Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-12-27

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Mrs. Rose Foshay.
Mrs. Stockert visited a few days al
Lancaster.
Some school boys were brought uL
before Judge BETTER one day last week
last week, having been caught al
turning out street lights. The Judge
let them off with good lecture.
F. L. Greer & Son announce that
they have changed their minds about
closing out business-expect to con.
duct their we'll known store right
along. Their many friends and
customers here are pleased to hear OF
this decision
Stone & Ludden shipped 40. OOC
pounds of wool last week. hauling
the goods eleven miles to the station
All the time they were wishing that
they could use our forthcoming rail
road
Lloyd Hinch of White, S. D., is
visiting relatives here. He came to
Lancaster with his brother Clarence.
who moved his family and effects to
the Henry Henkel farm, Beetown,
having rented the place for the
coming year.
Miss Nellie Crabtree assisted in
the postofice during the holiday rush,
Charley Harper and wife of Plain
view. Texas, are visiting in this
vicinity, SO we hear. Reported that
they expect to stay.
Our schools are enjoying the
holiday vacation, and the teachers
living in other cities are at home
with their own people The country
echools, too. have adjourned for the
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John Bracket of Liberty called on
friends here on Monday Of last week
John is a farmer now.
John WEIGH. living sixty miles
west of ST. Louis, writes that they
had a snowstorm there last week.
Bidw eli Bros, living on the David
Ball farm, recently missed two head
Of cattle from the pasture, and despite
the fact that they advertised and
searched the country, no trace Of the
stock could be found Some think
that the animals must have been
stolen and butchered or shipped to
market.
When roads are bad, talk railroad
We hear that John Leamy has
rented his house to I. D. Nagle of
Patch Grove and will return to
Letcher. S. D., where he has business
interests Mr.. Maggie will retire
from the farm, where he has labored
for many years.
Ed Patterson and wife and Erma
Pagan visited at the Johnnie Patter
son home at Arlington, Iowa, over
Christmas.
John K. Patterson, our new towns
uIdu, Is QulU6 III W. AODC W A6al
of substantial Improvement
Miss Edith Ballantfne visited /
few days with friends in Dubuque.
j. c. Benefits, wife and daughter,
of Prairie du CHEN visited at the
W. v BENEFITS home over Christmas.
The dance in the city hall Monday
evening was pleasant social affair.
All report a good time
DR.. S. A. NARROW visited relatives
at Lancaster Monday.
Misses Anna Ertz and Dora Neie
are home from q visit with relatives
in Belmont and Darlington.
DR.. NJ. NJ. BARLEY of Columbus
and Leo BARLEY Of Madison are home
for the recess.
Amos Brown has been entertaining
his sister Birdie and her husband.
They" live out in Iowa.
Miss Mattiess5 Baldwin of La Crosse
is home for vacation.
Leslie Clark and wife of Lancaster
visited at the BARLEY home Monday
DR.. Tbos. Savage Of Platteville
was in town Monday.
Wilbur Austin visited couple Of
days at home. WilDur's duties takc
him all over the country.
Jay Martin Of Madison is holiday
visitor
David Rath sof Dubuque was :
visitor Monday.
Clarence Smith was over from
Prairie du CHEN Monday.
Mrs. G. w. Stone went to Milwau
kee today to consult a specials
regarding the serious condition of al
eye.