Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-11-26

nimore, was in Lancaster, Thursday
H. M. Weber and a. g. Pond, of
Evansville, had business in Lancaster,
Monday.
-Arno Alt and Harvey Hurlburt
autoed to GaIena Tuesday on d bust
ness trip.
The Shakespeare Club will meet
with Mrs NJ. A. Calvert on Friday
afternoon, Dec. 2.
Mrs. Tom Mcconnell and Miss
May Elwell, of Burton, were Lancas-
ter visitors, Friday
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Mar
Gus, of Potosi, on Wednesday of last
week, a baby girl.
Misses Ethel Woodington and
Maudie Wamsley we're here from
Cassville, last Saturday.
&C. W. Burrows has had the in.
terror Of his store repapered, which
makes big improvement.
DIR. j. 9. Doolittle has been in
Chicago the past week receiving treat
ment for one of his eyes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Harper went
to Madison Saturday morning for a
weeks visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Porter, of
Werley, are here visiting their
daughter, Mrs. VIM. Cook.
Tomorrow is Thanksgiving. Only
month until Christmas. The old
year will soon be ended again
Miss Emma Lindahl, of Elgin,
ILL.,, making an extended visit hare
with her sister Mrs Frank Marshall
Rev. Thrall went to Montfort
Monday to assist in revival meetings
which are being held there CHS week.
Miss Anna Stake, who has been
here to see her cousin. Mrs Bartle
Frey, returned home to Montfort, Sat
urday.
Little Velma and Ray Pier. who
are attending school here spent Satur-
day and Sunday with their father at
Sitter.
Fall and winter footwear is ad-
vertissed in an attractive announce
ment by Louis Weber on page two of
this paper.
Misses Barbara Barnett. Hilda
Fischer and Myrl Burrows took the
afternoon train to Liberty Sunday and
walked back.
Miss Ruth ziegler and brother,
Maurice. are spending a few days in
Milwaukee and Chicago with friends
and relatives.
Miss Conner, who has been en-
ployed as trimmer in Mrs. Burr's
millinery store, has returned to Chi
cago for the winter.
Arthur Kelly of Waukesha, is
taking Ed Rumpf's place on the
morning passenger train as mail clerk,
during Mr.. Rumpf's vacation
Mrs Wier and children, of
Liberty, made a short visit here last
week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jno. Domer. returning home Sunday.
The Boice Creek and Hurricane
Ladies' Aid Society, will have a
bazaar Friday evening, Dec. 12h, at
the home of Grant Hampton's s. Re-
freshments to be served in connection.
Invitation extended to all.
The old reliable Peninsular
furnaces are being handled and ad
vertiseG by Joe. E. IveY They have
many strong points of merit and have
been upon the market for many years.
Made by big and old established
company. See advertisement upon
page five of this paper.
Lancaster lecture and enter
tainment course season started off
! EAOAOoJ ONOdAh6 WAUA NOLJ 6OOO
musical company, The Four Artists.
The season is auspiciously begun. The
sale of season tickets was larger this
year than usual, the house was crowd
ed. and there is more than enough
money in the treasury already to
pay for the talent engaged. This is
as it should be. The committee in
charge of the work is not in it for
profit; even their personal services
being donated. All money received
will be used for the furnishing of the
best attractions procurable. All of
the talent on this seasons program is
furnished by the Redpath Lyceum
Bureau.
Mr. and Mrs. G.. M. Klarman
we're present on Saturday evening,
Nov. Is, at the marriage of Mrs