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

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H. Henkel & Co: Very thankful to
customers for their favors.
Geo. p. Gobel: Thankful for good
trade and prosperous times.
c. H. Basford & Co: We are CRATE
full for good health and good bust
ness.
Will Clark: | am thankful l am
able to enjoy trip to Oklahoma next
week.
DR.. S. w. Doolittle: For the gem
eral prosperity that prevails in our
country.
Rev. j. t. Morgans; Among the
many, The privilege of doing some
thing for the world.
Nathan Grocery Co: We are thank
full for the large amount OF business
the public has seen fit to bestow up
on us during the year 1900, and hope
for continuance OF same.
C. j. Hyde: Well, you talk about
good times, what do we want any
better? Bryan is showed under and
everything is prosperous, and all the
farmers are smiling again.
Mary Wilhelm: | am glad OF this
opportunity to express my thanks to
my friends and patrons for my pleas
ant and prosperous business. Will
endeayor to merit a continuance of
the same.
John Burns: | am thankful for the
success | have had in my business
during the past year and trust it may
continue. / am also thankful and
grateful to the good Lord that my
family and myself are enjoying fairly
good health.
James Townley: l am especially
thankful to my. customers and fully
appreciate the kindness they have
shown by their patronage which
greatly increased my business during
the past year, and | am ready at all
times to deal fairly with them.
Joeckel Bros: We should all be
thankful if health reigns in our fam
lilies. We should all be thankful if
we can find plenty to do. We are es-
peeiallv thankful for the liberal pat
ronage we have received and will do
all in our power to satisfy you.
M. S. Trowbridge: Thankful |
live in a land of schools and churches,
land OF plenty. Thankful | am
part of the greatest of nations-the
United States. Thankful the people
said. ..Let well enough alone. /"
Thankful for all blessings and some
trials.
r. Meyer, Jr: That my family are
well and that l am alive. Also that
the American people, by their votes
have voted for continuance OF Re
publican administration which means
suited conditions for four years more
during which time hope to see all OF
our people happy and prosperous.
George Baxter: That the majority
of American citizens appreciate the
honesty and ability of VIM. Mckinley
and have endorsed his administra-
ton, thus insuring to the country
four wears more of the same kind of
times we have been having-meaning
prosperity for me and the other fell
low.
Phil Goldstein: The past year has
brought us prosperous times. an in
creased trade, better acquaintance
with the people of Lancaster and Vi
cinity, a greater ability to serve them
through this better acquaintance and
above all it has brought us customers
and made our customers our friends.
For this and the general prosperity Of
all we are thankful.
l.. l.. Clark: As an individual |
am grateful first of all for friends and
next for the health of self and so
many of those friends AS a citizen
of powerful nation 1 am thankful
for its prosperity and that its might
is on the side of truth and justice.
AS one of the larger brotherhood
which includes mankind l am thank
full for the dawn of what we may
hope will prove day of peace.
Rev. T. j. Brown: | am thankful
for the numberless favors | have re-
ceived from my Heavenly Father.
for the growth of humanitarianism,
to-wit: The Cuban war, waged with
the svowed purpose OF restoring to
the down-trodden their long forfeited
yet inalienable right, liberty. For
the almost complete emancipation Of
man from the narrowness of medieval
theology: for the formulation of a
basis Of 11uiCu viz Cbaractar IN