Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-06-27

Darlington, Friday.
Miss Bertha Nehls and Bert Fecht.
both of Highland, were married June
49,
James Foley died at the home Of his
brother-in-law, Thos. Hebron at
Montfort
Miss Meta Smith of Benton and
Robert Barrows were married at Ga
lena, June II.
The annual Catholic picnic of
Southwest Wisconsin was held at
Cuba Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs John Schumacher will
leave Potosi and locate at Excelsior
Springs, Missouri.
Walter Houston and Mrs. C. H.
Meyers of Fennimore, were married
at Winona, MINI, Monday.
The remains of Mrs. Anna jerks,
who died in Chicago, were brought
to Hazel Green for burial
Miss Florence Stake and Willard
Morley, both of Montfort, were mar
ried at Dubuque, June II.
Miss Kathryn Griffith of Ridgeway,
and Dewitt Mitchell of Dodgeville,
were married at Galena, June 10.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. l.. Shinoe of George
town, have purchased the Miss Moe
Roeder Grocery store in Dubuque
Miss Catherine Welsch Of Darling
ton, died at a Freeport hospital,
where she had been taken for an OPP
Grafton.
Sylvester Hartshorn died at his
home near Cornelia, Monday. Funer-
al services were held Wednesday al
ternoon at the Methodist church.
w. H. Doyle of Platteville, was
elected vice president of the Wiscon-
sin Bankers Association at the an
nual convention held in Milwaukee.
Glenn, the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Glenn Lindsey, was born at
Waldwick, Iowa county, on Jan. "a,
1922, and passed away on June 10.
1923, from pneumonia, following
measles
The assembly passed a bill to give
John A. Johnson $4,000 for false i'm
prisonment in Waupun for the MUIR
der of little Annie Leinberger of
Madison. The bill now goes to the
senate for approval.
Rev. A Ambaun, Phi. D., has been
pastor of St. Josephs church at
Dodgeville, for SO years. This year
marks the 50th anniversary of his or
dination to the priesthood. His con-
gregation is making arrangements
for a Golden Jubilee
July l, 1923 marks the completion
of Benz. Benefits 53rd year as pub
Usher of the Mineral Point Tribute.
During those years, which make a
total of two thousand seven hundred
and fifty-six weeks. Mr.. Bennett has
missed only eighteen weeks a record
of which he is justly proud.
Lyburn Wells, son of the late A. V.
Wells of Livingston, is the youngest
farmer in Grant county. He has
leased 1870 acres of the Wells estate
and has it at high state of cultiva-
ton. His neighbours state that he is
one of the best farmers in that sec
tioa. The young man is but sixteen
DR.. o. E. Gibson and Miss Marian
McCay were united in marriage at
Chicago, Wednesday, June 20. Both
Dr. and Mrs. Gibson are too well
known in our city to need comment
as they are among our best and most
respected citizens. Mrs. Gibson was
a member of the Normal faculty.
Platteville News.
Leo G. Muller of Muscoda, COM
pleted his four years of enlistment in
the United States navy and left Sun
day, June II, for Boulder, Colorado,
where he intends to do commercial
flying. His four years were spent IN
the aviation department, and about Il
month ago he purchased a plane, so
will make the trip from Pensacola,
Florida, to Boulder, Colo, in his
plane.
Within the past two weeks the 30
members of the fire department OF
this city received their checks paying
them for calls made upon them dur
ing the past year. The checks totaled
something a little less or more than
81 100 Five hundred dollars of this
came from the city and the balance
from the state The highest checks
paid were for $3S and other members
received checks in the tWenties.-
Richland Rustic.
Edwin D. Mckinley, Dodgeville, a
graduate of the University of Wis
cousin, College of Medicine, has an
unusual opportunity for the future.
He has been offered an instructor
ship at McGill University, Montreal.
This is one of the oldest colleges in
the Western Hemisphere and it's Col
lege of Medicine is recognized as one
of the foremost in the world. Mr..
Mckinley is the first U. of w. grad
uate to gain admission to its faculty.