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

Guy Hampton has been on a
business trip to Minneapolis
L. g. Hickok went to Fennimore
on business. Thursday morning.
J. q. Semrad. Of Highland, was
a business caller here Wednesday.
1t has been a busy season of
Christmas shopping that ended last
evening
C. E. Mcmahon returned yester-
day from short business trip 10
Reedsburg.
Girls, remember there is only one
more week of leap year left and there
are several good ones yet unchosen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Bennett and
son have gone to Mather. Wis to
spend the holidays with relatives and
friends.
jesse Day. wife and children
went to Madison on Monday where
they will visit with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Chas Edwards, of Linden,
spent Sunday here at the hons of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs w. 2.
Rowdon.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Bausch and
son went to CassviIle yesterday to
spend couple of days at the home of
his mother.
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Dickinson
are visiting their SON in law and
daughter. ur. and Mrs R. nj. Carter,
at Livingston.
Mrs Libby Jenkens, of Mifflin,
spent few days here with her sister,
Mrs. Geo P. Walker, returning home
Monday morning
Byron Mabon. of the Mabou Land
Co., NorthteId. Mimi, spent two or
three days here last week with G. E.
Mahou, agent for the company.
Misses Margaret Taylor and Mary
Webb who are attending school at
Appleton arrived home Saturday even
ing for the Christmas vacation.
Miss Dorothy Baldwin returned
home Friday noon, from Menomonie.
Wis, to spend the Christmas vacation
with her mother, Mrs. Nellie Bald
win.
Miss Esther Henkle came home
from Sinsnnawa. Thursday evening
to spend the holidays. She is at
tending st. Clara S College at that
place,
John Kaump and sister Miss
Mary, Of Platteville. accompanied by
their sister Mrs. Shears of Missouri
are holiday guests at the Everett UT
home.
Ellsworth Richie and Maurice
ziegler arrived Friday evening from
Bowlder, Colo, where they are at
tending the University to spend the
holidays at their respective homes.
While jumping onto a pile of
brush in order to scare out a rabbit,
the gun which Edwin Schwarine of
Cassville carried was accidentally dis
charged, the charge entering his right
side and penetrating his lung.
enough to eat Xmas dinner with Mrs.
NJ. V. Bur1is will have the op-
portunity of eating real English
plum pudding which was made in
England and sent to her by Mr.. and
Mrs. d. II. Muesse, of Vancouver, B.
C.
THE Toymaker's Children
Christmas play in three acts written
by Mr.. Jesse Grafton, English in
structor in the High school in this
city, was presented at the high school
on Thursday evening by ten of the
German students. the eleventh and
leading character, the toy maker,
being Mr. Grafton himself. The play
which was witnessed by large audi
ence mostly the parents and friends
Of the high school pupils. proved to bs
a success in every way.
Claire c. Tot nan who recently ac-
cepted position as director in the
dairy department of an institute con-
Quoted by the Uruguan Government,
at Montevideo in South America. left
here Friday morning for Madison,
where he was to meet NJ. o. Mol
gard, of Plattevilla. who will be his
assistant. From there they will go
east. stopping on their way at Chi
cage and Washington. D. @ before
reaching New York They expect to
sail from New York on the 28th of
January.
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