Clerk Arthur OF Iowa coun-
ty has embarked in the newspaper
business along with County Highway
| Commissioner C. L. Wonn The men
have bought half Of the Dodgeyille
Chronicle from John M Reese.
The Lancaster Canning Co. has ship
Nod a nJIn1hap of Of
and corn This is not all that the
company is interested in Live stock
is raised on the farm run by it. Last
week $50 sheep were shipped to
Chicago market
Anthony Imhoff, who has been in
a Madison hospital since last fall has
jgred while building barn One leg
is still in a. cast His injuries while
severe are such that will not cripple
him for life. or unfit him for work.
Mrs. Eunice Kelly, the woman who
ran for iowa county clerk last fall,
nas an impacted fracture of the left
hip due to fall on an icy walk two
months ago. A recent X-ray AT
the break failing to heal.
4nG w lSCOilSbl Z1luG CWluDdHy udS
closed all its mines and even hung up
the shutters on the Office in che
southwestern wisconsin district The
Skinner separating plant near Benton
after six years of constant operation,
discharged its help.
Ferryville in Crawford county las a
Il in CHI -YT frrDi c,-e rssodt
lamb with six feet The members
are said to- DE perfect. The lamb was
born on st. Valentines day and will
fairs this fall If it lives
Michael Ley, 80, LaSalle, EIl., was
killed last Wednesday while cutting
timber on the Dunn farm northeast |
of Mineral Point The young man |
was struck by falling limb and I
knocked unconscious He died at St |
lowing. Ley was 2n overseas veteran |
and single
A resolution has been passed by /
the City Council OF PIatteyille, THAT |
in the future no one will be peraait-
ted TO solicit for public charity with
cut having first received a permit
from the mayor. PlatteviEle is re-
Iieved at this ruling inasIuuch as there
has been much soliciting in tine
name of charity by outsiders coming
into town.
Central Wisconsin towns have oF-
ganized an inter-states baseball Leagues /
The towns On the circTit are Richland 1
Center Boscobel, Viola, Casht0n, Sold 1
iers Grove, Hillsboro, La Fargo, Viro+
qua, Elroy. Highland. and Muscoda /
Needless to say lovers of the grear
American sport in alE the cities areE
looking forward to warm weather witEftI
eagerness-
All Of the workers in the C. NJ 6g.
st. P. Ry division yards and head
quarters at North McGreg0r, excer6
a few who cannot be, spared, were.I
laid off yesterday and. more than 2AiE
men are idle in Prairie du CHEN The /
Esch-CumminS law and the WinsloWi
law apparently have resulted in thsaI
public shipping absolutely nothing
more than they can possibly help. The
railroad business is practically at a
standstiu.-Prairie du Chen Courier /
During q. controversy in the office
of the Wisconsin Blade, paper I
published at Madison in the interest Of
the Wisconsin negress, J. Anthony /
Josey, colored editor was shot in the /
stomach arm and leg. Rev. ]. G. |
Fox, pastor of the colored Baptist
church in Beloit, was killed. The as
sailant, Marshall O'Bannon, janitor of |
an exclusive Madison club, was killed. |
O'Rannon when arrested said he did t
not mean to kill the men. Fox reel |
ed when shot ard with a bullet |
through his chin to his skull, toppled |
and fell dead down a steep stairway |
to the street. The shooting grew out |
of a protest made by O'Bannon over
the publication of an article in con-
nection with revival services held by
Fox at the Zion Baptist church in
Madison.
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