Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-12-09
/ SHERIFF w. B. Dyer went to Du-

buque, Monday. !lII
Hubert Alt is numbered among the
sick again this week.
Harry Biggin, of Glen Haven,
was in the city Thursday. -
Congress again assembled, for
the short session, on Monday.
-DzsWilbur, Doll expects to return to
New York City about Thursday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman
Bowen, last Wednesday, baby girl :.
Frank Burrows has been con-
fined to his home the past week on
account ofsillness,!sI aEs
Fritz DieseLhas purchased the
81 acre tract east of the cemetery,
fermerlyaowneds. byatIa. Alt &.nSons.
s-The Feast of immaculate Con-
Eception was observed in the st
Clement 3 church Tuesday morning !.
qj The only marriage license issued
1 the past week, was Arthur Schmidt
and Florence Keene, both of Ellenboro.
Mrs. Mary BolzelI, who under
went an operation at the cDrs. God
frey hospital last Wednesday, is i'm.
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{ r-Messrs. IL Tom Haley. and / Ed
Austin returned Monday from Madi-
son wherei they took the former car
for repairs! 1850 - 10000 .,a5y7sr
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Lesser,
of Potosi, were Lancaster visitors
yesterday and became new subscribers
to The; Herald! efsas2 aas.11 ='ocf
Mr.. Chas. Shower, a former resi-
dent of Lancaster, now inspector. of
charitable Institutions was business
caller several days last week arrt
Fred Schrieber departed Thurs
day for his home in Belvidere, S.
Dak., afer a couple of weeks visit
here with friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs, j, S, Wright and
their cousin, Miss Carrie Wright,
will leave tomorrow to spend the
winter in San Diego, California
plan to attend the Christmas
program and basket social at the
Aupderle school Dec. Is. Leila Ben
nett teacher. Everyone welcome.
"A meeting for the election of Off
GERS of the, G. A. R. post will be held
at their hall next Saturday evening.
All of the comrades are requested to
be present if possible. : SIZES ~
A free demonstration of, Old
Time coffee, is being made at Hoff-
mans restaurant all of this week,
conducted by Miss Lovelace. A cup
of good coffee and a wafer free : to
all. Drink up !@s'n.- re Z. 7afc&7E'&
"A. L. Wiedenbeck, Of. Cottage
Grove. Wis. was here several days
last week assisting his father in the
annual inventory of the local plant
of the Brittingham-Hix Lumber
company. rs@-~g 's~t.1a% -
M. G. Teterington, of Mankoto,
Mimi. was brought before Justice
c. w. Burrows by Sheriff Dyer, last
Saturday upon charge of, adultery,
committed at Sitter last July. He
was bound over for hearing in the
circuit court and gave bond in the
sum of $500 for his appearance.
The board of public works of the
city is negotiating with representa-
tives of the Electric Light and Power
company for doing away with the
present arc lights and installing 138
powerful Mazda lamps, one at each
street crossing throughout the, city,
if satisfactory rates can be obtained,
thus lighting the, town much, better
without adding greatly to the cost. -
John F. Taylor is having honors
thrust thick upon him. Two weeks
ago he was united in marriage to one
of Lancaster''s estimable, ladies', Mrs.
Geo. E. Budd, and now he has re-
ceived notice thao he has been APP
pointed aide de camp upon the staff of
R., which is greatly esteemed honor
with an old soldier.
Hon. David Schreiner, grand
master Of the Wisconsin grand lodge
l. O. O. F., has designated today,
December 9th, as a day to be re-.
membered as Homecoming. The
local |. O. O. F. lodge has extended
an invitation to all members to be.
present and help celebrate the event.
Supper will be served at the hall at
$50 this evening, after which
several musical numbers will be
rendered. The third degree will also
be exemplifed and a good attendance
is hoped for.