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


terrain bazaar Dec. 9Th
Mrs. Taylor Fischer was here
from Fennimore, Saturday.
j. H. Marks, Of Fennimore, had
business in Lancaster Friday.
-Chas. Roberts is spending a
couple of weeks in Madison on bust
ness.
Mrs Matzen and Mr.. Porter, of
Preston, were callers between trains
Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. H A. Robinson,
of Sitter were here between trains
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Rose are the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Hopkins. of
Fennimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Juo Mcmahon are
in Chicago this week attending the
stock show.
Mrs. AL Cardy went to Montfort.
Monday to meet her sister, Mrs. S.
L. Campbell
The Ladies of the Baptist church
will sell aprons and candy at the city
hall Dec. Goth.
Mrs. Geo. Mcpherson, of Ellen
boro, took the train at Lancaster,
Saturday, to see friends in Madison.
Mrs. Allen of Beetown, took the
train here. Saturday for visit with
her sister, Mrs L. Carthew, at Platts-
Vile.
Mrs. F. 8. Brandt spent Thanks
giving here at the H. E Borsh home,
and returned home to Fennimore Sat.
urday.
Ernest McKichan. Frank Webb
On;e Druen, Harry Garthwaite and
Harley Merry were visitors from Mt.
Hope. Monday.
Mrs. E. Townsend, of Montana,
who has been visiting here with Der
sister, Mrs. F &. Musnder, went to
Montfort, Saturday.
Every Royal Neighbor is request.
ed to be present at the netting Friday
night Dec, 5th. Roll call of mem
bers. Good time expected
Mrs Geo H. Robinson. of
Dodgeville. who has been a guest at
the VIM. Ward home in this city,
returned home Monday Afternoon.
Mrs. Henry Pollock and children
spent Thanksgiving here with her
parents Mr. and Mrs VIM Brett
! haupt, returning home to Fennimore,
Saturday.
John Diebcld. living near Cass.
Vile, will have an auction sale at
his farm on Wednesday, Dec 10. See
advertisement on another page Of to-
days Herald.
Clarence Sousley, of Chicago,
partner in the firm of David Crichton
& Co, spent the week end here with
Mr.. and Mrs Crichton with whom his
little son now makes his home.
The hunters have been shooting
men for deer in Maine and Wisconsin,
for turkeys in Oklahoma aud for
quail in Illinois. No form of beast
or fowl is so unlike the divine one of
m an that buck fevered" hunter can
tell the difference
Come and see "A Jolly Mix up,
three act play to be given at the
Rock school hou Q. Dist. No. 8, South
Lancaster, on Wednesday evening,
/ Dec. 10 1913 Basket sociabIe after
the play. Ladies please bring baskets.
| Eva B, Burr, teacher.
About twenty of the neighbors of
Mes. Leroy Judd including a mum Der
of members Of the Modern Woodman
lodge of which the late Mr.. Judd was
member, mbled at the farm
few days ago, where they husked the
seasons crop of corn and stacked
the fodder for her. This thoughtful
! and neighborIy act is very gratefully
acknowledged by Mrs. Judd, and she
has asked The Herald to thus pub
licly express her appreciation and
thanks therefor.
The continued dark and wet
weather for more than a week past
gives everybody the grumps. =
Ruads are muddy and difficult for
travel trade is made dull in all lines. |
1t is necessary to use artificial lights
much of the time and things generally
seem out of time. If the weather man |
can give US little sunshine once in
awhile he will make a great hit. |
This ought to be great weather for the
casing of tobacco. but we don't raise
any in this locality.