Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-07-19
NEIGHBORHO0D
BREvITIES and
NEARBY Notes
Important Events
of Week From Tri-
State Area.

nave the zinc mill ready for operation
this week on their property near New
Diggins
Mrs. Sarah Funk a resident of Wis
consin for over so years died at the
home OF her daughter, Mrs. Payne at
Boscobel.
The First National Bank of Dodge
Vile is erecting 100-foot steel towers
for the purpose of taking long dis
lance wireless.
Rev. A. E. Berg, pastor of the
Dodgeyille Lutheran church for five
years past, has accepted a call to
Mitchell, S. D.
owen Sullivan, Ridgeway farmer.
has filed claim against Iowa comfy
for the loss Of COW, worried to death
by ravenous dogs.
Mrs Martha King Reed. Darlington
died June 20, following an operation
performed June 21st. Two daughters
and three sons survive.
Henry Springer, years, son of
Harry Springer, Stoddard, was killed
when he fell from a wagon and a
wheel passed over his head.
The Supreme court has held in the
case OF the state VS.. Glenn Fault, Lin
den charge of liquor law violation.
that second count does not count as
Lightning struck twice at DODGE
vile Sunday week ago the opera
house and Luloff Bros. furniture store
being hit. Not much damage was
done
Richard Jackson, II, Dodgeville, at
Howard Evans, Dodgeville, driving
a Buick six, skidded on the main
street and crashed into a telephone
pole breaking it and nearly running
the car
work in the hay harvest on the Fred
erase farm, fell from a load of hay,
striking the wagon tongue and tree
in the fall. His left arm was broken
at the elbow joint.
Martin SeVersOn, Lansing, Iowa.
aged 30 years, had his first ride on a
train q week ago. Severson rode with
a freight crew three-fOurths of mile.
He liked it and plans another ride to
Harpers Ferry-18 miles off,
second violation The case is re-
manded with instructions to pro-
n0unce judgment upon the second Of
Tense as for a first offense. Fault was
arrested on a certain day and rear
rested the day on similar charge.
L4ctII OIINGI OI Darlington lids
recently been appointed from a major
in the Wisconsin National Guards to
Lieutenant Colonel He has been
engaged in the work of state military
AFFAIRS and is assistant adjutant gen
eral
Estimates place the Iowa produc-
ton OF corn at 396,000,000 bushels
a loss of per cent from last year
INI1c ole "a
vested Dry weather has caused con-
siderable damage in the Hawkeye
state
Frank Budden and Elizabeth Res
sell, both OF Sinsinawa, were united
in marriage at the st. Joseph's
church SinsinaWa, Wednesday morn
ing The wedding was quite social
affair Mr. and Mrs. Budden are on
a motor trip to Iowa and Minnesota.
Miss Bessie Green of Ashland has
accepted the position as instructor OF
languages in the Normal to take the
place made vacant by the resignation
81 Miss Brooks Miss Green had
fellowship in the Minnesota Uniyer-
sity Of romance languages the past
year.
Dr. Pickering, president Of the Mus
coda school board, was defeated Tor
Reelection by a vote Of 20 to 80. The
Progressive fails to state who sue
leeds the doctor on the board. Mus
coda, a beautiful little city, IS the
center Of bitter hates and rivalrles.
August Gesselbracht, Galena farm
IN lost his barn and autbuildings as
1ha result of a fire due to lightning
Sunday night of last week. The man
nd
The barn in flames. The livestock
was saved but the grain and machln-
cry were burned.
Mary Chandler and Ruth Quick VINO
are in the Green Parrot Tea Room al
Salon Springs, spent Monday of last
week sightseeing in Duluth. 1t
showed while they we're there and Iof
the first time in their lives they saw
snow storm II June. OF course tney
We're almost frozen" .-Monttort Mall
The steel work for the new Eagle
Point bridge is in place and all Woou-
en- work will be replaced with meIal.
Operations are going on from the east
end without hating traffic When
completed the bridge will be one VI
the finest and safest on the upper
river.
Lawrence Hosking, IA, and George
Hosking, Z, Hollandale boys ana
cousins, are both in St. Joseph,s nos
pital, D0dgevilIe with injuries. GeoTse
broke one arm at the elbow TUESDAY
while playing. Lawrence was helP-
ing drive posts and careless!y lell
one hand on the top Of post just as
a maWl fell. ~
Tommie Davies, Z, son Of Ben
Davies, Dodgeville, fell while runnlns
rapidly up steps and struck ms ches'
and stomach on the tread above nm.
The shock was so great to the sonar
plexus that the child's life nuns on
thread for several days. He was als9
internally hurt, the liver being lnJure t1i
with resulting hemorrhage, but VIII
recover.
Keith Ketner, II months, son "a az
Ketner. Boscobel, crawled to ~ zen
upstairs window in the Ketner --oil ~
and the screen being unfastened, lel5
to the ground. The mother entered
the room in time to see the bapes
heels disappear over the window SIN.
The child fell IL feet and was imp
2r5 ,,ooOpc oiOuc for time but re-