Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-12-03

ing season closed last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F ank Reed are
visiting relatives at Boscobel.
Getting about time to think of
what che is going to swear eff
Miss Elizabeth Trainor was a
visitor from Fennimore Saturday.
Mrs. Demiag. of Fennimore. was
in Lancaster on business Wednesday.
H. W. Culver, OF Platteville,
ha business in Lancaster last Wed
ne day.
Mr. and Mrs Thos Rumble, Of
Madison, were here last week at the
Jno Rumble home
Mrs. Chas Henry and son,
Melvin. of Sitter, were here on
business Wednesday.
Miss Helen Woolstpnholme went
to Sitter Wednesday to spend Thanks
giving with her parents.
Miss Beth Austin, who teaches at
Belmont was home over Thanksgiving
at R. A. Austin 8 of Liberty
-Thos. Green and grand children,
Verna and Earl, spent Thanksgiving
with relatives at Madison.
Mrs. Carl Alt and baby spent
Thanksgiving at Livingston with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Fischer.
Mrs. Bayman was down from
Sitter again Friday and doctor
Hassell says her hand is improving
nicely
Mrs. A. j. Howell went to
Bridgeport Wednesday to see her
daughter. Mrs D. J Campbell, who
is sick
Clarence Baumgartrer of Plain
Vile, Kansas, was here over Thanks
giving at the homes Of Martin Oswald
and Jacob Baumgartner.
james K. Stevens, of Platteville,
has been appointed trustee for the
bankrupt stock Of goods of the D. o.
Eustice store. at Livingston.
The Barnett jewelry store has
installed a new public fountain pen
filler. You many stop in and get
your pens filed free of charge.
Misses Vesta and Sue johnson
walked to Liberty, Friday. attended
| the exercises at Miss Mabel Duncalf' S
school and came back on the evening
train.
This is the kind of weather that
finds all the defects in footwear. If
you have foot wear needs you will BIZ
interested in the advertisement of o
Heberlein on page nine of tnis paper.
&C. +. Dickinson has returned
from Fayette, Iowa, where he attend
ed the funeral of his brother. His
daughter, Mrs. Anderson and her chill.
dren, of Lac range, Illinois. returned
home with him for an EXTENDED visit.
Mrs. Novinska, of Fennimore,
made short visit here the latter part
of the week with her brother, Leo
Roethe Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Heber.
lein AID children returned to Fenni
more with them Saturday for short
visit.
-Jewelry and gems of quality,
watches chains, silverware and all in
thnse lines that appeal to the buyer
who has Christmas gifts in mind, are
called attention to in an attractive adj
vertisement for F P. Barnett on page
three of this paper
Charles Corson, Of Genoa, I'll,
is here taking treatment at the Schade
sanitarium. Mr.. Corson is a near
friend of Mr.. Heating, of Huntly,
Ill, Mr. Schade's millionaire
patient, and they are rooming to-
gether at the Hotel Farwell.
H. A. Hickok and wife, of Bel
mont, who have been visiting in
Bloomington. took the train here,
Monday for their home, accompanied
by their daughter Mrs. Vivian Hickok
and F E. Miller, of South Dakota,
who have been visiting in Lancaster.
"A number Of Lancaster people
left on Tuesday FIR California to
spend the winter. In the party were
Misses Carrie Wright. Maude Carthew,
Florence and Kate eastman, Mrs.
Theresa Lewis, Mrs. John Phillips,
Mr. Elwell and John D. Orion, all of
this city, and Mrs Nina Glasier, of
Bloomington.
Three of the five Glen Haven men
arrested on the charge of selling in
toxicating liquor in dry territory
pleaded guilty on Friday. They were
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