Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-12-09
GRANT COUNTY HERALD LANCASTER qosk DEcEBtR 1914

Jas. Pigg went to Fennimore on
business Saturday
Kenneth Burgess went to Dodge
vile Saturday on business.
Miss Elizabeth Stake went to
Montfort Saturday to visit her par
ents.
Mrs. Richard Williams and
daughter, of Sitter, were here We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Walker
went to Fennimore Monday for Wis.
it with relatives.
Mrs. John Rumble went to Madi |
son Saturday for short visit with
her sons, Ernest and Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Beetham took
their daughter to GAINESVILLE Monday
where she is attending institute.
w. A. Witcomb, of Ell
roy, was here several days last week
on business and visiting friends.
| Il NsMissesJeanefte ana Lahrs Stauf-
facher fwere down between trains from
FenpiimOre to consult Pr. Gault.
Il ALLEN Beiscamper, of Mt. Hope,
VISITED SATURDAY., with hiS. aunt and
uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Jordan.
Is Mrs. Frank Cedlec and daughter,
Eeturned~te-sheiH Observation-Disclosures,
Wednesday. after-several days visit.
Harry Biggin,. of Cassyille, had
business in Lancaster last Thursday
sand-s-made The Herald a pleasant
Eyisits - lfNV g
7 Mrs. Bert Bradley returned to
her home in Swingle, Ia, Saturday,
after visiting several days with her
mother, Mrs. Henry Timms-zaz
Mr.. c.. E. sMuf1ey and daughter
Gladys returned to their home in Bos-
cobel, Monday, after pleasant visit
at the H. j. Schmidt home.
Mrs. Grace Smith, of -Dodgeville,
returned home Wednesday after a
pleasant visit at the Geo. Jackerlng
home, southwest of Hurricane.
Il Misses Adeline and Marjorie
Carey returned to their home in Ben
ton Saturday, after. several days visit
with their sister, Mrs. Jay Williams.
Misses Ida and Lille Ertz left
Monday for their home in Butte,
Neb., after visiting several week at
the home of their unpcle5 sJOhn Ertz.
Mrs. Levi Smith and little son
IKenneth3 of Sitter were down be-
tween trains Wednesday, having DR..
Godfrey dress the little Boys broken
arm.
f Mrs. Frank narrower and little
daughter Virginia vent fte' Platte
vile Saturday for a Visit With her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. AL. j. Schroe-
DER
Mrs. Frank Sitter returned
home Wednesday from Milton Jet,
where she had been to attend the
funeral of her .father,e Mr. Henry
lStis =, 4 &.as' So az A-%-<si
Mrs. Orella Smith, of Fennimore
returned home Saturday after being
here several weeks taking care of her
aunt, Mrs. David Cornwell, who has
been suffering with a broken collar
bone.
There will be a Carpet Rag So
ciable at the Cement school, Dist.
No. 5, Ellenboro, Friday evening,
Dec. 11th. Program before sociable
by pupils, beginning at 8 o'clock,
! Nellie Keitlinger, teacher. Every
body invited. ~
Owing to the illness of two, of
our printers. and the me peetedlyIl large
demand made upon our space by ad-
vertisers this week we are obliged to
curtail, somewhat the amount of read
ing matter prepared for this issue Of
The. Herald. o~g1G1 ~.C,3' 9lCGI
III. S. Rhodes has a ytbig adver4
tisement on page two of The Herald
today, announcing a special sale Of
the famous Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets,
beginning nexr Saturday Dec, o12,r and
lasting one week. ga dollar down
and dollar week" will be the
plan of this sale. Read the particu-
lars. -
Particulars of the famous Edison
Diamond Disc Phonographs are. told in
the attractive lad, of Groenier
& Sitter, which appears on page six
of The Herald today. Free concerts
are to be given at tn eir7 store every
evening, beginning at 1880, Monday,
Dec. IA, and lasting for ten days.
Alma, Where Do You Live?"
as presented at Hatch's opera house
on Wednesday ngiht of last week,
proved to be one of. the most enjoy :.