Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-12-29

DIR. j. H. Gibson and family
visited in Potosi over Christmas
&C. W. Blanchard, of MifHin.
had business in Lancaster Friday.
Rush Godfrey is among the U. W.
students spending the holidays at
home.
LOST-Leather mitter fur lined
Finder please return to D. Schreiner
Reward.
w. Ell. Rose. of Boscobel, had
business in Lancaster the first of
the week.
&C. L. Taylor and VIM. T. Ham
mond, of Bloomington were in this
city Sunday.
DIR. Fay Baldwin left yesterday
afternoon for Livingston for a visit
with friends.
Both the First National and
Union State Banks plan on closing
New Years day.
MIR. and Mrs. W. B. Carter en-
tertained their near relatives to a
Christmas dinner.
VIM. Winner, Geo. T. Thorpe
and Albert Shaben, of Beetown had
business here yesterday.
The pos toffice will remain closed
on New Years day during the usual
hours on legal holidays.
Miss Madeline Fiske. of Madison,
is expected this evening to spend a
few days at McDonald's.
The Woman's Club will meet
with Mrs. A. G. Knapp Monday
afternoon. January third.
Berthe TreIoar, son of John
Treioar, at Nora Springs, Ia, is visit
ing his aunt, Mrs. B. j. Duncan.
Misses Ruth Hannaford and
Lillian Garner arrived home from
Rockford, ILL.,, Saturday afternoon.
Mise Kate Sweeney and Mrs.
Lollie Eastman are visiting at Liv-
ingston with their sister, Mrs. Frank
Allen.
Prof. and Mrs. Albert J. HenkeI,
OF Wauzeka, arrived home Monday
afternoon for visit with the formers
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ]. Bailie ar
rived home Monday afternoon from
Platteville where they spent the
Christmas vacation.
Gen. Calls Circle remembered
their shut in members and comrades
on Christmas by sending each one
beautiful carnations.
Miss Mabel Judd. of RichIand
Center and Miss Florence Judd, of
South Dakota, are home for vacation.
Both will leave next Monday.
Miss Nellie Howell, arrived
home from ReWey Thursday afternoon
for a holiday visit. Miss Howell
teaches in the Rewey schools.
George Hugh and Matthew
Edwards arrived home last week from
Oshkosh for a visit. They are EN-
ployed in a carriage factory in that
place.
John Pink has sold his farm near
Stickney, S. D., and himself and
brother Ben arrived from the west
Sunday for visit with their father,
Henry Pink, and other relatives.
DIR. W. L. Ivey of Fort Atkinson,
arrived Saturday for Christmas visit
at home. He was accompanied by
Miss Zida Caswell, of Fort Atkinson.
Warren L. Gelbach, who is in
the employ of the government as
civil engineer. arrived Saturday after
noon for a visit with relatives and
frie ads.
Misses Harriet Marks, Elva Doll,
Grace and Mabel Stone arrived home
Thursday to spend the holidays.
They are students in Lawrence
college.
DIR. W. T. Brown, formerly of
this city, and who is now located in
Ripon, has new plan for a tuber-
culosis sanitarlum that will be con-
Quoted along lines which Will make
it easily accessible for persons afflicted
with the disease. DR.. Brown. believes
that the prices charged by most
sanitariums is too high and in his
institution treatment and board will
be furnished at cost to the patients.
The Milwaukee Journal published an
article concerning his plan last Fri
dav. According to the article Dr.