Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-01-01

g. E. Smith, of Fennimore was
here on business between trains yes
terday.
The ringing Of sleigh bells is a
sort of music entirely unfamiliar this
winter.
Reuh French, of Bloomington,
was in the city on business Mon day
afternoon.
Miss Hazel Tufiey, of Boscobel,
| is the guest Of her friend. Miss Kath-
crime Mccoy.
Rev. F. A. Wamb bald left sunday
afternoon for Lacrosse to attend the
funeral of friend.
Miss Jessie McGonigal is holt
day guest at the home Of her sister,
Mrs John Henkel.
The Pythian Sisters will have
their installation of officers on We'd
nesday evening. January 10.
There will be private installa-
tion of officers of the Eastern Star
Chapter Friday evening, Jan. 8
Arthur Knapp and sister. Miss
Marie went to Boscobel Yesterday
afternoon to spent few days with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Howe, of
Sioux City. Iowa, left here yesterday,
having spent week at the home of
his father J. H. Howe.
Mrs. Sarah B. Whit, who has
been visiting here with her sister,
Mrs Mary Hicks. for the past several
weeks left yesterday for her home in
Duluth.
-Elgie Wymer, of Beetown, who
had one Of his limbs amputated below
the knee the day before Christmas, at
the Doulittle hospital, is rapidly re-
covering.
Mis-. E. NJ Lowry and sun
Ted" who went south recently, are
now pleasantly located for the winter
at 5000 st. Charles Avenue, New
Orleans.
The annual meeting of the Con
gregational church will be held next
Monday evening, at the church
Supper will be served to mem Ders of
the church and the society.
-Kiley Brothers, both of whom
Gave sold their farms about seven
miles west of Lancaster, will jointly
have big auction sale on Tuesday.
January ii, See particulars in our
auction bulletin.
john Schreiner & Sons announce
in big advertisement on the second
page of todays Herald their big
January reduction sale of ready to-
wear garments. Prices are being
heavily cut See I'd page for parti-
culars.
Ernest Rumble, formerly of this
city. and his sister, Mrs. Thoma S
Taylor, who have been conducting a
restaurant and ice cream parlor, at
Bloomington for the past year. have
removed to Cassville, where they have
engaged in the same business.
The various churches in the city
had special services and Christmas
tree exercises last week for the chill
dren. The Baptist church had it's
tree on Monday evening, while the
Congregational, Nj. E., German Evan
gelical and Episcopal churches held
their exercises on Christmas eve.
Farmers of Dane county and other
sections of the state are demanding the
repeal of the present bovine tuber-
culosis law, which provides that after
June 80 the state shall not pay for
cattle that are condemned. Veteren-
arians will ask that some of the com
pulsory features of the old law, re-
curing the test ng of all cattle, be
restored.
Stock shipments during the past
week have been made as follows: On
Thursday. j. Dobson one car load of
hogs, Place and Jerrett, one car load
of hogs Mccoy and Croft, one car
load Of hogs; Friday, l.. E. Damn
shipped one car of hogs; Mccoy and
Croft 2 two cars of hogs; j. Dobson,
one car Of hogs. Seven car loads of
stock went out on Monday: Mccoy
and Croft two car loads of hogs; Place
and Jerrett two car loads of hogs !;
j. Dobson two car loads of hogs and
A. E. Lweis one car Of cattle Yes
terday Tuesday, Carl Brandemuehl
and j. Dobson each shipped one car
load Of hogs.
Saturday evening DR.. R. H.
Kinney, F. W. Rafferty,. j. NJ. Allen
and B. J. Lowrey went over to Bee