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

Lancaster Friday.
}. w. Pier. of Sitter, was in
Lancaster Friday.
John J HINT was down from
Livingston Friday.
p, S. Brandt was down from
Fennimore Saturday.
Dan Smith, Of Livingston, was in
Lancaster Wednesday.
C D. Blanchard, of Fennim 9ro,
was IN Lancaster Friday.
Gilbert Johnsrud, Of Castle Rock.
was IN Lancaster Monday.
George Porter, of Bloomington,
was IN this city Monday.
Pete Wenzel came home Monday
noon for few days vacation
William Hickok, Of Blooming
ton. was in Lancaster Friday.
F. G.. Berry. of Fennimore, was
IN Lancaster Monday Of this week
R. q. Ketterer. of Werley. was
in Lancaster Saturday Of, last week
DR. Paul Howell, of Beloit, ar
rived Saturday afternoon for a holiday
visit at home.
Ed Koschkee and George Adams
and wives of Mt. Hope, were Lancas-
ter visitors Friday.
DIR. w. L. Ivey, of Fort Atkin-
son, spent Christmas at the home of
his parents Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Ivey.
ALBERT and Henry Mackey and
daughter Amanda went to Milwaukee
for week visit with relatives and
friends.
The Hurricane Presby terian
Ladies Society will meet at the
home of Mrs. Geo. Wieland, Thurs
day, Dec. 90.
Edwin Knobel, who is employed
by the Manufacturer Appraisal Com
pany of Cleveland, Ohio, visited at
home Christmas.
-Thos. Haley left Christmas eve
for New Richmond and arrived there
in time to eat Christmas dinner at his
home. He is spending the week in
New Richmond.
Fred Vesperman left Friday for
a three weeks visit with his sister,
Mrs. e. R Watkins at st. Louis.
He will stop in Davenport and Du-
buque on his way back.
W. Fl. Prideaux, Of Bloomington,
was in Lancaster Wednesday. He was
accompanied by his granddaughter
Aletha PrideauX. who spent Christ
mas at the John Blackbo home.
Ben Louthain, of Platteville, was
in Lancaster on business Monday.
Mr. Louthain has sold his motion
picture theater in Portage and now
has vaudeville show on the road
which is making towns in northern
| Wisconsin.
j. Wieland died at the home of
his daughters Monday afternoon at
four clock Mr. Wieland died of
the stroke Ct paralysis he suffered on
Friday night. Funeral arrangements
will be made when Mrs Wieland ar
e,.ox,,
In the estates of George E. Budd,
Jnlia A. Brainerd. Alonzo Ward,
William Weiser, F. w. Weiser and
Joseph Allen the accounts were ex-
amined and allowed in court yester-
day. In each case an order was made
assigning the estate An order was
made in the estate of James Beaur de-
ceased, licensing the sale of the real
estate to pay deots. The bond before
sale was fixed at $780, The will of
Frederick Schwab. deceased, was
proved, allowed and admitted to pro-
bate In the estate Of Henry Baker
the account was examined and allowed
an5 the Inheritance tax assessed. Ka-
tie Jansen was appointed guardian Of
John L. Jansen under bond Of So 900.
Does the average house wife re-
alize that she is paying $12 per
| bushel for corn when she invests in
breakfast food at ten cents a package
That is the truth Notwithstanding one
can go upon the open market and
purchase the above named quantity
for about six Dimes Breakfast foods
done up in packages have an enormous
sale all over the country. Rich and
poor alike begin the day with cereals
and cream. They are wholesome, no
doubt, but is a busheI of corn,
shredded, faxed or done up in culey-
cues any better than the grain ground
up in mill for few cents i? A lot
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