Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-12-06

Mrs. ". J. schade went to
Chicago Saturday.
Richard Meyer Jr went to
Madison Monday.
Don't forget the Congregational
bazaar, Saturday, Dec. 9.
Mccoy and Croft shipped car of
cattle to Chicago Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Emler
visited at Madison last week.
Ralph Lathrop, of Fennimore,
was in Lancaster over Sunday.
Palmer Skangstal. of Blanchard
Vile, visited friends here last week
Ralph Stone, of Madison, visited
relatives and friends here last week
Clarence McMahon left Monday
on business trip to Dakota and MIN
nesota.
Warren Wayne spent Thanks
giving with friends st Anderson g
Mills.
DIR. J. a. Reed went to Montfort
Monday to attend a united mine
meeting,
Mrs. Lucy Hyde, who is now
making her home in PlattevilIe, came
to Lancaster Monday
Clyde GobIe and Ernest Alt came
nome from the University of Wiscon-
sin for Thanksgiving,
Miss Martha Hippenbecker, of
Fennimore spent Sunday at the Chas.
Jewel home in Lancaster.
Judge Clementson and Court
Reporter. E. J. Morse are holding
court at Darlington this week.
Miss Henrietta Gratz who is
employed at the Wright House spent
Sunday with relatives at Sitter.
George Hyde has moved his
repair car onto vacant lot in the
rear of L. Groenier's music store.
On account of the nearing holt
day season the business houses will
keep open evenings beginning next
Monday.
Bert Chandler spent Sunday with
his parents at Glen Haven. He left
Wednesday and went home by way of
Prairie du CHEN.
jay HarclerCad and wife went to
Platteville Wednesday to spend
Thanksgiving with James Harcle-
road and family.
Skating is fine on Fl. F. Barnett
ponds now and and the young people
are enjoying this pastime while the
weather is moderate.
There was no school in session in
the 9th grade Monday morning as
Prof B. James had not returned from
his Thanksgiving vacation.
Misses Grace Stone and Claudia
Jordan who are attending the Univer-
sity at Madison spent Thanksgiving
with their parents at Lancaster.
In another column will be found
an advertisement by Mrs. Beth
Bowers, who handles all kinds of
insurance, fire, automobile. etc.
Keenan, Bennett who is attending
the University at Madison was home
for Thanksgiving. His cousin, York
keenan, accompanied him for a visit.
Joe Brewer, a former Lancaster
boy, who is employed in the Grant
County News Office at Platteville
spent Thanksgiving with Lancaster
friends.
There will be services at the
usual hours, morning AMI evening,
next Sunday. at Emmanuel Episcopal
church, by AIchdeacon Blossom, of
Madison.
&C. W. Burrows mas moved into
his new house north from the Metho-
dist church. He has fine, convent
ent modern house, which will also add
to the beauty of the street.
There Will be So Sundays in 1911,
and this will not happen again for
100 years. It has been suggested
that all religious denominations cele
brate the 53rd Sunday, Dec. 81, as a
day of universal Thanksgiving.
The fourth sermon of the Christ
mas series at the Congregational
church will be given next Sunday,
December 10th. The subject will be
Jesus the Prophet and Priest and
all are cordially invited to attend
"A party was given at the home
of Ed Creamy Wednesday evening at
which Leroy Eddy, Arthur Zenz and