Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-12-27
H. Macke's big sale is today.

--RoV. Schle1cher went to Mad1-
son yesterday.
DO not call for Herald calendars
until next week.
Mrs. G. B. Eastman is here
from Lacrosse on visit.
Wieland Oswald was home from
Minneapolis for Christmas.
City Atty. Clementson was a
Galena visitor first of the week.
Thirty one carloads of live stock
were shipped from here last week.
-Dodgeville and Mineral Point
are to install the Baldwin fire alarm
system.
Miss LoTtie and Mr.. Sex"
Birchard of BoscobeI are Lancaster
visitors.
The Herald editor is indebted to
the local rural mail carriers for
box of choice cigars.
John Livens has purchasd the
John Philips residence property in
the first ward for 81, 1000.
Mrs Jos. Cover of Madison
made Lancaster relatives a n d
friends an enjoyable Christmas
visit.
These was bountiful supply of
Tom and Jerry on tap Monday, not
withstandipg the exorbitant price of
eggs.
Miss Dot Mccormick Of Chicago
is passing the holidays at the home
of b r parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Mccormick.
All the news matter in the Her
aid today was set up in ten hours
Yesterday, as the force observed
Christmas on Monday.
The masquerade dance at the
rink Monday night was not largely
attended, but all present greatly
enjoyed the event.
The class Of '05, Lancaster high
school, held an ENJOYABLE reunion
with Rush Godfrey, one of their
number Christmas night.
Sales booked in the near future
are announced for James E. Divall,
chairman of town of Ellenboro,
and Carl Roth Of South Lancaster.
Miss Maggie Pearson accom-
panied her brother S. E. to Two
Rivers and will remain there during
the remainder of the winter at least.
John Sandlebach has purchased
Of Adam Mink Of Dubuque the lat
ter's residence property in the third
ward in this city. Consideration
$4,000.
Owing to the little furry over
the existance of smallpox the Hay
seeds will not hold their dance until
later date. Invitations already is
sned will be good at any time.
The Herald will be prepared
next week to receive payments on
subscription from every subscriber
old and new, and We'll give you
nice calendar with every year you
pay.
Sam Bambrough of Fennimore
was caller yesterday. Mr.. BAN
brOugh is successful farmer and
appreciates good crops. He had
field of oats and wheat mixed this
year that averaged 81 bushels to
the acre.
That industrious piece of human
machinery Joe HI. Bennett, is out
again drawing that broken ankle
with the aid of a pair of crutches
and endeavoring to buy all the live
stock for sale in this section. We
are pleased to note his recovery.
Al Hunsaker received the sad
news Christmas day of the death of
his brother, Thomas, which occurred
at his home at Fennimore on that
day Deceased had been ill for
some time. Funeral will be held
today.
An exchange has figured it out
as follows: lone smile makes a fir
tation; one Irritation makes two &C
quainted; two acquainted make one
kiss; one kiss makes several more;
several kisses make an engagement;
one engagement makes two fools;
two fools make one wedding; one
wedding makes two motherinlaws:
two motherinlaws make a red hot
time.
Paul Muffiey, formerly of Bos-
cobel, now travelling representative
i'll Lafayette county for the Wilson
Spice Company of Edgerton, is a