Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-11-04
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Joeckel's last Saturday.
Mrs. VIM. Schade, of Oshkosh, is
visiting her husband who is conduct
ing a gymnasium in this city.
Miss Nettie Finney left Tuesday
morning for GAINESVILLE where she
will visit her sister Georgia.
Ora Sitter who has been on the
road as advance agent for tie Dode
Fiske show is exploited home this week
for a visit.
Election retnrus were received
last night at the Orpheum Theatre
after the regular evening program had
been presented.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Kamm and
Mrs. C. F Rowe came up fpom Plat
Vile yesterday for short. visit at home
of w. E. Webb.
j. e. Jordan made business trip
to Potosi last Friday upon which &C.
casion he also visited his old friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Glennon Sr.
Mrs. Lewis left yesterday after
noon for Montana where she will
visit her son, Walter. From that
state she will go to Salt Lake City,
Utah.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. Budworth, of
Bloomington, and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Gates and daughter Elva, of Beetown,
visited at the Sheriff Budworth home
Sunday.
Clinton Budworth arrived home
Saturday after a month, s visit in the
west, namely Clarion, Ia, and Lex
ington Neb., and has again taken up
his duties at the Herald Office
"A new class consisting of bust
ness men was organized at Schade' S
gymnasium Monday evening. Quite
a number of our citizens are taking
advantage of this opportunity for
S1bt0mdGlC uOfO1OpLuOAC'
As a considerable quantity. of
goods at the rummage sale in the city
hall yet remains unsold, the ladies
will continue the sale next Saturday,
beginning at 10 a. N. Persons bring
ing articles for sale can leave them at
the rest room where they will be TAX
en- care of.
Guy Horsfall celebrated election
day yesterday, by quietly slipping
away to Dubuque, where he was
united in marriage to Miss Luella
Rose. Guy will bring his bride to
Lancaster, which place will be their
home. The Herald joins in CON
CALCULATIONS.
Mail Agent Chas. Davies informs
us that the butter tub factory at
Dodgeville was burned to the ground
on Hallowe' en-. The total loss to the
proprietors amounted to about $40, 00C
with Sc, 900 insurance. The fire may
have been started by some youthful
lniscreants but this is not definitely
known to be true.
Our attention has been called to
an error in the bulletin of Geo.
Moelle's sale on the 18th of Novem
ber. published in Saturdays Herald.
In the last paragraph headed terms
81 per cent interest will be found.
This should read 6 per cent. This
typographical error will not BIZ found
on the large bills of the sale.
The Jolly 12 Whist Club gave a
character party at the home of the
Misses Crosby, last Saturday evening
(Hallowe en-. The menu consisted
of grape fruit, chicken pie, potato
puffs, escalloped potatoes, endive
salad, mysterious pickles, celery,
olives, jelly, rolls and bread, cake,
orange ice and coffee. The evening
was spent at progressive whist.
Arrangements are being made fol-
the holding of an INSTRUMENTATION
Sunday school convention, in Lancas
ter, on December 18th and 18th, tt
which every Sunday school in GRAM
Co. is invited to send at least one
delegate. W. J. Semelroth, of APP
pleton, will be- present. A complete
program will be published later
Every Sunday school worker is 1e
quested to note this item and bring
the matter before his school and SCI
that delegate is sent.
w. S. Lathrop was in milwaukee,
several days last week. attending The
bakers institute conducted at the an
nual convention of the milwaukee
Master Bakers association. This wa
the first institute of its kind held il
the TTnited States and was unde-