Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-01-10
Paid your taxes yet?

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visiting relatives in Lancaster.
Miss Beth Lowry returned to
Grafton hall at Fond du Lac Mon
day,
Miss Vanderbilt of Dubuque,
visited at the home Of Fred Diesel,
the past week.
DIR. E. A. Morse Of Appleton is
a guest of relatives in Lancast, r
and vicinity.
d. G. Johnson has opened a
paint, varnish and wall paper store
in the Jeide block.
-Messrs. o. w. Jarratt and Peter
Pagan were here from Patch Grove
on business Monday.
Miss Pearl Mcdonald returned
to Duluth Saturday after pleasant
visit with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. S. Trowbridge
attended the Lille funeral at the
Wing church yesterday.
If hired men know as ruuch as
you think they ought many of them
would no longer be hired men.
BOBBY" Scott believes that
people should pay for their paper be
fore they settle their taxes. So do
we.
John Day and Writ Monroe
were in Gettysburg, S. D., last
week. They arrived home Satur-
day noon.
-Rolla Rich went to Baraboo
Monday Mr. Rich has obtained a
position as brakeman with the
Northwestern.
John Dechow was at Monona,
Ia, last week and purchased COM
plete drilling outfit for use at his
prospects. 1t will arrive here this
week.
Mckinley circle, Ladies of the.
G. A. r., will hold private 1nstalla-
ton of officers elect at their lodge
rooms on Thursday eve of this
week.
Al Hunsaker is undoubtedly the
prize dalryman of this section for
the year past. His Jersey COWS
brought him in the neat sum of
50, 106.
-Messrs. P. R. Stofel, Henry
Brihan and Carl Roth each shipped
a carload of fine fat cattle of their
own feeding to Chicago market
Monday.
DIR. Van Dusen and wife ar
rived safely at Mobile, Ala, and re-
port the flowers in bloom and every
thing fine The Herald goes to
them regularly.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Congregational church will hold
their first meeting for the year with
Mrs. VIM. Starr Friday at 2. p. m.
Friends invited.
The Herald has made arrange
ments with Gil Vandercook, one Of
the spiciest newspapermen in the
country, for a letter from the
national capital each week.
james Daily was here over Sun
day for a visit with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. w. B. DAILY. He goes
from here to Waukegan, beng in
the employ Of the American express
company.
Lancaster lodge of F. & A.
NJ will install officers for ensuing
year Friday evening. Rev. Evans
will give a half hours talk, r. B.
ShOwalter one of his Beetown
stories and light refreshments and
card entertainment gives promise of
fine time.
The trustees of the Congrega-
tional church would urge all who
have not yet sent in their subscrip-
ton pledge for 1906 to kindly do SO
at once, for unless there is a much
more generous response to the call
which was sent through the mail
the services of the church cannot be
continued.
"A custom which was established
several years ago by the naval OBJ
servatory at Washington, D. c., of
sending a New Year greeting around
the world by telegraph was repeat
ed again at the advent of the year
1906, 1t is done by connecting tele-
graph and cable lines making a
complete Geographic circuit of the
wolli, and takes but ten seconds
time for sounds to pass around the
world.
The First National Bank of Ian
no Ct0Ts