Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-12-16
See Lathrop's adv.

Rev. Albers made brief visit
at Dodgeville Monday.
"A preferred creditor is one who
never asks for his money.
Bachelors may lead blissful lives
but you can't make spinister he
lieve it.
The Sunday train was two
, hours late owing to delay at Mil
waukee.
Miss Name Tuffey of Boscobel
|, is guest of her aunt, Mrs. Carrie
Hudson.
Don't forget Mahara's minstrels
J at Reeds opera house Thursday
evening.
Miss Anna Nehls returned home
Saturday after spending a few days
in Sitter.
The Hook and Ladder boys
were paid their annual salary Mon
day evening. ~
Miss George Bailey, who is
teaching at Lacrosse, is home for
the holidays.
Mrs. Sam Stephens returned
Saturday from three weeks visit
in Milwaukee.
Mrs. Chas. Tandy Of Fennimore
was guest several days last week
of Mrs. Theo. Calvin.
AID. A. G. Knapp is in Moline,
Ill, purchasing a supply of next
seasons farm implements.
Forty new subscribers have been
enrolled to the Herald's subscription
list within the past 80 days.
Miss Francis Andrew of Living
sion was a guest at the home of her
uncle. Jud Andrew, first of the
week.
Monday evening of last week,
Mrs. Newell Garner gave a tin
shower party for her cousin, Miss
Helen Reed.
Mrs VIM. P. Stone, who has
been a guest of relatives here sever
al weeks past, returned to Fenni
more Saturday.
After Dec. 31st, the Herald and
Chicago Daily Tribune will cost you
S.. By subscribing now you can
obtain these two papers for 81.
Mrs. Okey of Madison, vice
president of the State Rebekah as
sembly, was in Lancaster Monday
and instructed the local lodge of the
order
-Mahara's MINISTRIES are superb
Do not fail to see them at Reeds
opera house Thursday evening. Ad-
: mission 25-35-50. Reserved seats on
sale at Benefits
An Iowa man has invented a
machine that will milk ten COWS
while an ordinary hired man will
milk one. The next question will
be to get the COWS to stand for it.
M. Mcdonald is in receipt of in
telligence direct from Santa Claus
that will tickle the youngsters. His
store will be headquarters for the
old fellow all this week and next.
See adv.
There's no Christmas present
that you can buy for $3.50 that
equals in value the Herald for a
year. Send it to an absent friend
or relation and 1O4 times a year
you'll be thought of.
The Boscobel cook book is COM
pleted and is a veritable encyclo-
paedia of the culinary art. Twenty
five copies have been retained in
Lancaster by County Treas. Schein-
plug and can be purchased of him
at the cost price, SOC.
A. H. Cranes and family re-
turned to Lancaster Friday from
Denver, Col, where they went in
August last contemplating a perma-
nent residence. Mrs Cranes did
not like the new location and
Tony" always believed Lancaster
a pretty good place in which to
live.
"A bowling team has been
formed by the boys of the Lancaster
high school, and a team consisting
of Ted Lowry, Rush Godfrey, Rich
ard Falley, Frank Meyer and Claude
Sprague, defeated a Fennimore
team in a matched game Friday by
a total of 20S pins. The highest
scores made by the home team in a
matched game Friday are as follows
Lowry 2O5, Sprague 200, Wiseman
1870, Meyer 100, Falley 235, Godfrey