Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-01-04
you wrote it 1904.

DIR. and Mrs. S. w. Doollttle
were in Madison Monday.
Geo. Muesse made business
trip to Fennimore Monday.
"A real good Christian will blan-
ket his horse in cold weather.
L. G. Hickok is demonstrating
the new gasoline light at Bloom
ington.
-Chas. Weber of Fennimore was
visitor at the county seat over
Sunday.
-Chas. Kemper and family of
Animation were county seat visitors
yesterday.
"A son weighing IL pounds was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Atkinson
on Dec. Goth.
Our advertisers are invoicing,
which accounts for the dearth of
ads. in this issue.
-Messrs. r. N. Hoskins and HI.
Pohle were over from Bloomington
yesterday on business.
Alex. Johnston of Estherville.
Ia, has our thanks for liberal
remittance on subscription.
Al. Hyde is on a purchasing tour
visiting Moline and other imple-
ment manufacturing centers.
j. G. Flesch, of Emmetsburg,
Ia, gets the Herald. It is sent to
him by his father, Matthias Flesch.
Miss Emma Mella, of Pittsburg,
Pa, is new Herald subscriber. It
was ordered by her brothersGeorge.
Peter Veins and family of
Mason City, Ia, are visitinglrela-
tives and old friends fin Lancaster
and vicinity.
One cannot expectlanys particu-
lar movement in real estate this
winter. Even the dust doesn't blow
into ones face.
In chronicling the officers of
Lady Maccabees two omissions were
made. Mrs. Chas. Kohler lis past
commander and Mrs. Will Miller
chaplain.
Among the generous remit
tances from Observation-Disclosures
the past week was one from w. H.
Irish of Fond du 0Lac. Will is
prospecting up there.
Harry Swab disposed of a
dandy bunch of shoats of his own
feeding to Moore & Ray last week.
They were of Poland china breed of
Geo. P. Walker strain and averaged
258 pounds apiece.
Fred Schneider and daughter
Helen were down from Camp Doug
las for brief visit this week. Fred
is the same genial, hearty fellow of
old the only difference being that
he is becoming corpulent.
John Fl. Benner of Yuma.
Ariz., has our thanks for payment
on subscription paid by Mrs. Ben
ner's brother here, Atty. Moses.
John has lucrative position at the
territorial prison thereon the
outside of course.
ALT Prideaux has disposed of
his farm, situated s miles south
west of Lancaster, to Jos. Bendorf
of this city. The farm consists of
100 acres and the consideration is
5000. Mr.. Prideaux will remove
to Lancaster to reside. John Day
negotiated the deal.
&C. FL. Angus showed a COPY of
the Hebron, ILL.,, Tribune to us Sat-
urday containing the announcement
that Dexter Angus of Shennington,
Wis, had purchased a large store at
Hebron with a stock of furniture.
hardware and farm implements.
Deck is evidently prospecting.
The Soldiers and Sailors.
Relief committee, consisting of
Arthur Doyle, Cuba City, Hugh
Mathews, Boscobel, and Alex. Ivey
of this city, held a regular meeting
here yesterday, dealing out charit-
able requests to the needy entitled
to portions of this fund annually
set aside by the county.
There was happy reunion at
M. S. TDwbridge's Friday, includ-
ing feast, music, recitations, etc.
Among those present from away
were: Mr.. Phoebe Black, GAINESVILLE;
Will Trowbridge and wife, Cali
formal J. Rewey and family, Platte
vile, E. J. Rewey and family,
PlattAvil1a. Fred Miles and familx,