Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-09-19

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Mss Elizabeth Brandt of Keller and
Joseph Schueller Of Dubuque, were
married Tuesday.
John Trentzsch of Dodgeville, died
suddenly while working in the BilkeT
& Lewis meat market.
Ralph Irwin of Lancaster won
$110.59 in premium money on apples
shown at the State Fair.
Miss Mable Lewis, a teacher at New
Diggins, was struck by lightning
Tuesday. She will recover.
The Wisconsin potato crop this
year is estimated at 81 million bush
els compared with Al million last year.
Mrs. VIM. Kramer of Montfort, will
/ accompany her son Dale to Califor-
MIA, where she plans to make her
home.
Edward Curnow, Mineral Point, was
found dead in bed early Tuesday He
was 80 years old and an old business
man of the city.
The Hollandale Village Board has
passed an ordinance which covers AL
most any circumstance in which mo-
rorlsC may nnd himself.
The Misses Nina Nicholson, Eva
Murley and Josephine Driver have re-
turned from a 1000 mile auto trip in
the West to Darlington.
VIM. Tracy, Platteville movie show
proprietor, has leased the Regent
| theatre at Pra. du CHEN and will open
Sept. 10 for regular shows.
| Geo. Cummings, Louisville, Ken
lucky, caught selling moonshine at
Richland Center last week, paid a fine
of $3.50 and costs of $16.18.
| Arthur Zenz, who has had charge of
the Hazel Green Cow Testing associa-
ton has resigned to accept a position
with the Galena Condensery.
A moron is loose in the city of Pra.
du CHEN, and has caused so much
annoyance that the city has offered
! reward of $50 for his capture.
Matt jackson of Mineral Point,
Matt Jackson of Iowa county cattle
to Chicago. The cattle averaged 1888
pounds and sold for $3.50 per hun
dred.
The Wisconsin Telephone Co., OPP
Grating the Shullsburg exchange, will
spend 100000 cabling the city and re-
moving much of the present open wire
plant
John Johnson, Pra. du Chen boot
logger, pleaded guilty to selling liquor
when friends refused to stay on his
bond longer. He was fined 500 and
costs.
MRS. A. B. Bailey of Fennimore, is
making plans to locate in California.
Miss Bernice Motley and John Har-
ris both of Mineral Point were mar
ried Wednesday.
The dry weather of the summer
made a wonderful pickle crop. Some
2,400 bushels of cucumbers were rails
ed in the vicinity of BoscCbel that sold
for 50 per 100 pounds.
Miss Eleanor Richter of Potosi, who
with party of young women hiked to
the Dells was stricken when at the
Dells with appendicitis and was oper-
ated upon at Madison.
T. w. Patterson, son-in-law of
Frank Roberts of Dodgevill, who is III
Japan experimenting the erection Of
machinery at Toxic, sent two cable
grams that he was safe.
210 acres of ripe tomatoes are going
into cans at Pra du CHEN, where tic
big factory is working night and day
to keep ahead of Jack Frost. $4,000
cans a day is the output.
Mrs L. M. Setter was fatally hurt
near HiIlsboro when the car she was
riding in struck a rut and tipped over.
Mrs. Setter was apparently unhurC,
but died two hours later.
A small son of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Klinzing, Richland Center, got one
hand in lawn mower and suffered
severe flesh wounds. Fortunately,
the member will be saved.
Mineral Point has voted to build
new school building to cost approx
mately $15O,000 With two thirds of
the voters casting a ballot, the propo-
sition carried by only Is votes.
Roy Flage, young farmer living
near Waukon, was seriously injured
when a horse he was leading reared
and struck him in the head with one
foot. F'lage's skull was fractured.
The Vinegar Hill Zinc Co. will re-
sumo operations at the James mine
near ShulQsburg and expect to become
more active throughout the district as
the market improves, which lie is doing
weekly.
Robt. H. Driver, we'll known OAR
hngton merchant, dropped dead in the
street Thursday, Sept. 6, while coll
versing with friend. He was 70
years old and pioneer business man
of the city.
T. Clarence Snyder of Belmont and
Miss Lang of Abbotsford, Wis, were
married Sept. 1. The groom is son
of Editor and Mrs. Snyder of Belmont.
He is travelling salesman for the john
son Candy Co.
Mrs. F. G. Marshall, widow OF the
late Col. Marshall was recent guest
of Darlington friends. Darlington
was the boyhood home OF Col. Mar
shall, who was killed in an aeroplane
accident last winter in California
w. G. Barry, formerly editor OF the
Richland Democrat, has accepted
position as sales manager for the Du-
rant manufacturing company ana mas
departed for territory assignment,
the certainty of the location OF Whlcn
was not determined when he went TO
the head office few days since.
The band of Gypsies who were run
out of this city few weeks ago, ana
who went west from this county, re-
traced their tracks east again one day
last week and stopped at Mazoman1e,
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