Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-12-22

variety we hear about so often. The
thermometer has registered as low
as 10 below zero one or two nights
during the past week and has been in
proximity to zero most of the time.
Sleighing is quite good and people
are coming here from long distances
to du holiday shopping.
The stock shipments for the past
week were as follows: Thursday,
Wood Bros. one car of hogs; Friday,
A. E. Lewis-one car Of hogs; Sun
day, j. A. McCoy-one car of cattle;
Monday, A. E. Lewis-two cars of
hogs and one Of cattle, George Moore
two cars of hogs, Place and Jerrett
one car of hogs; Tuesday, Place
and Jerrett-one car of hogs and A.
E. Lewis-one car of hogs.
Only three more days before
Christmas. The holiday trade in
Lancaster has been very satisfactory
one the past two weeks and merchants
feel they were justified in the purchase
of the large and attractive stocks of
goods they procured for this gladstone,
gift-giving season. If you have not
bought yet do so now, before the
pretty clerks become too tired to
smile at you.
Miss Marie Bass and Frank
Slaght both we'll known young people
Of Beeto Wis, were united in
marriage at the M. +. parsonage
Wednesday noon, Rev. Morgans
officiating. Another marriage took
place at the parsonage that evening
at z o'clock, Frank Jeide, of Reeder,
S. d. and Miss Alpha Scott, of Little
Grant, were the contracting parties.
Mrs. and MIS-. Slaght will probably
make their home in Grant county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeide expect to move
to South Dakota in the spring.
The new cook books, which have
just been issued by the ladies OF the
Congregational church are now on sale
at both drug stores, L, G. Wheeler's
and Baxter & Draper's They con-
tain hundreds Of excellent and fully
tested recipes. many Of them new and
hitherto unpublished, also a chapter
upon the fireless cookers. Advertise
mepts appear in the books from most
of the business houses, which have
assisted the ladies in their good
work. Price or the books is SOC,
with six cents extra if sent by mail.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Budworth
left this morning via Dubuque for
Clarion, Ia, where they will spend
Christmas with their daughters, MIS-
A. O. Lee and Mrs. Henry Elwell.
From there they will go to Mason
City, Ia, Winona, Mimi, and
Prescott, Wis. at which latter place
their son. DR.. G. A. Budworth is
located. They will also go to Min
neapolis, Mimi, where Mr.. Bud
worth's brother. DR.. B. F. Budworth
is confined in Northwestern hospital
in that city. They epxect to be gone
about two weeks.
The marriage of Miss Elsie E.
Schneider and j. Raymond Williams
took place Wednesday morning at 8
O'Clock at the home of the brides
father Chas. Schneider in South Lam
caster. Only immediate relatives
were present. Rev. Molgans, of this
city, oficiated. After the ceremony
delicious luncheon was served and
then the bride and groom left for
Potosi where they started on their
wedding trip This trip will include
different points in California and
other western states They expect to
be gone about month. Mr. and Mrs.
Williams expect to make their home
in this vicinity.
Mrs. Edith T.. Allen. wife of
Phil Allen Jr. wrecker of the First
NATL, Bank of Mineral Point, Mrs.
Aliens sister, Miss Addie Jackson,
stenographer living in Chicago, and
their brother-in-law, Guy Roe, of
Winona, Mimi, were arrested Mon
day night on complaint of United
States District Attorney George H.
Gordon on the charge Of cunspiring
to conceal property turned over to
them by Allen since Nov. 26. when
he was declared an involuntary bank
rups. The defendants when arraign-
ed before Court Commissioner G. @.
Blake, in Madison, pleaded not guilty
and were bound over for preli minary
hearing on Jan. 4. They were unable
to furnish the required bail of So, 600
each and were committed to Jail.
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