Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-11-25

sunday VlSlCor mere.
Miss Blanche Hyde went Chicago
Sunday, on brief business trip
Mrs. Ed Lind and son Marcus,
of Sitter, visited here Monday.
Mrs. Herbert Schuppener, of
Sitter, visited here last Monday.
Edith Pennock and Marie Patch,
of Bloomington, visited friends here
Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. w. z. Rowdon
went to Linden last Monday for a
weeks visit.
Mrs Victor Holzmiller and chill
dren went to Highland Monday for a
few days visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Frost
went to Mather today for week.
visit with relatives.
Mrs. Jake Hoffman returned Sat-
urday evening after a visit at her
old home in Highland.
Mrs. George Philips, of Madi-
son, returned home Monday after a
few days. visit with relatives here.
DIR. Paul Howell, of Beloit, came
last Sunday for a few days visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j..
Howell.
Mrs. Oscar Dunlap, of Livings ton,
returned home Monday after week 8
visit here with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cooley.
Rev. F. A. Wambold and Ed
Johnson went to Chicago, Monday,
to see Mr.. Johnson's brother, Joe,
who is seriously i'll.
Judge Aldro jerks and wife, and
Mrs. Hoskins, of Dodgeville, attended
the funeral of Mrs. John J. Oswald
held here last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. RolIa Watkins
returned to their home in Oklahoma.
last Monday, after a three week 8
visit with relatives here.
Edward Nathan returned to his
school work at Madison, Monday,
after attending the funeral here of
his grandmother, Mrs. John Oswald.
The members of the Royal
Neighbor Lodge gave shower Tues
day afternoon, at the home of Mrs.
Harvey Schmidt, for Miss Delphia
Schmidt.
Hubert Alt has been taking a
brief rest from his duties at the store
but expects to be back in the harness
today to help everybody select their
Thanksgiving supplies.
See the half page advertisement
of L. Alt & Sons on page five of this
paper, calling attention to their
showing of extras to make the
Thanksgiving dinner a success.
The musical sensation of three
Continents -" Alma Where Do You
Live?' will be the feature attrac-
tion Of the season at Hatch's opera
house on Wednesday evening, Dec.
2.
Christmas is only a few weeks
away and already the desirability of
early shopping is being urged.
These who did their buying early
last year easily saw the advantages
gained thereby.
-"Alma- Where Do You Live"
comes to this city with a most eX-
cellent cast, complete scenic produc-
tion and will no doubt prove to be
the banner attraction Of the season.
Hatch's opera house, Dec. 2.
The ladies of the Baptist church
will have their bazaar and home bak-
ing sale at the city hall on Saturday,
Oct. %, all day. Aprons and fancy
articles will be offered for sale, as
we'll as all kinds of home baked
goods, also home made candy and
dressed chickens.
Mrs. Sophia Walker and her
daughter, Miss Mary Walker, left
yesterday for Fort Pierre, South
Dakota, where they will spend the
winter with Mrs. Walkers son, Ray,
who has a ranch there. Both of
the ladies have also taken up home
stead claim in the same vicinity.
-Ziegler Bros. auction sale will
take place at the farm they recently
sold, in the town of Harrison, eight
miles southeast of Lancaster, on
Thursday, December 8. See parti-
culars in our auction bulletin on
page five, and quarter-page advertise
ment on page three of this paper.
"A fire alarm was turned in from
The Teller Office Saturday afternoon
and the department turned out to
extinguish blaze which got a very
good start in the basement of the
building. Not much damage was