Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-12-10
Local. JOttingS.

w. G. Livingston was over
from Livingston yesterday.
e. E. Ellsworth of Livingston
was in the city Wednesday.
Joe Bennett was in Chicago
with a carload of cattle Wednesday.
Roscoe Woodward, of Platte
vile, was a Lancaster caller Mon
day.
Pat BARLEY was over from
Bloomington on business Wednes-
day.
Lancaster stores will open even
ings from now on until after Christ
mas.
Mr.. and Mr.. Jay Nathan are
absent on visit to Milwaukee and
Chicago.
"A masquerade ball will be given
at North Andover on the night of
Dec. Doth.
Advertising in the Herald pays.
If you have no ad. in this paper you
are losing money.
Mrs. James Tenant and son
of Neville, N. D., are visiting rela-
tives and friends in Grant county.
Lots of people would rather
send dollar to the heather than
give the poor at home pleasant
look.
Rev. Coutlee is the new resi-
dent priest assigned to Mt. Hope
and Patch Grove parishes, taking
Rev. McNulty's charges in hand.
Miss Belva Wagner, who has
been visiting friends in the city for
the past three weeks, returned to-
her home near Soldiers Grove yes
terday.
Col. j. G.. Clark and wife will
start for California next Tuesday
to spend the winter Their grand
daughter, Miss Alice, will accom-
pany them.
Herman Grimm returned yes
terday from Milwaukee, where he
attended the annual meeting of the
state association of asylum trustees.
Supt Dyer was also there.
Miss Mable Swenson, the trim
mer who has been with Miss Will
helm for the past season, returned
to her home in Cresco, Ia, Monday.
She will return again next season.
Misses Blanche Rothschild and
Sue Muesse are visiting in Galena
with Miss Nettie Welsh. Before
returning Miss Muesse will visit in
Dubuque and Miss Rothschild in
Cassville.
According to the fellows who
study the heavens we will be
3,000,0 600 miles nearer the sun on
the night of Dec. 31st than we
were on July 4th. The thermometer
will not say so, however.
james Cooley took his depart
ure yesterday for Ripon, where he
will join his family. Mrs. Cooley
and children have been there
several weeks Jim will fill a posi-
ton on the Rlpon Press under E L.
Howe.
The total expense of the cleo
ton for the city of Lancaster is
$145.75. This item may seem un-.
usually large, but it is owing to the
facts that the registration boards
had to sit twice to complete the
register of electors.
Photographer Walton and fami-
ly are now out of quarantine and
no other cases Of the throat trouble
that SO ruthlessly removed little
Willie Walton have developed. The
family will move back to their
former abode over the photograph
gallery.
Word comes that "Pete" Wen
eel fed lone of DR.. Browns horses
some poultry food by mistake the
other day down in New Mixico.
The fact was not discovered until
the animal had scratched up about
half the garden and showed signs of
wanting to set.
New subscribers to the Herald
this week are St. Charles hotel,
Milwaukee, Frank Keller, Louis
burg; Mrs. VIM. Brakeman, Spoon
er, Wis. Adam Roshi, Potosi;
Roxey Prdeaux, w. L. Gelbach,
Mrs. w. N. Stone, Lancaster; John
McKevitt, Bridgeport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Croft of
Grand Jet, Col, took departure
from Lancaster yesterday after an
extended visit here. They are