Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-03-14

To-Day are on page 8. You 6nOul(
read them.
Mick Adams and Sam Edge wer,
in Chicago transacting business thu
forepart of the week.
Herald job printing makes pleas
ed customers Are you among those
who have obtained recent supplies
If not see our samples. Styles and
qualities the best.
Herbert and Ralph Schuppener
sons of t, FL. Shuppener, the Sitter
hardware merchant, were in Ian.
caster on business Tuesday and
Wednesday of this week.
-Chas Petty, Robert Kinney
and Frank Murphy returned from
South Dakota Wednesday The
boys report an interesting aud pro
fitable trip Each of them took up
a. claim near Brennan, S. D.
Mrs. Amelia Lisherness, dele
gate from the Lancaster camp OF
Roysl Neighbors, was elected
Thursday as a delegate from the
third district to the national CON
vention.
George Kinzel will return to
Rockford next Monday. He recent
ly was graduated from the bust
ness college of that town and returns
there to accept a position. Mr..
Kinzel has teen enjoying visit
with relatives in Lancaster, Bloom
ington and vicinity.
Miss Eureka Leise of this city
will be married to Mr.. Harry Zeller,
of Belmont. at the home of her
parents next Wednesday morning
at IL o'clock. Miss Leise is well
known in this city, having lived
here most of her life and is well
liked by all who know her. Her
future husband is an industrious
young man, and bears good repu-
tation In his home town. The
Herald extends hearty congratula-
tons.
The Herald adds to it's force OF
workmen this week another expert
printer in the person of S. V. Nc
Elroy, who accompanied the pub
Usher home from Chicago Tuesday.
Mr.. McElroy was at the time EN-
ployed in the big Rand Mentally
abhshment in Chicago but was
for time foreman of Sun Republic
at Dodgevllle, at which place his
family is living at present. He has
had many years experience in all
branches of the business.
There is likely to be a warm
contest over the mayoralty in this
springs election. Montgomery
Miller, our present mayor, is can
didate for reelection. Many of the
friends of Joseph T. Bennett, who
was defeated by Mr.. Miller last
spring, signed petition asking him
to again become a candidate and
pledging him their earnest support.
After taking the matter under adj
visement for day or two he has
given his consent and the contest
may be said to have begun. Mr..
Brennan and Mr.. Henkel, VIII were
also being mentioned for the posi-
ton have declined to become can
didates.
The Mystic Workers had very
enjoyao time Monday evening OF
last week. 1t seems that contest
was arranged for some six months
ago for the securing of bene ciary
members. For this purpose the
lodge was divided into two divisions
with Worthy Minnie Trentzsch and
Samuel Emler as captains. The
rules of the contest provided that
the winning side was to be banquet
ed by the losers, and this was done
in a most creditable manner, under
the leadership of Captain Trentzsch
he DdDl0S W0I0 UOdubIlully O0C'
Grated with the colors of the
order and adorned with rich sill
verware and china An interest.
ing program was rendered and
the spread was sumptuOus one
A number of new advertise
ments appear in this issue of the
Herald. On the Sth page will be
found the full page advertisement
Of Baxter g Draper, who announce
an advance showing of spring mer-
chandise with a special sale Of new
Wooltex suits, skirts and spring
coats, beginning next Monday. In
their hardware department they
also make a special announcement
in De Laval cream separatorsA On
page three will be found an inter
esting talk by G. w. Knapp & Son
on the merits of the Van Brunt
C,ro1o dice drill and other machinery