Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-12-06

Catholics Of Platteville are contem-
plating building new parochlal
school.
The concrete road on S. t. l.. AZ,
between Monroe and Monticello, was
finished last week.
Lloyd Scadden and Florence Sim
mons, both of Hazel Green, were mar
ried at Dubuque Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs T. Storey, Patch Grove,
celebrated their golden wedding an
niversary, Thursday, Nov. 30.
Oates & Ellis of the Bloomington
hatchery, have bought: $4,000 egg in
cubator which will be installed at
once This gives the hatchery cap
acity of $4,000 eggs at one setting.
The body of Thos Groth, So bach
elor of Clearmont, Iowa, was found in
the woods by hunters. A discharged
shotgun lay near the body. A jury
= n0e.e Ell a verdict OF accidental death
The funeral of Mrs. Magaret Loui,
aged 80, old Pla+teville pioneer who
lied Sunday of last week, was held
Wednesday, at St. Mary's Catholic
church Interment was made at CAL
vary cemetery.
S.
ola resident of Platteville, is busy en-
gagged knitting. She has completed
ner fifth pair of stockings this season
Mrs. Dawson enjoys the work and
says that her eysight is splendid.
John Donahue, Dubuque salesman
and well known hereaDouts, turned
turtle in his sedan last Thursday
while trying to travel part of the high
way occupied by COW. Neither party
was njureI.-Shullsbur Pick & Cad.
C. J. Morgan, Cuba City soft drink
parlor proprietor, arrested a year ago
and convicted for selling intoxicants,
failed to carry up his appeal for a new
trial Judge Smalley gave Morgan the
option of $500 fine or Jail for two
months. The fine was paid.
A class of 55 members will be init
lated into the K. c. lodge to be organ
lied at Dodgeville Dec. 10. These
with 30 members already belonging at
other points will comprise the lodge
membership. The services will be in
charge of Dist. Deputy j. w. Madden
Of Madison. A banquet will follow the
afternoon program
An Overland touring car driven by
Jack Sherman of Mineral Point was
badly damaged Tuesday when it
smashed through a guard rail at the
foot of the hill below Dodgeville on
the Mineral Point road. Mr.. Sherman
lost control of the car and was un-
able to prevent disaster. The front
end of the car, including the wheels,
was wrecked.
John w. PomerOy, Galena, an Alas
kan mining engineer, and local min
ing men, have taken over the old I'M
perial mine near Shullsburg after a
number of years of idleness, restored
the equipment and are making and
shipping zinc ore to the National sep
arator at Cuba City. The work of re-
habilitating the Imperial was begun
last summer. Production is now run
ming car week of zine ore. An in
cline has been run on the pitch. 1t
carries a strong sheet of zine ore be-
low the old workings, II feet above
the so-called oil rock. Below the old
level the ore body is showing up much
stronger and the hope is that the best
part of the lode is yet to be reached.
The Imperial in years gone by, was
{ consistent producer of lead ore.
Chas. Reyes, owner of the Keyes
Holstein farm at Richland Center,
aud his chief herdsman, Frank Frank
UNI, had exciting experience with a
Holstein bull The animal was in a
Dad humor when Keyes entered the
barn, and attacked his master, bunt-
ing him about. Keyes chest bone was
cracked and his arms and shoulders
bruised. Franklin heard Keyes cry
and ran to the barn. He also was
getting the worst of it when Keyes'
son, Glenn. came and drove the bull
away from his victims. Franklin also
was badly bruised.