Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-01-30
Local JOttinSS.

-Olu YOU over AOlO IudG q WOLudn
Nth a diamond ring is always
fussing with her hair?
Don't forget the home baking
sale at the social room of the NJ. E.
church Saturday afternoon, Feb.
End.
The Missionary society of the
congregational church will meet
With Mrs. Geo. P. Goble Saturday
at p. m.
-Viroqua Censor: Mrs. E. E.
Cook, after several weeks visit with
FER parents at Lancaster, has return
Il to her home in this city.
When you see a boy of 10 with
: clean face and his hair carefully
e.ombed It's a safe bet that he's in
love with his school teacher.
Bear in mind the Sheph ?rd Sis
1ers Concert and Dance Orchestra
It the Rink, Feb. 9Th. The best
entertainment of the season, don't
Miss it.
The w. C. I. L. ladies of this
city will have sale of home baking
II the social room of the NJ. E.
CHURCH, Saturday, Feb. Fad, begin
ming at 2;SO P. N.
The American History club will
Lold their annual memorial meet
ing with Mrs. A. T.. Morse at the
usual hour today. Subject: Our
Martyred President" Appropriate
quotations for roll.
"A supper will be given at the
z. p. hall next Thursday evening
by Mckinley circle of the G. A. r,
beginning at and continuing until
al are served. Price 25c; proceeds
for charitable purposes.
"A. w. Kemler, the hustling
Platteville merchant, was so pleased
With his adj. IN the Herald Saturday
shat he requests us to run it again
today. 1t cannot be missed on page
5. The big removal sale he talks
about opens today.
Geo. Mcpherson of Ellenboro
marketed hogs here Monday. He
had the misfortune TO lose 2OO
pound shoat enroute to town that
out off the profits of the load to the
extent of 1854 per cwt., tie price
received for the load.
-Richland county cheesemakers
again take the lead In the quality
OF cheese produced in the state.
Out of nearly one hundred entries
az the convention at Milwaukee,
Richland county swept the deck,
winning first, second and third
plates.
Some magazine writer has dis
covered that paper money is short
lived. He says that a 81 bill lasts
sixteen months and a $40 bill three
years. This causes the Forest Re
publican to remark that the maya
zine writer must be living with his
wife's relatives.
The ladies Of the Congregation
Al church will give their annual
valentine social at the home Of c.
Il. Baxter on Friday evening, Feb.
S1h. Valentines will be for sale
and also home made candy. There
will be musical programe and
other entertainment. Admission ten
cents.
Mrs. NJ. w. Register IS here
visiting her sister, Mrs. Oliver Keen
and other friends and relatives in
this vicinity but will remain the
greater part of her time with her
sister until the return of Mrs. Ethel
Fawcett, Mrs. Keer's daughter,
who Is visiting il South Dakota and
Iowa.
"A hearing will be given on Tues
day. Feb. }, 1907, at two o'clock p.
m. in room 4O2, stare capitol, Madi-
son. Wis. by the committee on
state affairs having the bills under
consideration, on the NIuscoda and
Blue River bridge bills. now before
the Legislature. All parties IN
terested in these measures and de-
string a hearing on the bills are
notified to be present.
If a merchant can afford to de-
vote his time aud consideration to
his holiday advertising when the
people have the inclination to buy
anyhow, how much more important
should it be that his advertising
have his attention during the re-
mainder of the year, when there are
no special reasons for buying on The
part of customer: