Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-11-09
Additional Locals.

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snow.
Farmers, beware of travelling
agents.
Potatoes keep at about the
same price.
Boy, gun, accident, didn't know
it was loaded.
Same kind of weather in 1912;
don't you remember.
Aid. Knox had business in
South Dakota this week.
Miss Emma Letterman is Il
guest OF John Jeide and wife.
These cool nights drive the
street corner loafers to other quar-
ters.
Mrs. Robt. Bell is visiting with
relatives at her old home in Monroe
City, Mo.
DIR. Doolittle has purchased the
Pemberthy residence property in
Lancaster.
The best manner in which to
make things come your way is to
go after them.
This is the season of the year that
convinces the farmers that the good
roads problem has not yet been
solved.
Don't skip advertisements. They
are the most interesting feature
Just now the winter season is ap-
proaching.
Say what you mean, mean what
you say. and your ads. in the Her
3 aid will bring business. Every
5 body reads IT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Phillips o
t Hammond, Wisconsin, have beer
q guests at the nome of Mrs. Phillips
s father, Mr.. Henry Baker of Thu
T city.
The Shakespeare Club meet
next Tuesday with Mrs. Thyrzi
y Lewis. It will take up the readin;
2 of 1.-TWO Gentlemen of Verona" a
this time.
81 "A small boy was asked tn
Il ether day how some canned ox-tat
soup he was eating, tasted. Il
soberly remarked that 1t taste
bully
Editor Quick of the Monitor
!. Mail celebrated his S1st birthda
4 last Friday. Many of his friend
and neighbors assisted in maxim
i the event an enjoyable one.
a Tt is doubtful if there is anothe
a city of the same population ca
IS show up finer and more hant
d Esomely decorated lot of stol
windows than Lancaster is displa,
1t ing. They are attractive and il
4 yviting. 1t all counts.
is Farming is all out of joint alon
10 the railroad since the morning trai
was taken off. 1t was just tt
rs thing to get up by in the mornin:
Is the successive to-oo-Ot,. to.oo-o
1t toot, toot, of the engine as it a.
preached the highway crossing
to gave many a farmer a warnir
l. twas time to be up and doing.
Cedar Springs Mich Clippe
Hon, iB. u. LOwrey, formerly of tt
Howard City Record, has bougl
,r the Grant County Herald at La
Do caster, Wis, the second oldest p
ir per printed IA the state. B. J.
q one off the brainest, brightest al
d best newspaper men in Michigan
d andthls host of friends wish hi
Q and his very estimable wife al
v daughter happiness and prosperlt
|. in their new home.
Ell -sfr. and Mrs. William Rot b
!: Echild will on next Wednesda,
u November 18th, celebrate the
g golden wedding anniversary,
g iTtheir home ON South Madison stree
I tThey expect to have all of the
Iehildren and grand children preser
: len thi- Joyous occasion, and
p I,family 1ReuniOn will be held whic
: will no doubt be one of the happiel
y events of the lives of this estimabl
" tooGple. No formal invitations hav
been sent cut, but on next Wedne-
! day Mr.. and Mrs Rothschild an
their sons and daughters will re
ceive their friends at their home
after 3 O'Clock in the afternoon.
4 Already the winter prophet Is il
Ievidenee. He gives out the in
formation that there will be a mild
|, open winter. lie bases his con
clusion on the fact that the squirrels
are not laying IN their usual store
of nuts and that the bees have made
i Io9S b0nou 4hop IL fhaiTs oI1afOOo oil