Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-01-08
City and Vicinity
Northwestern Time Card.

ARRIVE LANCASTER: LEAVE LANCASTER:
II:59 an. 500 q. m
5:50p. m. LAO p. IN.
The days are lengthening again.
John Watson, of Livingston,
was in Lancaster last week.
George Brooker was a pas
senger on the outgoing afternoon
train Monday.
The public schools opened again
on Monday, after the two weeks of
holiday vacation.
Clarence Dersch retained Sun
day from sholt but pleasant trip
70 the eastern part of the state.
Katherine McBrlen visited with
friends in Fenn1more, a few days
last wseL, returning home Sunday.
Ralph Muesse returned to his
studies in the engineering depart
raent, of the State University, Sun
day.
henry Roethe, editor of the
Fennimore Times greeted friends
in Lancaster between trains last
Saturday.
Miss Jessie Meyer, preceptress
at Chadbeurne Hall, of University
of Wisconsin, returned TO Madison
Saturday.
Bert Schreiner returned home
Saturday from a short, but very
pleasant, visit with friends in Cedar
Rapids, Iowa.
Carson Whitmore, Joseph 7.
Benefits competent assistant was
of duty few days last week on ac
count of illness.
Mrs. Frank Calls and little
daughter returned Saturday from
MOntfort, where they have been
visiting relatives.
Miss Beulah Hickok and Miss
Charlotte Witcomb, of Blooming
ton. returned TO Oshkosh Normal,
Monday morning.
The teachers-Missee Stiles,
Sabin, Andrew, Young, Willard
and Holt, who have been home for
the holidays, returned on Saturday.
Albert Henkel, principal of the
Wauzeka graded schools, left for
that place on Saturday after spend
ing the holidays at his home in
Lancaster.
Now is the time to whOOp up
business and keep something dong
at your store. JudiciOus advertis-
ing at the present time will help
your trade.
Attorney Brunkhorst, of Platte
VILE, was In Lancaster the last Of
the week. He acted for District
Attorney KoDp in the Dewing case,
In county court.
Two representatives of the
King, Richardson Company, of
Springfield, Mass, publisher of
''The Century Book of Facts" are
'canvassing the city.
Byron Long has been laid off
for few days from his work with
the Aupperle Grocery Co., owing to
sickness. His brother, Sam, has
been taking his place.
Everett Taylor who has been
spending the holidays with his par.
ents, relatives and friends. in this
city, returned to his duties as teach
-er of the Basset, Wis, school.
Ora Frame. of the Herald s
printorial staff. returned Sunday
from a two weeks vacation, during
which period he visited relatives at
Kenosha and other Wisconsin cities.
The Herald has received its
calendors for 1908, and they are
now ready for our subscribers so
long as the supply lasts. Ask for
one when you drop in to pay your
subscription.
Lancaster merchants had one
of the best holiday trades this sea-
son that they have had in years.
Hundreds of people came from the
outside TO do their buying here. 1t
is a good shopping town all the
year around.
Miss Gertrude KitelInger, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. James Kite
linger, celebrated her 18th birth
day, Friday night by entertaining
thirteen of her friends, at her home
in this city. She was the recipient
OF many nice gifts.
Glenn Hymer returned to bis
studies at the Wis. p and S at
Milwaukee Monday. He expects to
have his standing in that school
transferred at the end of the year
TO the Northwestern University,