Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-11-23

F. M. Pallett. of Fennimore, was
in Lancaster Friday.
John Hunt, of Bloomington, was
in Lancaster Friday
J. J. Scanlan, Of Fennimore, was
IN Lancaster Thursday
S. j. Clifford was down from
Fennimore Wednesday.
&C, F. Springer, of Mineral Point,
was in Lancaster Friday.
F. K. Vincent, of Galena, was
a business caller Thursday.
james Mulrooney, of Mt. Hope.
was visitor at the county seat Fri
day.
Mrs. Everett Ishmael, of Cass
Vile, visited at Lancaster the past
week.
j. G. Jordan arrived home Wed
nesday from a visit at Cassville with
relatives.
Mrs OFT Stevens, of Belvidere,
S. D., arrived last week for visit
with relatives.
The Harmony Club will meet
with Mrs. ]. G. Brockert on Tuesday
evening, Nov. 30.
Editor R. I. Dugdale, of the
Platteville News and register Of deeds
elect. had business here Friday.
Miss Nettie Welsh visited the
past week in Cassville at the home
Of her sister, Mrs. P. }. Schnorren-
berg.
Mrs. W. E. Webb arrived home
from Platteville Thursday evening
where she. visited at home of her aunt
Mrs @. F. Rowe
Miss Grace Hyde, who has been
for several months as
pianist in Mineral Point moving
picture theat8r, visited here last week.
H. G. Gleason was in Lenox,
Iowa, last week where ne attended
The funeral of his brother Jarius who
died November 12 at Garnerville.
Florida.
No progressive family should
overlook the special arrangement with
The Weekly Inter Ocean and Farmer,
whereby 81 IS pays for one years
TO it and this paper.
There will be no meeting of Gen.
Calls Circle, because of Thanksgiv-
ing, tomorrow evening, although that
is their regular meeting night. The
next regular will be next month.
The field hocky game Thursday
night between the Freshmen and the
resulted in a victory for
the first year team, 2 to /. The fol
lowing night the same aggregation
defeated team representing the grades
l to O.
What day is Thursday You
know, it's Tnanksgiving-tomorrow-
the day We eat more tnan is good for
US, but the day of comfort and good
cheer just the same. The Herald
force will take day off and enjoy
themselves.
We have arranged with The
Weekly Inter Ocean and Farmer so
that our patrons can secure that sterl-
ing paper, together with our own. at
the exceedingly low price of 81. IS for
one year. This is rare opportunity
and should be taken advantage of.
Samuel Stephens, of the Sd ward,
who sold his farm east of the city, on
the cemetery road. several months
ago, and who has been laid up with
most of the fall, will
have an auction sale at the farm on
Tuesday of next week, November 90
See ad in our auction bulletin.
LIZ AnA1aotCA ROORAO OOAAa AOA
California started Monday morning in
their special car. A large crowd of
friends were on hand to bid them
good bye, not few of whom as they
their feet and endeavored to
keep warm, wished that they. too
could escape the cold Wisconsin
winter one year at least The G. &
N. w. furnished a comfortable tourist
car for the party which will take
them directly TO Los Angeles. The
party which will be joined by resi-
dents of several towns between here
and Madison, numbers twenty one.
Twenty five members Of Eva
Camn Of Lancaster answered to the
invitation Of the r. n. OF a. Camp
Of Beetown Saturday evening, Nov.
r This camp has neat lodge room,
down town, and fine lot Of members
One object Of the invitation was for the