Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-12-05
Rev. Munro is in Milwaukee.

H. E Schreiner was at Madison
first of the week.
N. J. Tiedeman had business at
Highland yesterday.
Miss Bessie Carter visited her
brother at Livingston Sunday
Masters Neal and Paul Phinney
were FennImOre visitors Sunday.
Oscar Heberlein calls your at
tention to footwear in new ad.
today.
frank Malben was home from
the state university for Thanks
giving visit.
F. ". McNalr and family are
here fromMichigan for a visit with
his mother.
Joe Smith and wife went to
Madison, Monday, where they will
reside in the future.
The Herald's line of calendars
is more complete than ever this
year. Let us show you samples.
Merchants would do we'll to ad-
vertise their holiday goods now.
The early bird catches the worm. ,
Lancaster merchants can draw
holiday trade from every portion
of the county by advertising in the
Herald. Try it.
An editor should always be
polite to the boys he meets. Per-
haps some day one of the boys may
be superintendent of the poor house
where the editor is an inmate.
The Herald would like to make
Arrangements for 1907 to secure
regular correspondent in every
town in the county. Write us. if
you wish to act in this capacity.
The regular meeting of Ian
caster Dressmakers' Assn. will
meet with Miss eastman, in her
rooms, on Dec. Sth, at 7:3O p. m.
A full attendance is requested
Among the visitors at the fat
stock show at Chicago this week
are c. W. Ray, Austin Dewey,
Thos. Carmody, Eugene Whitmore,
Richard Willis, Ed Austin and Chas.
Gates.
Landlord Dechow of the Philips
house was arrested Monday, charged
with selling liquor to John Becker,
who is on the prohibited list. The
case was called for yesterday, but
continuance was taken to the 18th
inst.
Don't forget to plan your
Christmas buying early and do it
early in the season, 1t will be
big saving on the clerks and store
keepers and be better for the early
buyers as well.
Miss Maude Barnett, formerly
of Boscobel, who holds position
in the state superintendent Office
at Madison, had the misfortune to
lose a purse containing $45 in money
while IN Milwaukee Monday. The
purse contained a calling card of
her name and it So happened that
an honest widow woman-not
wealthy-found it and found the
owner.
Jas. Graham has disposed of
his residence property in the west
ern part of the city to John w.
Jeide of Bloomington, who will
come to Lancaster to reside about
Feb. 1st. Chas. Boheinger, who
has been occupying the property,
has leased a farm near North And
over, and is moving to the same.
Aid. John Jordan negotiated the
Graham-Jeide deal.
The editor of today has to get
his rose down TO the grind stone
and keep it there sixteen hours a
day, and 365 days in the year, or he
falls by the waYside. There are
men who quit work Saturday
right and rest until Monday morn
ing. They lay aside business cares
at five or six O'Clock every evening
and do not resume them until seven
or eight the next morning. Not SO
your editor H has no elegant
leisure. He knows no hours, no
Sundays, no nights. For when he
goes to a party, or to church or on
an alleged pleasure trip, it is all ID
the line of duty. Withal, your
editor man is cheerful, loug-suf-
fering soul, going about doing good
in his humble way. He returns
good for evil, He writes long puffs
for church sociables, and in return
therefor accepts a chunk of cake