Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-12-08
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The Mystic Workers will give
dance at the rink Christmas. Par
ticuIars later.
Mrs. S. Hubbard and daughter
of Mineral Point are guests of Robt.
narrower and wife.
A. A. Adams and wife of Fennl-
more were guests of Asst. SupC'
Brockert and wife this week.
Don't forget the sale OF home
cooking and handkerchiefs at Car
thew's building, this afternoon
DR.. Fowler and wife are
lavishing the affections of parents
to first born. Its girl, born
Sunday last.
Send the Herald to an absent
relative or friend as a Christmas
gift. He or she will then think of
you 104 times year.
Mr.. John S. Keene of Suther-
land. Iowa, has been the guest of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. O. f.
Keene the past week.
The next meeting of the Politi-
cal Equality club will be held at
the home of Mrs. Maiben, Monday,
December 10th, at o'clock. Topic
Child Labor.
The Misses Schmitt will give
their annual sale of holiday gifts at
their home beginning Monday after
noon, December 10. Every one cor
daily invited.
Women's Guild of Emanuel
church will have a sale of handker-
chiefs and home cooking, Saturday,
Dec. 5. at the Carthew building.
Come ever one.
Nj. and Mrs. Louis Bald re-
turned to their home at Aurora,
Neb Thursday. Mr. Bald was
csi1ed to Liberty by the death of
his brother George.
-Orlo Wheeler has returned to
Lancaster from VIroqua for the
holidays. He has been conducting
a branch of the Snow Dressmaking
College in that city.
-Fennimore village officers have
purchased five acres in the north
east portion of the corporation,
which will be devoted to park
purposes. Price paid was $1,250.
The Herald will be sent to any
address in the United States from
now until Jan. 1st, 1908, for 81. 80.
1t Will make a very acceptable
Christmas gift to any relative or
lend.
The public library will be
loved to the room above the Teller
flee. Jan. /. This will be a great
Convenience to the librarian, Miss
IcNair, who puts in her extra
hours at tie Teller office.
At the Hub clothing store you
will find the most extensive line of
neckwear ever exhibited in Lancas-
ter. The exhibit is well worth GO
ing 10 see and the tastes of the most
fastidiOus cannot help but be salts
fed. Take look at it.
Oscar Damn became a benedict
at Nora Springs, Ia, Wednesday.
The bride was Miss Anna TrelOar,
all accomplished daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Treloar, formerly of
this locality. The happy couple
will come here to live and will be
welcomed by large circle of rela-
tIves and friends.
An exchange tells of a newspa-
per reporter who interviewed
thirty successful business men and
found that all of them had been
governed strictly and frequently
thrashed. He also interviewed
thirty loafers and learned that
twenty-seven of them had been
mammals darling" and the other
three had been reared by their
grandmother.
The Herald Is endeavOrln9 to
give its patrons the best service that
is possible to give and all that the
patronage will permit. Our paper
is being frequently complimented
on its appearance and the amount
and kind of matter 1t contains. Our
citizens can make our paper still
more effective by liberal, patronage
both in. subscriptions and advertis-
ing. The paper will always en-
deayor to merit tie patronage.
The Kickapoo Chief in recent
issue contained the following notice
concerning Albert Henkel, principal
of the public school there and
Lancaster boy in whom we all have