Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-12-09

OF Stltzer, were business callers Mon
day.
Mrs. 7. L. Swart was a business
caller from Montfort last week.
The usual tea at the NJ. E.
church tonight from 5 until all are
served.
w. ]. Schade has broken up
houskeeeing and taken rooms at the
Hotel linda. <,~ 1..-r~- r.er
The first real snow fall of the
winter, about two inches, came on
Monday night ,,eo..t1s sa.ey1
The W. C.~EsT.e U! will meet
Thursday at 2 80 'p::1 M with Mrs. {.
Charles Burrows -T7 TIT 1872
rsMF, and Mrs John Schildgen
are the proud parents as. of baby boy,
born, yesterday. '''3'''''@ 80.
+-~4als Borah went to Mt.sH" Ida
Monday to see his father. S. L..
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Morse and Mr.
and Mrs. .. D. Eastman went to Du-I
.buque Saturday inathe former's. car.
Miss Florence Woods went to
Platteville Monday for a visit with
her parents, Mrs andN MRS. Wallace
Woods. ssA 54se
/ Mrs. w. j. Brennan returned
home Thursday from Platteville,
where she has been visiting her moth
er, MRS. Kate Drinkall. gg3;
y Harold Burdick went through
here Monday on his way home to
Platteville after visiting with his
uncle VIM. Kettner, at Bloomington.
GUS Posey, employed by the
Lancaster Bridge Works, had the
misfortune last Thursday while rid
ing to work to have his leg broken.
The Gross Music House have
added the Schumann pianos to the line
they already carried in stock. See
advertisement on page three of this
paper.
I. Mrs. Chris Meyer and daughter
Mary returned to their home in Wer-
ley, Monday, after visiting their son
and brother Arthur who is attending
school here.
/. Rev. I W. H. 1Weyhrauch sand
family have, during the past week,
moved into the Baptist parsonge,
which has been remodeled and enlarg-
ed for their use. ~
MIR. and Mrs. e. .Stebbinst and
two children departed Monday. for
their home in German. S. D., after
a visit of two weeks with. Mr.. Steb-
bins uncle, Chas. Phelps.
Henkel & Co., in their adver-
on page two of 4thisapaper,
call attention to their fascinating new
assortments of gift handkerchiefs for
men, women and children. M
Notice the puzzle picture on page
seven of this paper. The first ten
persons who put the. pieces together
will get a free ticket for
trip around the world in motion
pictures.
B. A. Squire, of Chicago, secre-
tary and treasurer of the Lancaster
Light and Power Co., and F. E.
Koehler, also of Chicago in the en-
ploy of the companyE.to look after
the installation, of extra service and
appliances, were in the city several
days the past week.
New windows are being placed
in the Congregational church: A
beautiful memorial window with the
figure of "The Good Shepherd is
being placed to the honor of Dr. and
Mrs. Eaton, who so faithfully served
the church for forty years. Special
services will be held December 27
at which time DR.. Edward Eaton,
resident of Beloit College, will speak
both morning and evening.
The Herald has been very busily
engaged during the past few weeks
in printing calendars with which to
fill the exceptionally numerous orders
it has received during the past year,
our sales aggregating, in a dozen or
more counties in Southwestern Wis
consin, almost four thousand dollars
This office is representing a large
manufacturing company in New York,
which is also one of the largest i'm
porters of foreign-made calendars in
the U. S. A large proportion of our
orders have been for goods made in
Germany and while we were fortunate
in getting the, larger portion of our
orders made up and shipped in the
first half of the year, before the war
broke out in Europe, we got caught
on some of them, which we shall
probably be unable-to get. although