Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-11-03
Local JOttinsS.
1t will all be oyer soon.

John d. Henkel is in Chicago.
There's warm time on in New
York.
Mrs. B. D. Smith is visiting at
Hazel Green.
Over SIS has already been sub
scribed for the town clock.
Atty. L. Philippson was over
from BLOOMINGTON Thursday.
Baby daughters are reported at
Chris Grebe's and Ed McLain's.
w. W. Ritchie returned Thurs
day from a trip to South Dakota.
Rev. Max M. Rupprechter of st.
Louis is a guest of Rev. Schleicher.
The Shakespeare club meets
with Mrs. Alex IveY Tuesday at the
usual hour.
The Cemetery Association Com
mittee will give an indoor carnival
Ia few weeks.
"A. E, Morse of Granite Falls,
MIMI, is a welcome guest at the
home of his brother here.
Miss Bessie BROKER very pleas
antly entertained the choir of the
Congregational church at her home
last evening.
Memorial services will be held
at Emmanuel church Sunday morn
ing at half past ten in memory of
the deceased Bishop Nicholson.
-Messrs. A. J. Hyde, Henry
Nichols, Nick and Chas. Tiedemann
returned Wednesday from a very
enjoyable camping trip on the river
near Wyalusing.
"A carnival will be given by the
Rathbone Sisters Tuesday evening,
November 6, over Tennont's har-
ness shop. Admission 10 cents.
Come in costume.
Madison papers gave accounts
Thursday of birthday party given
by Mrs. c. L. Harper last Saturday
evening for her daughter, Miss
Hester, the occasion being the
young lady's 18th birthday.
"A regular meeting of Minerva
Chapter, No. so, O. E. S., will be
held at Masonic hall Monday even
ing. Initiatory work, refreshments
and general good time. Cordial
invitation is extended to all visiting
members.
Percy A Bishop, the wide
awake live stock auctioneer of Bel
mont, was In our city Thursday.
Mr.. Bishop is in a class by himself
as an auctioneer, having sold over
two hundred thousand dollors worth
of property last season.
Tom Cox w. R. @. No. AZ,
will serve their annual New Eng
land supper on Friday, Nov 9th, at
their headquarters from to p. m.
Usual price. A grab bag will be
ready, and for an extra nickel you
can get something useful.
Mrs. Florence D. Richards, the
popular Chautauqua lecturer whose
addresses here last winter aroused
so much interest in temperance,
Will be in Lancaster again. The w.
G 7. u. are fortunate in securing
her for several lectures this month.
Dates will be announced later.
From present reports, when we
raise our eyes to heaven on Thanks
giving day to give thanks for all
the blessings we enjoy they will pass
the price of turkeys on the way
up. And even the cranberries are
said to be in the hands of trust
this year. Oh, well-chicken and
apple sauce is pretty good.
While sleep is necessary to all,
the man who is always doing is of
no use to himself or anyone else.
In matters political this is especially
true. Many an election has been
lost because the man with the
ballot, instead of waking up and
having a voice in the affairs of stste
and nation, preferred to stay at
home and doze.
A party composed of Messrs.
Geo. BROKER, Adam Schmittges,
Theo. Hoehn and Dustin Pierce
took departure yesterday morning
for Hannibal, Wis, on a deer hunt
ing expedition. The law is not out
until the 10th, but the boys wish
to be on the ground early to avoid
the rush. We wish them luck and
safe return.
DIR. Fred Rafferty, and Miss
Blanche Moran, two of Lancaster's