Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-12-16
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Clarence Suttle went to Chicago
on business Thursday.
Mrs. John Plattner was down
from Sitter Saturday.
). M. Gardner was a business
caller from PIatteville Wednesday.
Mrs. Maggie Kirk was down be-
tween trains from Sitter Saturday.
). B. Mauer was down from
Fennimore on business last Wednes-
day.
Richard Sweeney left Friday for
the northern part of the state on bus
mess.
Harry E. Gross went to Living
ston Wednesday to deliver Sohmer-
Grand piano.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Mooney, of
Woodman, were here on business
Wednesday.
Misses Elsie Budach and Frances
Lind were down between trains from
Sitter Saturday.
Mrs. Joseph Casper went to
Fennimore Wednesday for a visit at
the Fred Heberlein home.
Congregational Ladies' Aid will
meet on Friday afternoon, at 3
O'Clock, with Mrs. Carrie Knapp.
Louis Lantz returned to his home
in Dodgeville, Wednesday after visit
ing several days at the John Pink
home.
Mrs. j. D. Hatch and baby
daughter went to Cuba City Satur-
day for few days. visit with re-
latives.
MIR. and Mrs. John S. Wright
left Thursday for San Diego, Cali
fornia, where they will spend the
winter.
Mrs. Thomas Blackburn return
ed to her home in Flora Friday, after
spending a week with her aunt, Mrs.
David Cornwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Swartz went
to Galena Saturday being called
their by the death of Mrs. Swartz's
mother. Mrs. Lind.
J. T. Parish, of Platteville, was
here several days the past week writ
ing Accident Policies for Woodman
insurance and reports excellent sue
cess.
Miss Edith Austin returned to
Liberty Thursday, after a visit here
with relatives. Her friend Nellie
DiVall returned with her for a short
visit.
Come in or send in and order
The Herald sent for year to some
absent friend or relative as a Christ
mas present. You'll find it will be
an appreciated gift.
Lancaster merchants say that the
holiday trade was good early in the
season, but that it dropped off a bit
last week. There is very indication
that the season will finish strong.
Superintendent of schools E. e.
Brick has received from the state
check for $292.22 for teachers in
stitutes. Two Institutes have already
been pulled off, and four others are
scheduled.
Diploma examinations in the
rural schools will be held next year a
month earlier than has been the Gus
tom. Instructions for this function
are being sent out by Superintendent
Brick. The examinations will be held
the last week in January.
While the affixing of a revenue
stamp is necessary on marriage Ger
tifcates under the new war revenue
law, no stamp is required on a mar
riage license. A stamp must be at
tached to every telegram, bill of lad
ing and long distance telephone mes
sage.
Lyman Howe's pictures at the
opera house next Saturday night
Dec. 10. Most people don't under
stand the wonders of these pictures
until they see them. You will hear
the people talk, hear the birds sing,
pigs squeal, mule bray, fish spatter IN
the water. Every thing will be life
like.
The upstairs rooms over the two
store buildings recently purchased by
DIR. Gault, north of the Union State
Bank. have been entirely remodeled
and put in excellent condition during
the past month and will be occupied
by The Herald office, which will be
moved to the new location some
time in January. The rooms are
larger than those of our present
quarters and better adapted to our
needs.
Lancaster merchants now all |