Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-12-11


1t is being freely predicted by the
prophets that this is to be an excep-
tionallY mild winter.
The Ladies Aid Of the Congrega-
tional church will meet at the church
Friday afternoon, Dec. 10.
Keep in mind the chicken pie
supper to be served by the ladies of
the W. R. G. and come Tuesday. Dec.
18th.
Send The Herald for year to an
absent friend or relative. It will
prove a most acceptable Christmas
present.
Leo Finnegan arrived home from
Mcintosh, SO Oak, on Saturday to
spend the winter here with his mother,
Mrs Margaret Fipnegan.
Joe Staver, who has been employ
ed at Livingston for the past six years,
leaves next Monday for Redland,
Od1IlOLAldS W CpOAO tu0 WluLCLs
The Ladies of the W. r. G. will
give chicken pie supper at the G. A.
r. hall next Tuesday evening, Dec.
II, from o'clock until all are served.
Miss Mary Warren found lady 8
fur collar which she has left at this
Office to be returned to the owner upon
proving the property and payment of
advertising charges.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Galloway
who have been visiting with relatives
in Minneapolis and the Dakotas for
the past few weeks, returned home
Wednesday noon.
Elmer Kann, Of Ionia, Ia spent
a few days here last week with old
friends His father, hubert Kann,
formerly operated the feed mill now
owned by VIM. Lorenz.
There will be a Christmas enter
tainment and basket sociable in the
Elm Dale school house District, No.
z, Waterloo, on the evening Of Dec.
20. Everyone invited.
-Thos. Finnegan left last week for
Mcintosh, So. OAK after a two
weeks visit here with his mother,
Mrs. Margaret Finnegan, and with
relatives and friends at Fennimore.
A. ]. Weiden beck was in Mus
coda and Blue River several days the
past week. making the annual settle
ments for the lumber yards at those
places owned by the Brittingham &
Hixon Lumber Co.
Mrs. David Weber was taken
seriously i'll Saturday evening and
at this writing she is slightly i'm
proved Her two sons from Fenni-
more, Albert and Cbas. have beer
down to see her.
Every Saturday afternoon at 2 80
o'clock beginning with Saturday Dec.
IA, F. G. Burr will give matinee at
the Oprheum theater for the benefit
of those coming from the country, and
others who are unable to attend the
pictures at night.
Ed Kiley, of Caputa, South
Dakota, has been here on a visit since
Thanksgiving and Will return to his
western home within few days. He
has sold his farm of 100 acres seven
miles west of Lancaster, on the
Bloomingon road, to L. H. Stevens
and Martin Mcdonald
Those in charge of the sale of Red
Cross seals in the cities which is being
done under the auspices of and for the
benefit of the Auti-tu berculosis
society. report that while the working
people and the fairly we'll TODD are
contributing their pennies and dimes
and quarters to the cause as generous.
ly as ever, the wealthy, instead of con
tributing in proportion, are either
buying stamps in very small amounts
or not buying at all. 1t is generally
So.
There are many special and ex
elusive features about modern bust
ness stationery which render it smart
AND particularly pleasing. We carry
big variety of high class bond papers
in linen finish. cookie and regular
finish, various weights. in mum Der
Of delicate tints as we'll as in white,
with envelopes to match When
making up your next order, if you
are not already regular customer of
this Office call and see what we have
to offer.
AT the M E. parsonage at 1
O'Clock Saturday afternoon occurred
the marriage Of Miss Anna Hodoval,
of this city, to Mr.. Harry B. Su1zer,
of Davenport, la. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sulzer spent Sunday with his sister.
Mrs. Chas. Thier, and a few days at
the home of Mrs. Suffers sister, Mrs.
Toe EIOdOuo1 Of