Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-01-04

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The new county officials are now
all on the job.
Ben Lathrop. of Wauzeka. visit
! ed in Lancaster last week.
Herman Miller, of Boacobel,
visited in Lancaster this week
Mrs E. M. Lowry visited several
days last week at Independence, Iowa.
j. M. Chapman and Roy Gates
were over from Bloomington Friday.
George Meier and J. A. Wunder-
lin, of Potosi, we're in Lancaster Fri
day.
-Attys. j. W. Murphy and 7. L.
Cleary had business in circuit court
Friday
Joe Green and Chas Knapp. of
Blooming on, were IN Lancaster
Thursday.
j. P. Evars and B. G. Rosecraps.
of Prairie du CHEN, had business in
Lancaster Friday.
Miss Beth Llsherness who teaches
in the Mondoyi high school visited at
home the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. BARLEY, of
Bloomington, visited in Lancaster
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. j. F. Powers and
children, Of Shawano, made holiday
visit with Lancaster relatives.
Miss Alice Edwards and Mrs.
Amy Conant arrived home Wednesday
from visit with Lancaster relatives.
Are you reading our new serial
story When Man Marries ?" II
not take our advice and read it It's
worth while,
Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Orion left
Sunday afternoon for their home in
Hibbing Mimi after pleasant visit
with relatives.
DIR. and Mrs Alex Ivey and little
daughter left Monday for their home
in Baskerville, Iowa, after holiday
visit in Lancaster
B. L. Lathrup, Of Wauzeka, ac-
companied by his son Ben who is at
tending school in Madison, visited
friends here Friday.
Officials of the Northh western
recently began tour of the various
divisions in order to investigate con-
ditions and to devise methods of de-
creasing the number of accidents.
Better look over your stationery
and see if you don t need a new sup
ply to start the new year with.
The Herald is prepared to supply you
with strictly high grade printing at
very reasonable prices.
"A letter recently received from
Herman Buchner, written at Crossett,
Arkansas, sends greetings to Lancas-
aid that be was about to start for
Ocean Park, California, where he ex-
pected to join the Lancaster colony for
the winter.
The Prairie du CHEN Press tells
of an unusual catch made by Chas.
Mitchell, an Eastman trapper. Mr..
Mitchell had set several traps for
skunk but when he came to examine
them he found live ratttlesnake in
one Of the traps. The reptile was
nearly five feet long and carried five
rattles and button.
The Herald job department has
completed this week the printing and
binding OF 1900 copies of the annual
report of the State Board Of Dental
Examiners, book of 40 pages. Or
G. 9. NARROW, D. D. S., of this city
is secretary and treasurer Of the board,
representing over 1900 dentists of the
state.
Miss Nettie Oswald, who recently
went to Gilbert, Mimi, for a visit at
the home Of her sister. Mrs. W. M
Webb, was taken seriously i'll Christ
mas day An examination disclosed
that she was suffering from appendi-
citis and an immediate operation was
deemed necessary. The operation was
performed at the Moore Hospital, in
Evoleth, MINI. and from last reports
was successful.
-"What's the matter with Ed
Hyde - He's all right! "Who's
all rightt?'' ED Hydel' Who says
so z" The members Of the Senior and
Junior choirs = Why? He gave
both choirs a pleasant surprise at the
Congregational parsonage Friday even
ing. All members IF both choirs were
invited to be at the parsonage that