Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-11-20
CITY AND VICINITY.

Sam Livipgs5ou, tie Livingston
undertaken. was u tom Sunday
Prof. Storm Bull, a prominent
University instructor, died Sunday
night.
Atty y. z. sbimmin is absent
on business trip ~ south Dakota
points.
Judge Goodsell held q regular
term OF county cour5 sc PIattevilleI
yesterday
Roy Cbatielj was here from
Mazornanie for IN over Sunday visit
at the old home
Additional local news viii he
found upon the second page of this
issue of the Herald
Peter Gotzingef and wife took
departure Monday morning for a
visit with relatives at Freeport.
w. @. T. u. will meet at the
chapel of the M. z church on
Thursday, Nov. q, at ESQ p n.
The fountain and soldiers mon
ament in the courtyard were encased
in their winter covering yesterday.
-Messrs. Anton and George
StOckert of Bloomin gton, visited
relatives in Lancaster over Sunday.
The county board of Dane
county at it's annual session last
week placed bounty of 2 cents
each on sparrows.
There was a gold watch fob
lost somewhere between the Herald
Office and the Northwestern hotel.
Finder please return to this Office
and receive reward.
The patron feast of st. Clement
will be observed at st. Clements
church next Saturday. Mass at 6,
z, and o'clock, High mass at 10.
There will be two sermons. Con-
LESSONS as USUAL.
The Ladies Aid society of the
II. E. church of Glen Haven will
hOld an annual bazaar and supper
at the Dodge M. E. church on
Thursday, Nov. 81.
"A school board convention for
Grant county is TO be held at Lam
easter next Friday, November %.
beginning at 10 o'clock a. m. The
oaicial announcement appears upon
the second page of this ISSUE
Cold weather is holding off re-
aarkablV we'll While several of
the western states have had more
or less snow, we in the banana
belt" of Wisconsin have been revel-
ing In the finest of sunshiney fall
weather.
Mrs. Bernard Belscamper died
at her home at Sitter Saturday and
the funeral services were con-
Quoted by Rev. Schleicher at ST.
Clements church here Monday
forenoon. Deceased. was 70 years
of age and a pioneer settler of Grant
county. a.~.ss-; ~,
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"A Newspaper inn. the northern
: part@of tbs. state: since the ruling
of the inte&stste .seQmmeFce :..com
mission cut off his pass, has dropped
ifhe tina tableeHaGas hiss paper and
prints..;tLsis Jile 49,. .'3s,lei9s saEe due.
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The funeral Of Mrs. Henry
Tanner 5Fas hel6 sat Liberty Sunday
and was largely attended. Her
death was a sad one, a bereaved
/: husband and seven children, the
eldest but 14,yearse surviving Rev
Zenllski .oficiated at the last. sad
rites. The sympathy. of everyone
is extended the afflicted family.
An epidemic of typhoid fever
has caused consternatioa at Bee.
town the past three months, with
nearly a score of cases. While none
proved fatal, some were serious.
The most dangelo Gus were those of
VIM FARMLAND, John Blackburn
and j. A Jamison. All are now
reported convalescent. Miss Orpa
Edwards of this city has been lend
ing her services as professional
nurse to the afflicted ones.
Mr.. Thanhouser gave a birth
day dinner to a few friends, on
Monday at the Northwestern hotel
The dinner which was served in
courses, included oysters, turkey
and all the delieacies of the season
and reflected much credit upon the
popular landlady, Mrs, Pigg. The
table decorations we're yellow
chrysanthemums, and Mr.. Than