Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-12-11
City and Vicinity

get ready to laugh.
Carl Sager shipped a carload of
hogs Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs John Jeidy were
at Fennimore yesterday.
M. c. Edwards was in Milwau
kee portion of last week.
John Meyers attended the big
stock show at Chicago last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. BIewett. Sr.
are. visiting relatives at Cassville.
-Chas. Burrows returned from
weeks stay in Chicago Saturday
evening.
Herbert Moses was in Cassyille
on. business Sunday and Monday of
this week
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Weber
are the proud parents of son,
born Monday.
Remember Wickersham, the
popular lecturer at the opera house
tomorrow night.
The state fair will be held on
the week opening Sept. 9TH of next
year at Milwaukee.
Pianos, organs, sewing machines
and small musical merchandise are
handled by John Weber.
Fred Orion was up from Bag
ley for brief visit with Lancaster
relatives and friends.
Several from this section went
out on the Tuesday morning train
to Adolph Workings sale.
Misses Georgia and Nettie Fin
ney accompanied by Ore Frazine
spent Sunday in Cassville.
Miss Frances Andrew, who has
been visiting in this city. returned
to her home in Livingston Monday.
Mics Doll Ishmael and Mr..
Oscar KIeinpell, of Cassville, drove
to Lancaster Sunday for a short
visit among riends.
John Dawson, the veteran
grocery drummer, was in the city
Monday, in the interests of his
firm Franklin McVeagh & Co.
Thursday of this week is the
date fixed for the meeting of the
Grant County Medical Society,
which will be held IN Platteville.
Sunday was Mrs. Joe Wr1ght's
birthday and Saturday evening a
number of relatives and friends sur
prised her The occasion was a
most enjoyable one.
The next three weeks will pass
more swiftly than any other three
weeks of the year. If you have not
already started your Christmas
buying now is the time to COM
By order of the president the
members of VIM. Mckinley circle
are requested to meet promptly at
z o'clock, Thursday evening, so that
members desiring to attend the
lecture may do so.
-Beetown is expecting a big
time tomorrow night, Dec. II, on
the occasion of the dance at the M.
W. A. hall, to which all are invited.
Music is to be furnished by the
GarramOni harp orchestra
If the various churches which
intend holding Christmas ex-
ercises or entertainments will in
form the Herald of their intentions
we should be pleased to announce
the same in our columns free of
charge.
Mrs. l. Alnson, of Mt. Horeb
has sold her Farm of 23S acres, s
miles north of Fennimore, to Henry
NOring of Sitter, consideration $55
per acre Mr.. Noring will take
possession Jan. LIST 1905 The sale
was negotiated by Jno. Day.
Geo. Walker, residing west of
town, was examined by Drs. Fowler
and Hassell Sunday and pronounced
insane. Sheriff Budworth conveyed
the unfortunate man TO Mendoza
hospital for treatment Monday. Mrs.
Walker accompanying him.
The Herald is very much over
crowded with advertising this
week, several of the orders for
large space coming to hand when it.
was too late to make preparations
to print extra pages. This is rush
season and the indulgence of our
readers Is asked for the shortage OF
reading matter.
The Herald would be glad to
have a settlement, before the end
OF the year. with all subscribers