Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-11-21

Library social tonight
For silyerware patronize Baldwin
Thanksgiving one week from today
II you want a good cup of coffee, go
to Burns. If
New York apples at the store of L.
Alt & Son.
Good S-day clocks, half-hour strike
ers, for 81 % at Baldwin's.
Fresh oysters always on hand at
John Burns restaurant. If
James McCord arrived last Satur-
day for a short visit in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. B. Carter spent
Sunday with relatives in Sitter.
Mrs. Morgan of Fennimore was the
guest of Mrs. C. II. Nye Saturday.
Mrs. W. p. Stone has just returned
from two weeks visit in Fennimore.
Mrs. W. b. Carter entertained
friends at card party Saturday even
ing.
Mrs. Lon Wayne of Boscobel, after
a weeks visit in the city, has returned
home.
Hon. f. |. Kidd was chosen chair
man of the county board of Crawford
county.
Mr. 0. f. Keene is Lancaster man
now. He moved into his new home
last week.
The Platteville Lecture Course as
ISOLATION have sold over five hundred
season tickets.
Frank G. Thompson has opened a
real estate and auctioneer's establish
ment in Dubuque.
Thirteen men have been shot in mis-
take for deer during the past two
weeks around Ashland.
One of those beautiful hair chains
made bv Geo. Gibbs would make a
very choice Christmas present.
Mr.. and mrs Ralph King of Ellen
boro. are rejoicing in the advent of a
bouncing boy who arrived recently.
AIltT I'LL dDSCtlCC Vi StNOla1 NCONo
in Chicago, j. j. Pendleton, the genial
restaurant man, is at his old stand
again.
Mesdames VIM. and Lou Starr gave
two delightful teas Friday and Satur-
sIav evenings. About forty were
present at each.
Jos. Benefits so hogs weighed
1920: price SO So They brought
the highest price paid on Chicago
market on day of arrival.
Last SATURDAYS football game at
Minneapolis between Wisconsin, and
Minnesota resulted in a victory for
the Minnesotas Score IA to 10.
Topics at Congregational church
Sunday, Nov. 24:-Morning, On the
Mount Of TRANSPORTATION; evening.
The New Charges Of Zophra Against
job.
Remember the Library Social and
Dance in City opera house tonight.
Doors open at 700. Everybody is
going so come early and avoid the
rush
Extra work occasioned by the
County Board Proceedings has
made it impossible to give proper at
tention to the local and editorial
pages of the HERALD this week
A delightful wedding anniversary
at the home of Herman Buchner was
one of the things that should have
been mentioned last week but for
some reason was accidently missed.
There will be union Thanksgiving
service at the Congregational church
on Thursday of next week, the 2Sth, at
1880 a. m Sermon by Rev Rowe OF
the NJ. E. church. The public invited
TO attend.
TURKEYS can be fattened readily on
thick boiled corn meal and oat meai
tinoed with milk. 1t should be given
in closed coops away from other birds
If in a good thrifty condition about
ten DAYS will be necessary to fatten
Editor Snyder of the Cuba CITY New;
is so eIated over the arrival of II ID
how at his house that he forgot TO at.
tend the meeting of the county board
Editor Foley of the Index was not
present either.
Senator Chas, II Baxter was in nil
waukee the first part of this week con.
ferring with A. j. Turner about tbs
new apportionment of the state. Mr
Turner has decided to make few
changes in his original draft which viii
A he submitted to the commission which
meets next Monday afternoon.
The Sentinel of Nov. 10. has an ar
ticle from our former townsman. 10
seph T. Mills. entitled Jefferson Davi
in the 30'sn which is very interesting
piece Of history 1t relates especially
to that period of Davis life spent il
this section of the country while hi
,,-as Iienfenant with Gen TAYLOR q