Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-12-13

=. 5. Wright was in Chicago last
week on business.
"A. r. Clifton had business in
Sitter Saturday.
Rev. Daake. of Sitter. was here
over night Friday.
Floyd Scott left Saturday for
Marshfeld. Wis.
Miss Edith Austin was down
from Liberty Saturday.
"A. g. Knapp and daughter Marie
went to Chicago Saturday.
p. 7. Stevens was here from
Montfort one day last week.
The roads have been in terrible
condition for the past few days.
Allen Martin and E E. Olson
attended the stock show in Chicago
last week.
Mrs. Jerry Garner, of Portland,
Ore, is making an extended visit at
Lancaster.
-Chet Hannum is much improved
from his sickness and is gaining
strength rapidly.
Mrs. Lon Wayne visited her
aunt at Fenuimore Thursday. It was
her aunt's birthday.
Mrs. McHale, of Chicago, is a
guest Of her sister, Miss nellie
Carmody in Lancaster.
Mrs. J Fl. Pugh returned We'd
nesday evening from Chicago where
she spent Thanksgiving.
Hubert Alt has now purchased
the Elmer Eastman residence property
west of the Hotel Farwell.
WIN. Lorenz has moved his
family to town and is now in full
charge of the Clanton Feed Mill.
Mrs. R. A. Watkins expects to
start Thursday for Oaklahoma where
she will spend TIE winter with rela-
tives
Mrs. j. B. Smith left Tuesday
for Chicago to visit her daughter, and
will then visit other relatives in In.
diana.
Henry Hewitt is very Ill at the
present writing. John Livens is
taking mis- place on the Purity Oil
wagon.
Henry I. Hartline, living north
of the city, advertises an auction sale
upon another page today's Herald.
His date is Monday. Dec. 49,
More locals news will be found
this week upon page nine of The
Herald County correspondence Is
scattered about on several pages.
-Orton' s Studio announces in it's
advertisement on another page that
there is yet time to give sittings for
Christmas photographs if attended to
at once.
Ernest Lane, more commonly
known as Capt came home Sunday
from Seattle, Washington to see his
father, John Lane, who is i'll at his
home in Lancaster.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Holzinger,
who reside just east of the city, are
sending out invitations for their
silver wedding anniversary, which
will take place on the forenoon of
Friday, Dec. %.
The marriage license issued this
week for Daniel P. Griswold, of
Antioch and Alma E. Fivecoats, of
BoscQbel, was issued under special
permit from Judge Goodsell and the
coul were married on Monday.
II > Ladies Aid of the Congregat-
ional CHURCH cleared over 500 at their
bazaar Saturday. Nearly everything
sold ont quickly and although the sale
did not commence until Saturday af-
ternoon scarcely anything was left for
the evening bazaar.
High time now to select the
coming years supply of reading
matter. Why not include The Herald.
or send it to an absent friend or
relative. It will CONS to them almost
as welcome as a letter each week.
Consult our clubbing list en- an other
page.
The Congregational Woman's Mis-
sionary Society will meet with Mrs
George Goble next Friday afternoon
at 2 80. This being the occasion for
the annual election of officers, a full
attendance is greatly desired. THIS
reading of a Christmas story will be
an interesting feature of the occas-
ion. -Secy.