Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-12-28

visitor Monday.
A Ranley. of Montfort, was in
Lancaster Friday.
Mayor J. L. Bennett and family
! spout Christmas in Madison.
I. Alt has been confined to mis-
home the past week by illness.
Ned Ivey Of Milwaukee, arrived
home last week for a Christmas visit.
Jay Duncalf of Dubuque, arrived
last week for vacation visit at home.
The postoflce will be closed next
Monday as usual on a legal holiday.
S. r. Greene, Of South Dakota,
arrived home last week for Christ
mas visit.
MIR and Mrs. John Muesse. of
Vancouver, B. c.. are visiting Ian
caster relatives.
Ladies' Aid Of Congregational
church will meet Friday afternoon
with Mrs Carl Roth
--Chas. Weber and family, of Fen
nimore, spent Christmas in Lancaster
at the J. Barnett home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Klee, Of
Dubuque and Mrs Blanche Muesse, of
Chicago are visiting H. g, Nathans.
The quilt recently sold by tn e
ladies of Gen. Calls Circle was won
by Mrs. Maggie Baker, of Ellen boro.
An interesting Christmas program
was rendered at the M. E. church last
Sunday evening. There was large
attendance.
Mrs. John Nickles, of Cassville
arrived yesterday for visit with her
sister, Mrs. Beth Bowers, and other
relatives
See the J. G. Rockwell's Sunny
South company of colored artists at
Reed opera house, Friday evening Of
this week.
will and Joe Winner, of Bee
town, were Lancaster visitors Monday
Joe having marketed a couple of cows
here that day.
The Woodman dance at Beetown
last Friday evening was a success
socially and financially The net pro-
ceeds were about $40.
Mrs. Andrew Trautwein, of Du-
buque, is the holiday guest of her
daughter, Miss Bessie Trautwein, and
her sister, Mrs. Beth Bowers
Mrs. George E. Budd and daugh
ter, Mrs. Albert Sprague, left Monday
for Minneapolis for visit with DR..
Ed Budd and Miss Clara Budd
Mrs Caspers, who has been on
her homestead claim at Smithwick,
S. d., for several months, came home
Friday for stay of several weeks.
Gordon Smith, who is d travel
ing salesman for drug company,
arrived last week for a holiday visit
at home. His territory includes
southern states.
This is the last issue of The
Herald for the year 1910 We take
this occasion for wishing our readers
and our friends generally happy and
prosperous new year.
Mr. and Mrs. N r. Demming.
of Sew London, Wis, came to Ian
caster to spend Christmas with Mrs.
Demming's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Stephens. They returned Monday.
The "Koontown Parade'' with
Dand of colored players, will be at the
noon time feature of the ''Sunny
South" Co., which will appear at
Reeds opera house Friday evening.
The suggestion published III last
week S Herald that Lancaster homes
be illuminated on Christmas eve was
seconded by Mayor j. 7. Bennett with
the result that the streets Of both resi- :
dence and business portions of town
presented an appearance more in &C.
cord with the spirit of Yuletide than
on any previous occasion.
Clinton F. Budworth, a former
printer in The Herald Office, who
went out to the Pacific coast last
spring, returned to Lancaster yester
day. He spent the summer at various
places along the coast, but did not
find that country beneficial to his
health and again turned his face east
ward, stopping for number of weeks
at his uncle's in Nebraska where
he became as strong and robust
as ever. His parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
al Budworth. we're in Nebraska visit
ing relatives when Clint arrived there,
and his mother came home with him.
Mr. Budworth preceded them home