Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-11-12
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to see her daughter, Sunday.
John Keller went to Prairie du
CHEN on the morning train, Mon
day to look after some unlawful
hunting.
Herb Strang unloaded his car of
household goods, Monday and
stored them in the Woodman hall
until after Vern Mitchell has his
sale, Saturday, then he will move
onto the farm he bought of Nate
Millen.
Geo. Hartman and wife and two
sons returned to their home in
Platteville, Monday.
Mrs. w Luber and daughter Nellie
returned to their home in Savanna,
Monday, after a weeks visit with the
Hauser family.
Mrs. Monroe Jacobs returned home
from her visit with her parents at
McGregor, Monday her father came
with her for few days visit.
Rob Hoskins came Tuesday on the
morning train form Cassville to be
best man at the Geo. Clark sale.
Mrs Oscar Barnes took the early
morning train for Prairie du CHEN
Tuesday,
Geo. Winter went to Lacrosse
Tuesday.
Friday evening the friends and
neighbors came in upon Charley Glass
for a surprise, it being his Goth birth
day. and it was surely a surprise TO
him. They had a good social time
and wished him many returns Of the
occasion.
Jesse Key and wife came up from
Potosi Sunday. Mrs Keys mother
came with them to make them a visit.
Earl Whitmore and Lloyde Key
came down from Patch Grove Sunday
with Phil Glass and wife.
Hank Ruckdashel brought his wife
home from the Lacrosse hospital Wed
nesday. She is getting along nicely.
Guy Tyler came Monday to visit
his father and the family for a while
he has leased a creamery and cheese
factory combined at CampbelIeport,
Wis, and will leave next week to
take possession.
Mr. and Mrs. j. c. Bennett took
dinner at the Tom Clifton home Tues
day.
Mrs Hamilton went to Platteville
Tuesday to attend the funeral of her
uncle, John Baltic.
Mrs. J. c. Bennett went to her
home at Prairie du CHEN Tuesday
Mrs. w Hemphill took the morn
ing train Wednesday for Pittsville,
Wis, to visit her parents at her old
home. She expects to be gone week.
Minnie Miller and Annie Rewey
went to Prairie dU CHEN Thursday.
Lew Oswald came home from
Mason City, Waterloo and Dubuque.
Thursday.
Dan Murphy CT me from Dubuque
Wednesday be went by on the morn
ing train to LynxQille and came back
on the one O'Clock.
Bud Jacobs went to Victory Thurs
day to do work on the water station
there.
Mrs. Coran, son and daughter and
grandson of Mr.. and Mrs Bert Ander-
son came from Iowa for a visit with
her parents, Wednesday.
Lew Newman left for Lancaster
Monday to be present at the session of
the County Board
Sadie Patch enjoyed a visit from
her friends Mrs Matt Vogt, Mrs.
Alex. Ess9r and Miss Minnie Acker-
man. cf Glen Haven, Thursday and
took in the dance in the evening,
John Keller arrested a man from
Iowa for illegal trapping here one day
last week and fined him $27.
Mrs. Floyd Chase, Of Savanna came
Thursday to visit at the Johnny
Yosr home.
Charley Herring had his barn rails
ing Wednesday. The barn is 32x56
with Is #. posts.
Jack Hill is getting out rock and
starting a basement for a new barn in
the spring. He intends to get the
basement done this fall.
Myron Pace went to Bloomington
Wednesday evening where he was
married to Miss Nellie Lake.
Mrs. Ray, Mrs. Charley Calkins'
mother, came home Thursday from an
extended visit at her son Will Days
in Dubuque Her grand daughter,
Lenora Day, came back with her.
Mis-. Alvin Cook came home from
her visit with her children at East.
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