Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-11-29

is in the city on business.
Mrs. Thos. Mcdonald is visiting
in Monitor. for a few days.
Corn reached the so cent mark
on the Chicago market Monday.
The roller rink opens again today
and is an enjoyable place to go.
H. S. Rhodes has picture sale
Friday and Saturday. See adv.
Frank Baldwin is engaged on
the Bloomington Record this week.
VIM. Graney and son of Mason
City, Ia, are guests of relatives here.
The initial number of the Bosco-
bel Sentinel appears next Wednesday.
CLYDE Budworth of Cassville was
Lancaster visitor the first of the
week.
The total present enrolment of
students at the State University is
1852.
Miss Libbie Borah spent Tuesday
in Liberty visiting her sister Mrs.
Henry Marlborough.
Additional locals, events in social
circles and other interesting matter
appears in part two.
The Herald contains II pages
this week and each one is trimming
full of interesting matter.
Melvin Goodrich was over from
Platteville Tuesday. His sister, Miss
Mildred returned with him.
County Clerk Dickinson goes to
Milwaukee Friday on e trip of bust
ness and pleasure combined.
F. E. Tenant, the harnessmaker,
speaks to you in another column III
reference to blankets, robes, etc.
-Attys. J. W. Murphy and T. l..
Cleary of Platteville attended to
matters in probate court Tuesday.
Mayor +. c. Mutfley and Atty.
Paul Never of Boscobel transacted
business in county court Tuesday.
-Attys w. j. Brennan and Geo. B.
Clementson attended to case in
justice court at Bloomington Monday.
Geo. p. Goble calls your attention
to the Bissell carpet sweeper
on earth-in an advertisement today.
Judge Clementson contributes
very timely article on the court
house question today. 1t appears in
another column.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Bennett and
children went to Dodgeville to-day
"wednesday to spend Thanksgiving
with Mr.. Benefits parents.
Union Thanksgiving services will
be held in the NJ. E. church this
Thursday at 1890 a. m. Rev. L. j.
Brown will deliver the discourse.
Eat plenty of turkey and other
good things today. Thanksgiving
with all it's store of delicacies does
not come very often, you know.
The Herald will take twenty
cords of wood on subscription at the
market price-and, by the way, we
can use portion of it right away.
-Joeckel Bros. occupy a goodly
portion of Herald space today in call
ing your attention to matters worthy
of your consideration. Read their
ssad".
Three weeks and five days from
today is Christmas. Not much time
for the extensive preparations most
ladies defer until the last possible
date.
The Town Board of Supervisors
will meet at the town clerks office
next Tuesday, Dec. 4th, for the pur-
pose OF auditing the bills of the town
CT Lancaster.
Jos. I. Lance of Bell Center re-
newed acquaintance here Monday.
Mr.. Lance formerly represented the
town of Watterstown on the county
| board.
BENZ. Suer has purchased the
rural mail delivery route Of Geo. n.
Gibbs and made his initial trip the
2lst. The work was too severe for
one of Mr.. Gibbs physique.
Wood is wood with vengeance
this season and the farmer who has a
few hundred cords piled up around
his farm should feel pretty happy.
Dry oak and maple has been very
scarce at So so and $3.50 per cord.
There was plenty and sufficient
cause for the azure cOuntenances SO
many people wore during the cloudy