Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-12-24

are spending vacation al home.
AR. B. F. MYERS Of Beetown paid
the county seat visit Tuesday
MIR D. Chatfeld and family move
into their new house today, Wednes-
day
There was surprise party at
the home Lily Graham Tuesday eve
ming.
Miss Bessie Budd viii pass the
holidays with her sister Clara Budd
in Waupaea county
j Nathan 4 Son have in their
show window pair OF beautiful blue
and white Angora rabbits
Mrs. Sheffield, mother Of J. F.
Lane. has returned after several weeks
visiting in Iowa with ner son.
II. 5. Rhodes does not keep ma
hogany boys rocking chairs. but be
has the best boys sleds in town.
james Atkinson Of North Andover
was pleasant visitor with friends
in this city few days last week.
Archie Barstow who has been Wis
iting in Marshaltown Iowa for several
months returned home last week.
That string on your finger is to
remind you to go to H S, Rhodes and
get your wife piece OF furniture for
Xmas,
Richland county's printing bills
last year aggregated about 5000 more
than Grants. VIM. Fogo OF the OBJ
server received $s99. 80.
Mrs. Twitchel arrived Saturday
to spend the holidays with her
daughter Mrs. Dr. Strong. Mr.. Fred
Twitchel accompanied her.
DO not depend on the sun for
time; it is better to buy one of those
fine gold filled watches at Weber Bros.
whose prices are the lowest.
Mrs. Anna Myer Of Pukwana, S.
D., daughter Of James Blewett OF this
city. arrived in Lancaster Tuesday
evening for the holiday season.
There was very pleasant party
at the new home OF county clerk-eleet
c. F. Dickinson last Friday evening
given for Mr.. Justus Dickinson.
DIR. W. Brown specialist OF Ripon
will be here from Monday Dec. 2sth
to Sunday Jan. 3rd except Wednesday
Dec. 30th as he will be in Platteville
thatday.
The members OF Minerva chapter
who attended Mrs. Sala's funeral in
Bloomington were Mesdames Abrams,
Needhams- rockingham, Humphrey,
Wright and Godfrey
The lecture of Rev. Father Cleary
last week was a rare treat. Father
Cleary is a gentleman OF splendid
physique and commanding presence.
He is an orator too and these facts
combined with the further ones that.
the subject matter of the lecture is of
unusual interest and its literary cha1-
acter most excellent. made the adj
dress richer treat than is often en-
joyed in cities of this size.
There is the usual gathering OF
students, teachers, visitors and others
TO spend the holidays in Lancaster.
We have noticed the following. Prof,
F. w. McNain and family. Prof and
Mrs. Z. E McDermott, Margie Cav
lev. Laura Barber. Sena Barber. Frank
Webb. Paul Howe. 7. j. BETTER, NJ
V. Burris, Nettie Oswald. Jessie Deck
er. Helen Reed, Leta Kinney, Gene
BROKER Clarence Edwards, Kittie
Mckenzie, Alex. Ivey.
The New Years number of the
Standard Designer is an especially in-
teresting one, even for that always
up-to-date publication. 1t exhibits a
charming array of fashionable winter
toilettes for ladies, misses and little
folks, also the latest designs in MILL.
merry and neckware. The contents OF
the hook, outside the fashion depart
ments, are well worth noting; not only
for the reading matter but the illus
trations. The lovers of flowers will
be particularly interested in season
able article on the subject and the
latest inventions in bicycle accessories
should claim the attention Of the
wheelman and woman. The other
departments relating to art Literature,
fancvwork toilet cookery and the