Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-11-30
Today is the date of Roberts,

j. =. W TlSHL - dlOOAU again.
after a brief illness.
Miss Pearl Wright visited in
Milwaukee this week.
Geo. Carter is here from Madi-
son, a guest of his mother.
Frank Place and wife are visit
ing relatives at Leroy, MINI.
Prof. Albert Henkel IS here
from Wauzeka for a brief visit with
his parents
Miss Name Kurth of Dodgeville
/ is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs George
Rudersdorf.
Mrs. JOS. Bennett and little
grandson, Beryl, are visiting at
Charles City, Ia.
Mrs Tom Orion took departure
yesterday for visit with relatives
at Viola aud Potosi.
Gov. q. IT. Ryland, who has
been under the weather for some
time, is good as new again.
Court Reporter Ed Morse ate
Thanksgiving dinner with his broth
er Robert at Grand Rapids
An adjourned term of circuit
court for Grant county will be held
Dec. 18th to attend to unfinished
matters.
Miss Vera McNair of HOughton,
Mich, is a guest of her grand
mother, Mrs. M. J. McNair The
young lady is a daughter of Prof.
Fred McNair.
Rev. Paul Brown has returned
from Milwaukee, cOnvalescent. He
will preSch but once on Sunday
the hour of the morning service,
1870, but hopes to be able to re-
sumo his regular work in the near
future.
John Weber, who is opening a
music store in the Carthew building
east of the court house, announces
that he will have a fine line of mus
ical instruments installed and ready
for the inspection of the public
within few days.
DO your Christmas shopping
early" is the slogan now gwen out.
A person who shops two or three
weeks before Christmas not only
gets better attention from the busy
clerks but gets better value for her
money as the assortment is st it's
best.
The Hook and Ladder company
is making arrangements for a grand
bail Christmas night at the rink,
which will be the biggest terpsich-
oreap event of the season. An ex-
tended list OF invitations will be
issued. Watch Tor bills announc-
ing details.
A rumor comes to Lancaster
that Chas. w. Arson of Chicago
has committed suicide. Mr.. Arson
will be remembered as having been
instrumental in organizing Lancas-
ter's Commercial club and made a
great endeavor TO secure a new rail
road for Lancaster.
VIM P. Ward, residing three
miles west of Lancaster, on the
Beetown road, will have an auction
sale on Tuesday Dec. IL, and
Robert K. Stoffel, three miles north
east of Lancaster, will have one on
the following day, Dec 49,. Full
particulars of both in our auction
bulletin in next Wednesdays Her
aid.
The public schools closed at
noon Wednesday, giving the teach
ers from abroad an opportunity to
take the afternoon train for their
homes TO eat turkey by their own
firesides. The pupils and home
teachers also ENJOY the little vaca-
ton that lasts until Monday. Miss
Young went to Madison, Miss
Willard to Edgerton and Miss Stiles
to Beloit.
On complaint of Nick Wilkolm
of Cassville, Ed Schnering and Earl
Woodman of the same village,
were arrested and brought before
Justice Schreiner of this city by the
sheriff first of the week. The
plaintiff claimed he had been
touched" by the defendants to the
amount of SO or more. Several
witnesses from that locality were
called upon to testify, and after the
evidence was all summed up Wood
man was discharged and his COM
panion was bound over to trial in
circuit court under bonds of 5000
which he succeeded in securing yes
terday.