Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-12-24


day of all the year.
&C. w. Raw transacted business
in Chicago last week.
Atty. b. w. Brown and G 81
Baxter had bu21ness at Fennimore
Monday.
Skating is still good. The ponds
in the eastern part of the city are
crowded nightly.
John Philips, who has been
in Lancaster for few days, left for
Mineral Point Saturday.
DIR. p. l.. Seaman was called
here from Prairie du Chen on pro-
fessionaI business Friday.
Marcia LANCE and Florence
Lathrop are spending part of the
holidays with friends in Madison.
BE careful not to hang up the
Christmas stocking INSIDE out.
Never turn the hose on Santa Claus.
Sam Duncalf, the efficient JAM
itor of the North Side school, has
been on the sick list the past week.
Mrs. Margaret Peacock arrived
home Monday noon after an enjoy
able visit with relatives st Dickey-
vile.
Lee Andrews and Paul Fisher,
students in the high school, left
Saturday for their homes in Liv-
ingston.
Judge Goodsell arrived home
Saturday noon from Cassville,
where during the past week he has
been holding court.
The following teachers left
Saturday TO spend the holidays at
their homes-Misses Stiles, Sabin,
Young, Holt and Willard.
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DIR. Stoll returned to Chicago
Monday morning. He has been en-
ioying a visit with his parents Mr..
and Mrs. Bart Stoll, of this city.
james Melville of Madison, was
in our city last week as representa-
tive and solicitor of The Wisconsin
Home and Farm School for Boys.
Henry J. Belscamper will have
an auction sale, one mile north of
the city limits of Lancaster, on
Monday, Dec. 80. See notice in
another column.
i Walter Webb of Sparta, Mimi,
who is employed by the Pittsburgh
Iron Ore Company, at the Hobar
mine, is expected to spend Christ t
mas in Lancaster
Larry Barber. student in the
ST. Johns Military Academy at
Delafield, Wis, arrived Friday
night for a holiday visit with his
sister, Mrs. Geo. b. Clementson.
Judging from the great mum
Der of Christmas trees being brought
to the city the spirit is not dying
out Many child's heart will be
made glad by brightly decorated
tree.
Remember, dear reader, every
rocking horse, rattle or doll that
Santa Claus brings this year will
carry joy with it, as part of the
gift, to the hands of its destined
owner. -
The Christmas sales have all
furnished fourishing business, and
ell the stores have been crowded
with shoppers. Money has been
circulating at a whirlwind rate in
Lancaster.
Ora Frazine, foreman of this
office, starts this morning (Tuesday)
for Kenosha, Wis, where he will
visit his sisters and other relatives
and friends. He expects to be
absent about 10 days.
This issue of the Herald isprint-
ed on Monday night IN order to
catch the Tuesday morning mails,
thus enabling all of its subscribers
to get their paper before Christmas
and permit the printers to have a
Christmas holiday,
The Herald prints correspond
ence from Beetown and Cassville-
two points not regularly covered
heretofore-in this issue 1t is our
purpose to secure regular cor
respondent in all parts of the coun-
ty as soon as possible.
Tied" Lowry, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. M. Lowry of this city, has
just completed his first six months
in the West Point Military Academy
and his class standings throughout
the first half year have been good
enough that he was exempted from
taking the examinations. This in
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