Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-11-04
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VIM. Vince of Mt. Hope was a
Lancaster caller Wednesday,.
John Bishop was up from Bee
town Oh business Wednesday.
Mrs. Robt. Hake, and daughter
visited at Dixon, ILL.,, this week.
See, w. N. Breithaupt's Auction
Sale notice in another column.
Mrs A. P. Rice of Marion is a
guest at County Clerk Tuf1ey's.
Edward Pollock of Madison is
in the city on business.
-Chas. Benoy returned yesterday
from a business trip to Boscobel.
Mrs. Chas. HI. Baxter is visiting
with her daughter at Marquon, Iii.
DIR. Metcalf of Fennimore will
move to Salina, Kansas, to practice.
The Livingston bank will erect
a new building next season.
-G. L. Edwards of Bloomington
had business in Lancaster Thurs
day.
Prof. G. E. Slothower took yes
terday mornings train for Wauke-
sha.
j. B. Mauer will move his
family from Sitter to Fennimore
next week.
j. B. johnson was here from
Montfort Wednesday and lost pair
| of new mittens.
! -Messrs. M. Fl. and E. J. Bennett
Of Mt. Hope transacted business in
Lancaster Thursday.
Conductor Henry Searles is
back on his run after pleasant out
ing with friends at Beloit.
The Rathbone Sisters will give
a 1Oc. card party in K. P. hall,
Wednesday evening, Nov 18th.
President Roosevelt has issued
a proclamation naming Thursday,
November 80, as day for Thanks
giving.
Miss Kruel who has been teach
ing at Beetown, boarded the train
here yesterday enroute to her home
in Highland.
Miss Jane McAuley arrived in
Lancaster yesterday from Minot,
North Dakota for a visit with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John McAuley.
William Mckinley circle, ladies
Of the G.. A. R. will give a supper at
the Council Chamber on Nov. IA.
Proceeds to go toward the fountain.
w. S. Lathrop has put in bell
phone at his restaurant. Cut this
out and paste it on your card,
1891 Lathrops restaurant and bak-
cry.
C Fl. Baxter returned Wednes-
day from Richland u, Ter, where
he had been to adjust q loss for the
Southwestern, Mutual Fire Associa-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Thomas
celebrated their fortieth weddire
anniversary Wednesday evening,
and the occasion was greatly en-
| joyed by number of their friends.
Shows college is considering the
possibility of night class to be held
three nights in the week. Any one
interested in attending please call al
the classroom or drop a card to c.
d. Kimball.
Editor Johnson's mother has
been In hospital in Chicago fo1
some time and has recovered suffi
GENTLY to be able to return to hel
home III BOscobel. Mr.. Johnson went
down Thursday to accompany her.
The fall house cleaning DAYS
are over. The woman with broom
has been in evidence everywhere
This has always been considered as
'womans right" but brother
man was seen washing windows one
day last week.
Manager Geo. Downer has an.
nounced the proceeds of the Chi.
cago- Wisconsin game as follows
gross receipts, $12, 662; fees and ex-
penses of officials, $197,56; net
receipts, $12, AGA. A; Chicago's share
of fifty per cent, 6.232.22; Wiscon-
SINS complimentaries, $40; Wis
consin's share, S., 522.23.
Girls keep off the street and
stay at home with mother. Some
day some nice young man will want
a nice little wife to meander with
him down l1fe's pathway, and if he
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