Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-11-13
Local JOttings.

TRENDS IN Lancaster sunday
-Chas. Wepking of Fennimore
paid Lancaster friends a visit Fri
day.
The first genuine snow storm OF
the season for Lancaster came Sat
urday.
Miss Maggie McBrien Is visiting
her sister, mrs. Frank Heidi at
Elma, Ia.
The Soldiers and Sailors Relief
committee held a regular meeting
here yesterday.
james Graham of Dubuque is
visiting at his brother Wills at
Potosi this week.
Henry Pink and family Of
Bloomington, spent Sunday in Lam
caster with relatives.
% W. Flynn, of Madison, and
son Ray of Waterloo, Ia, visited
yesterday in our city.
Mrs. VIM. Barrows spent a
part of last week at her brothers
VIM. Graham. at Potosi.
Misses Pearl Galloway and
sadie Fisher of Platteville, visited
n Lancaster over Sunday.
The LADIES' Aid society of the
Congregational church will meet
with Mrs. Hatch next Friday after
noon.
The Sunday train that runs
from Lancaster to Platteville has
been discontinued by the North
western.
Mrs. Ethel Fawcett still has the
agency for the G. P. goods. Will
take up an order in the near future
FOR Xmas.
Al Hunsaker has moved to Iowa
with his family. Their many
friends in Lancaster and vicinity
wish him well.
The Ladies' Aid society will
hold their annual bazaar and supper
ut the NJ. z. church Thursday
November 81.
Mrs. j. P. Williams returned
last week from Wather where she
aas been spending the past two
months with her husband.
Miss Lou BrYer of North And
over is in this city for a visit with
Ter friend Mrs. @. w. Ray. She
vas accompanied by Miss Cissely
Wood.
VIM. BarrOws drove down to
2Otosi Tuesday to meet his brother
George from Cassville. He will
axe in the sights of Lancaster for a
sw days.
Anyone wishing midnight
uppers the evening of the dance at
ne rink, should inform the proprie-
Oh of the Northwestern early in
ne evening.
As an exchange remarks, some
f the people who have suffered
rom overeating on previous Thanks
wings are likely to be reasonably
.ood to their stomachs this year.
The Fennimore foot ball team
topped In Lancaster for dinner on
heir way home after the game
With the Normal at Platteville. The
core was 81 TO IN favor of the
Normal.
We are headquarters for auc-
ion bills.
The deer season opened Sunday
hight at midnight and anxious rela-
ives of the vast army of nimrQds
Who have invaded the northern
woods the past ten days are wonder
ng whether or not they will return
With whole hides.
This paper is anxious each
week to issue a spicy and interest
ing local page. If each of our sub
scribers would hand us in one news
item, what newsy.paper we would
issue. Try it for few weeks and
note the change.
The farmer bends the knee to
none, and is less disturbed by the
worldwide reign of graft and greed
than any of his fellows. May he
live long and prosper-this son of
the soil, who is the balance wheel
of the universe.
Farmers In KenOsha and Racine
counties have been relieved by
court decision from paying notes
which they claim had been raised
by agents of a stove concern which
canvassed the counties. The agents
sold stoves for st. Louis company
and received notes in payment and
it was claimed by the farmers that