Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-12-25

Carthy are homs for the holidays.
Mrs Augusta Wisco and son
Ernest spent Christmas at Plattevilie
with relatives
Jas Wenzel, who went ont to
California the first of December re-
turned home Friday noon
John Wisco left yesterday for
Mason City, Iowa, for visit with
his brother ANTON and family.
Miss Helen Abrams a student at
Milwaukee Downer, arrived Monday
noon for visit with relatives and
friends.
Miss Baereuth Bowers returned
home Monday from Prairie du Chen
TO spend the holidays with her mother,
Mrs. Beth Bowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Shipley and
son Ralph went to Boscobel Monday
afternoon to spend Christmas at the
home of his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Howe OF
Sioux City, Ia, came Monday to
spend Christmas with his parents Mr..
and Mrs J. FL Howe. /.
j. H. Pugh left Monday for Chi.
cago and Galesburg, Ill, to spend the
holidays with relatives. Mrs. Pugh
went about two weeks ago
Mrs Kamm and baby, of Platte
VILE and g. N. Webb are here to
spend the holidays with their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Webb.
The Herald this week completes
the publication of proceedings OF
the recent session of the Grant
county board of supervisors.
Lancaster Lodge No. 20 F. & A.
M. and Grant Chapter No. 27 R. A.
NJ. will hold Joint installation Fri
day evening, Dec. 9th. 1912.
The Gross Music House delivered
two Sohmer pianos last weeS, one to
Miss Pearl Frye and and the other at
the Ed. Kelly home at Hurricane.
Andrew Brown left Monday
morning for Sparata, Wis where he
will spend Christmas with his brothers
and sisters at the home of his brother
G w. Brown.
Il. Alt & Son have installed four
of the finest sets of scales in the city
at their up.to date grocery and market.
They are high class in every way and
cost 5000 each.
Robert Meysembourg who is a
student in the Sacred Heart College,
at Prairie du Chen, is spending his
two weeks Christmas vacation with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Meysen oourg.
Mrs. Harry Clary, nee Stella
Smith, and baby. Of Macintosh So
Oak, arrived here Friday evening to
spend the winter with relatives. Her
sister Mrs. Ellie Dobson went to Pres
ton Friday afternoon to meet her.
Don't forget "A Royal Slave
at the opera house, Jan. Sd. There
will be five big acts and eight scenes
of real show. All special scenery,
elegant costumes and six select
vaudeville numbers including the
great European novelty, The Chanti-
cler Girl, =
The remains Of Mrs. Ben Bass,
Sr. who died at her home in Saloms
Springs. Ark on Thursday, were
brought to Potosi Monday morning
and then ID the home of her daughter
Mrs Ernest Trentzsch of this city.
Funeral services were held from the
NJ. +. church at o'clock Monday
afternoon, Rev. c. r Beers officiating.
The Daily Chicago Iuter Ocean,
under its new management. is fine
newspaper. We have special ar.
rangement with the publishers by
which we are enabled to furnish it
with The Herald to subscribers on
rural routes both papers one year
for So 60. The Herald and the
Weekly Iu1er Ocean and Farmer both
one year for $1.85
"A letter received at this off CO
from Joseph Tebo announces that he
has left Seneca. South Dakota and is
now living at Minneapolis In re-
newing his subscription to The Herald
for another year he says: II would
like to have the dear old Grant County
Herald sent to my new address. I
have read it ever since I was a small
boy of 10 years and now [ am past
three score years, and hope to read il a
number Of years longer if the Lord
spares me. Best regards to yourself
and al of my old friends in Grant
county, -