Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-11-12
L. Newman, of Bagley, was here

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S. E. GmaIley was here from
Cuba City, Monday.
-Munsing Underwear See Scbrei
ner's ad on page 3.
Ruth A. Allen was caller from
Bloomington Sunday.
E Fl. HAUNT, Of Platteville,
was in Lancaster, Saturday.
Miss Martha Tanner, of Sitter,
called in Lancaster, Monday.
Mrs. Russell and daughter, Of
Woodman, were here Monday.
jesse j. Ruble, of Platteville,
was business caller Monday.
T. S. Metcalf Of Glen Haven, had
business in Lancaster, Monday.
Mrs. Albert Dahl, of Montfort,
had business in Lancaster, Monday.
Thursday, Nov. q, has been
officially designated as Thanksgiving
day.
j. N. Logan and o. w. Fesbal,
of Muscoda, called in Lancaster last
week.
Mrs G. W. Mauer and daughter
Elva were here from Fennimore Sat
urdaY.
Mrs. Harvey Julius and Miss
Nora Caspers were here from Sitter,
Monday.
Mrs. NeCollins went to Platte
Vile Monday to see her mother, Mrs.
Cunday.
H, G. Taylor and D Rupp, of
Cassville, were Lancaster visitors
Saturday.
The regular meeting of the
Woman's Club will be held at tbs
home of Mrs. Downer Kilby Monday
afternoon, Nov. II at 2 30.
Mrs. F c. Burr announces on
page two Of this paper a big millinery
sale beginning next Saturday.
Mrs. q C Stanley has been
confined to her home the past week
due to a fall down the stairs.
Miss Edith Plattner, of Sitter,
and Miss Louisa hamburger, of
Liberty, were in Lancaster, Monday,
Mrs. Warner, who has baen here
visiting at the Eyersoll home, return-
ed to her home in Berlin, Monday.
Miss Daisy skillicorn, of CRANKY,
Wis, arrived Friday evening for a
visit with her sister, Mrs. Thos. Nc.
Donald.
Ray Ranum, Of Dodgeville, was
here over Sunday visiting his friend,
Miss Minnie Livens. He returned
home, Monday morning.
The opening play Monday night
Nov. II, will be Just Plain Motley"
a comedy in four acts. Specialties of
the better sort between acts.
Mote Baxter & Diapers big
special cut price sale on Mems and
Women s suits and wraps, blankets,
etc. See their big advertisement on
page six.
The W. G. T. q. will meet
Thursday afternoon Nov. 18th, 1918.
with the president Mrs. Elizabeth
Jordan may there be goodly mum.
Der present.
The demand upon our advertising
columns is such that We are obliged
to scatter local news and county news
around upon nearly every page of
The Herald this week
Mrs. Fl. A. Elwell, of Clarion,
Ia, is visiting at the home of her
parents Mr.. and Mrs Albert Bud
worth. She and Mr.. Elwell recently
returned from trip through Canada.
Mrs. Austin Ferrand returned
home Sunday after several days spent
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of her brother. John, who is seriously
i'll with some sort Of stomach trouble.
"A call for local campaign
managers to take charge of the sale of
Red Cross Christmas Seals in different
parts Of the state has been issued by
Otto F. Bradley, campaign manager
of the Wisconsin Anti Tuberculosis
Association. This is the opening
gun of the 1913 seal campaign by
which the association will raise funds
for continuing during the coming
year the campaign that is doing so
much good for the eradication of
preventable disease in Wisconsin.
Thanksgiving day has been set for
opening the sale, which closes Christ
mas.
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