Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-01-25

Burton Sunday.
H. Clary. of Darlington. had
business here Friday.
H. E. Austin, of BoscobeI, was
in Lancaster Thursday.
&C. q. Hillmer was here from
Galena on business Monday.
j. o. Cushman, of Montfort,
called on friends here Monday.
W. p Peters. of Dodgeville, had
business at Lancaster Thursday.
Lewis BETTER, of Bloomington,
was a Lancaster visitor last week.
Mrs. Thomas Rumble, of Madison,
visited relatives here the past week.
Leo Finnegan and W. Orr left
Monday afternoon for Mcintosh. S. D.
Leo Jeide left Monday for Okla
homa City, Okla, after brief visit
here.
Fred Clark left yesterday for
Lincoln, Neb., where he will visit
relatives
Game Warden A. E. Storrs, of
Fennimore, called on friends here
Wednesday.
j. B. Mauer and Albert Ketterer.
of Fennimore, were Lancaster visitors
Wednesday.
Tavern Snider and James Woods
of Bloomington were Lancaster
visitors Monday.
j. Fl, Carthew, John Wilkinson
and VIM Dunn, of Rockville, had
business at the county seat Monday.
Mrs. Harding, of Byron, ILL.,. is
visiting her son William Harding,
who is employed in the John Decker
barber shop
Prof. w. Fl. Dudley and wife, of
Platteville,, were in Lancaster Friday
en- route to Bloomington where the
former lectured that evening.
An abundance Of fine ice has been
put up during the past week. This
has been a very favorable winter for
ice making and the crop is clear and
thick.
Anna, Henry and Frank Veins,
who had been visiting relatives in
this vicinity for some time, returned
last Wednesday to Mason City, Iowa.
They are about to move to Mexico,
Mo
Yes they are coming back
Who1 Gibson Harp Orchestra, from
Appleton, Wis. to play for another
big dance at the rink Monday night,
Feb. 31th. This will be your Valgn-
tine "
"A pure, innocent girl, as free
from guile as mortal may be. can be
ilretrievably smu tied and her life
ruined by her association with an i'm
moral young man, for in the COM
munity she is measured by the COM
pany she keeps.
February 2, one week from to-
morrow will be st. Candlemas,
ground hog day, which tradition tolls
us will indicate whether we are to
have an early spring or not. If we
don't get more than another six weeks
Of winter it won be bad.
But three marriage licenses have
been issued since the last issue of the
Herald: John Nicholas. Bell Center
and Josephine Ballard, Lima Charles
Arnett, Wyalusing and Charity
WEIGH, Jackson County, Iowa; Mark
Ryan, Sioux City, Iowa and Anna
Schneider, CassVille.
The Herald received a pleasant
annual visit Monday from Phireas
Wright, of Beetown, one of the Oldest
pioneer citizens OF this county and
among the Oldest of our subscribers.
He came to this county from Penn
sylvania with his parents in 1848 and
has been q resident of the county for
over sixty years. During the most of
that time The Herald has been re-
gular visitor to his home.
Miss Satie s. Thompson. who was
lately elected to take charge of the
new commercial department in the
Lancaster high school arrived Monday
noon to commence work. Definite
plans for this department. have not
yet been announced but it is expected
to make business course as thorough
as possible-to bring all the advant-
ages of the commercial college within
reach of the Lancaster people who
wish to study along this line but who
cannot afford to attend high priced
out-of town institution. Miss Thomp-
son il we'll 6ttod for thjs WORK Sba