Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-01-30
Mrs. Mary Fox died at her home at

Mrs Mary Fox died at her home at
Linden, Jan. 18th.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kill
patrick of Belmont son Jan. 18th.
Robert Farrey, aged "a years died
at Benton. He was the father of IA
children.
Nicholas Ross and Mrs. Catherine
Anding OF Highland, were married
last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. H. Nicholson of
Darlington, have gone to California
tor few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Wilkinson OF
Livingston, celebrated their Both we'd
ding anniversary Friday.
Judge and Mrs. j. O'Neill of Prairie
du Chen, celebrated their 25th we'd
ding anniversary Friday last.
The Charles Robbins fur house at
Belmont, was robbed recently. About
$500 worth of furs were stolen.
Christopher Vogt died at the home
Of his brother, Albert, at Keller. De-
ceased was born in jamestown Feb.
1866.
andrew Fitzpatrick, a former resi-
dent OF ShullaOurg, died at Waterloo,
Iowa. He was born at New Diggings
IN 1850.
John Fleming has been appointed
mayor of Shullsburg in place of A F.
Gratiot, who moved to California
some months ago.
The milk war between farmers of
the Lake Geneva district and Chicago
distributors was settled by price of
$2677a hundred weight.
Frank Ruzek, formerly of Muscoda,
Dnh IN
tine Abbey at Lisle, Du Page county,
Illinois, to become a monk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Campbell resid
ing near Union, entertained a COM
pany of neighbors Sunday night, it
being their 18th wedding anniversary.
Roland Miller and Miss Louise Jen-
hins, both of Mifflin, Wis, were mar
ried at Galena Friday. They were
attended by Fred Grunow and Miss
Wilma Jenkins.
George T. Carroll of Darlington,
died suddenly at his home in Darling
ton Friday after an illness of few
hours. He was district manager of
the Chevrolet Motor Co.
Miss Fannie Brennan and Michael
Haryt of Shullsburg, were married in
Chicago Wednesday. The bride has
been organist at the Catholic church
at Shullsburg for 25 years.
st. Anthony's Catholic congregation
of Highland, has completed a $4,000
parochial school, The basement con-
tains rooms for recreation. At the
rear of the building are quarters for
the sisters, who have charge of the
school,
The farm home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Husom of Wyoming, Iowa cOun-
ty, was burned to the ground Satur
day afternoon about o'clock. Neigh
bors responded to call for help and
removed household goods from the
burning building.
Mrs. Lawrence Disch, 81 years of
age of East Dubuque, died at Finley
hospital from burns sustained in her
home. Her clothing caught fire while
she was cooking the noon day meal.
While getting breakfast of the same
day her clothing caught fire, but the
flames were eXtinguished before she
received any injuries.
Luther college museum at DEBORAH,
Iowa, has come into the possession OF
a valuable tapestry dating from the
18th century The tapestry depicts
the wise men and other incidents sur
rounding the early life of the saviour.
1t was woven in "a Norwegian farm
house in 1925, carried in the family
for generations and later brought to
America. Mrs. Ingeborge Stende of
Ulen, Mimi, is the donor.
o. L. Theobald met with most de-
plorable accident late last Thursday
Afternoon when he mistook door of
the elevator shaft at Leonard's hard
ware store for the door leading up
stairs. The elevator was on its way
to the second floor with load of mer-
chandise and had gone just enough
that Mr.. Theobald stepped under it
into the open shaft when he opened
the door. He dropped to the cellar
floor, fractured the bone in his right
leg near the hip.-Blanchardville
Blade.