Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-12-16

Mrs. Ed M. 10 vry welt to St.
Louis yesterday.
Mrs. H. Wagner is here from
Soldiers Grove,
Mrs. A. Schuster was at Fenni-
more Thursday.
Atty. j. P. Smoker was in
Dodgeville Wednesday.
Mrs. w. A. Lee was here from
Bellvue Ia, this week
Miss May Hannum is home
from Chicago for visit.
Mrs. G. B. Angus visited rel-
atives at Sitter Thursday.
L. d. Eastman was in MINI Q
apolis on business a portion of the
week.
Philip Tanner is here from
Highland for short visit with his
family.
The Herald has IL pages today
and there's something good on every
page.
Atty. D. j. Garner was here
from Platteville on business Thurs
day.
Misses Josephine Auchter apd
Theresa Wissbaum were at Fenni-
more Thursday.
-Messrs. Jos. Book and James
Treloar had business in Indian Terri
tory this week.
-Messrs. Geo. Glassbrenner and
Geo. Edge were here from Fenni-
more Thursday.
Atty. T. i. Cleary, Mrs. Hank
inson and Mrs. Shelliam were here
from Plattevil Wednesday.
-Boscobel Will nave an all-night
electric light service in the future,
the city council having SO voted.
The Wisconsin Valley Oratorical
League will hold it's annual contest
at Boscobel some date in M rch
next
M. Stanley of Ellenboro went
to Mason City, Ia, from here
Thursday, where he will be en-
ploye d.
Miss Mary Wilhelm has sold
her stock of millinery to Mrs. T G.
Burr, who has taken charge of the
same at the old stand.
A. s. Kluckhohn, of Eagle
Grove Iowa, who is visiting with
his parents at Sitter. was Lam
caster visitor Thursday.
ME-. and Mrs. Harry Barnett
and Miss Kaltenbach attended the
dedicatory ceremonies of the new
Catholic church at Fennimore
Thursday.
Officers of the local lodge ct
Catholic Knights for ensuing year
are as follows: President, VIM. A..
Walters; vice president, Henry
Zenz; recording and financial secre-
tarv, Jane McBrien; treasurer, JOS
eph Caspers; trustee for three years,
Matthias Wissbaum; delegate to
state convention, 1906, Joseph
Caspers; alternate, Matthias Flesch.
The committee appointed to in
vestigate the books of the branch is
Henry Carroll, Pat May, and Geo.
Rudersdorf. Meetings for the winter
will be held at $50 every second
Sunday of the month.
Another Yuletide is at hand
with it's season OF good cheer, the
one festival that is observed through.
out Chrlstendom, the time of the
year when the pulse of mankind
beats the most rapidly and most
kindly, the period when the small
animosities of the world disappear
for the time being and All era of
good will possesses the earth and
its inhabitants. The season is a
short one at best but into it's few
days are compressed much of the
years happiness to not a small
percentage of humanity, for the
purse strings are opened and
gratuit1es issue therefrom which
gladden. many home, otherwise
dark and sad. At this time fami
lies are reunited, business is de-
throned for the once, young and ole
give themselves up to the spirit Of
the season and universal enjoyment
is the order of the day. America
of all nations is the most prosperous
and here as nowhere else is the
Yuletide season so generously OBJ
served. This paper extends it's com
plimants and best wishes to its
patrons in this and other chimes,