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

Fennimore Thursday.
-Nels Nelson, of Highland, was
in Lancaster, Friday.
Will Mulrooney was here from
Bloomington Saturday on business.
Miss Dora Allen, of Livingston.
had business in Lancaster, Monday.
Wallace Galley was in Madison a
few days the past week on business.
Joe Kaepers and family, Of
Liberty, spent Sunday here at Henry
Kasper's.
Mrs. Cora Camp of Sitter. was
here between trains on business
Thursday.
Miss Kitty McBrien went to
Chicago. Saturday to see her sister,
Mrs. Regan.
Mrs Cushman and daughter. Miss
BERTHE Cushman, Of Fennimore, called
here Monday.
Mrs. Chas Krohn went to Fenni-
more. Tuesday to attend the funeral
of Alden Parker Sr.
-Chas Hoajua, of Evansville, who
has been visiting friends here, re-
turned home, Monday.
Miss Jennie Biggs left here Sat
urday morning for Jessup. Iowa,
where she will hereafter reside
Mrs Jno. p Allen and daughter,
Miss Dora Allen, of Montfort, were
here between trains. Thursday.
Evans Barnett, who attends the
Sacred Heart College at Prairie du
Chen, is home for short stay.
Advertised letters at the postofice
are addressed to the following Thosben
Thomson, Miss Bertha Cass and Bessie
Keney.
Mrs. johnson and daughter
Title, of Platteville, have been visit
ing at Preston and were in Lancaster
between trains, Thursday.
The dance given at the rink on
Friday evening was we'll attended.
Gilman Williams orchestra. of P latte-
Vile, furnished the music.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Dennis visited
several days the past week at the
home of Mrs Dennis mother, Mrs
Joseph Daniels, in PlattevlIle.
There will be a basket social at
the Rock school, of North Lancaster.
Friday night, December 5. Miss Leila
Bennett. teacher. Everybody come.
e. M. Houghton will give a
basket social on December 9Th at the
Hurricane school, District No. 5.
Everybody invited but do not forget
your basket.
20. Heberlein calls attention to
footwear for the cold and wet weather
to be expected at this season of the
year. See his advertisement on page
five of this paper.
Don't fail to read T. F. Orion g
advertisement on eighth page of this
paper. It's Of peculiar interest just
now and nobody who reads it can
doubt that Tom wrote it himself.
Grant county will have but two
state farmers institutes the coming
winter-one at Montfort to be held
February II and Is, conducted by E.
@. Jacobs, the other at Potosi. Feb.
10 and 90, conducted by David Imrie.
The Misses Schmitt will have
their gift sale as usual, the exact date
to be given later. They are making
extra effort to have new dainty things
to wear as we'll as other fancy work,
water colors and hand painted china.
DO not forget to look for the date of
1t. Every body is cordially invited to
come.
In deciding upon your Christmas
presents don't forget that a year S
subscription to The Herald, the old
home paper that has been a household
favorite in Grant county for more than
20 years, will make a very acceptable
gift for an absent relative or friend
VINO formerly lived here. It will be
just like letter to them every week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Behnke, of
the town uf Waterloo, we're in town
Monday disposing of big lot of fine
geese for Thanksgiving purposes
Mr.. Behnke states that he has had an
unusually prosperous year upon his
farm and has been able to wipe out
all of his obligations and have a neat
balance on hand, which makes
Thanksgiving seem appropriate for
him. We are glad of it. He is an
upright and hard working man and
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