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

here yesterday on business.
Frank Meyer and Miss Wake
field spent Sunday at Bloomington.
Yves Cooley and Roy Pendle-
ton were Sunday visitors at Mt.
Hope.
Next week is the Cemetery As
ISOLATION benefit at the Orhpeum
Theatre.
The Congregational Ladies' Aid
society will meet next Friday with
Mrs. Reub Garner.
VIM. Carroll was homo few
days last week from Mineral Point,
where he is assisting in a bakery.
This is 'Win Your Chum"
week at the M. E. church; address
every evening by Rev. Beavin. You
are invited.
Mrs. R. M. Carter and children,
of Livingston, came Monday evening
for visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c.. F. Dickinson.
On page two OF this paper will
be found a very attractive advertise
ment for Sohmer player pianos, by
the Gross Music House.
The official statements of the
Union State Bank, Lancaster State
Bank and Potosi State Bank are pub
lished on page eleven of today's
| Herald.
-"High Taxes and some things
pertaining thereto of especial in
rerest to farmers are discussed in the
advertisement of the Lancaster State
Bank, on page two of this paper.
Thomas Turner, Grant county
pioneer, died at his home in South
Lancaster Monday afternoon, aged rs
years. The funeral will take place
on Thursday at 2 O'Clock at his late
residence.
-Chas. Case and Leslie Clark
made business trip last Saturday to
Evansville, Wis. They were accom-
panied as far as Madison by Mrs.
Art. Budahn, Merl Burrows and
Mildred Case.
| Particulars concerning internal
revenue taxes to be paid by the
people of Grant county under the
provisions of the new democratic war
at law, will be found on page eleven
of today's Herald.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Hurlburt
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. c.. Tiller went
to Madison, Sunday. The men re-
turned home Monday but the ladies
remained for few days visit with
Mrs. Tiller's sister, Mrs. Roy Croft.
On page three of today's Herald
The Knox Auto Co. has large and
attractive advertisement setting forth
the advantages of the Studebaker
cars. The company is making
big push of extra large sales in the
closing months of the year.
+ Clyde Roesch's big auction sale
will take place at his Aberdeen
Angus farm, 8 miles south of Lam
caster next Wednesday November
10, commencing at g O'Clock a. m.
You won't want to miss this one.
See half page advertisement on page
ten of this issue of The Herald.
will Clark, of Oklahoma City,
Okla, who had been here for several
days because of the serious illness of
his father, Col. j. G. Clark, started
for home again Saturday morning,
by way of Potosi, the colonel being
very much better. Mr.. and Mrs. Tiel,
of Sacramento, Calf, yet remain.
W. ]. Schade took Miss Elva
Mccormick, Mrs. F. C. Basford and
sou Moulton to Jefferson, Saturday,
Miss Linda Moore accompanying
ing home with them on the back trip
Monday night, Mr.. and Mrs. Art
Benn also returned with them from
Dodgeville.
The next meeting of the
Woman's Club, will be held in as
sembly room South School 80 p.
M, Wednesday, Nov. IS. All
women interested in school work in
vited. Roll call. School Interests,
School Conditions Improved Mrs.
Croot. The object in having the
teachers know the parents
Peterson. School Laws-Mrs. Walker,
Mrs. Morse.
DIR. j. A. Gault is thoroughly
remodeling the two story brick block
of two stores, recently purchased by
him on the west side of north Madi-
500 street, north of the Union State
bank and adjoining the Horton
garage in the Hyde block. The
upper floors over the two stores are
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