Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-10-29
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at Lacrosse, Sunday.
Roy Kirschbaum, Of Cassville, re-
turned to his home after visit with
his uncle Will Remey since Frid4y
Mrs, Lee Pace came up from Nc
CARNEY on the morning train Tues
day.
Mrs. Hank RuckdasheI had her
operation at the ST. Francis hospital
in Lacrosse. Monday. The doctors
found she did not have gall stones but
had appendicitis She is getting
along nicely.
Mrs Eva Pelkint3n returned home
from the st. Francis hospital at La
Crosse Sunday. Her folks were great
~ surprised as th3y did not expect
her to recover from her operation
enough to come home. She is getting
along nicely.
Miss Pohlman, of McGregor. re-
turned home Monday after visit
with her friend, Miss Lulu Glass.
Miss Burris went up on the morn
ing train to her home at Wyalusing
Monday
Lew Newman shipped car of hogs
Monday.
Fritz Jentz came up from Platte
vile Monday to see about the repair.
ing Of the barn on his fathers farm.
Clarence Fralick and wife went to
Little Grant Sunday to visit friends.
Fora Beer returned from Prairie du
Chen Sunday.
Carrie Plondke came from Glen
Haven Sunday to visit with the
Oawalds.
Myron Pace went to Lacrosse,
perhaps to see some Of the beautiful
lakes.
Will Day went to Dubuque Friday
to see his family and returned Sun
day. Glee Calkins accompanied him
to visit her cousins.
Mrs. John Jenkins and son, L. D.
and wife. went to Fennimore to visit
Mrs. Jenkins sister, Mrs. Allie
Storrs, and while there made a trip to
Castle Rock and took some fine views
of the scenery.
Geo. Woods from Spokane, Wash
ington, brother in-law CT Will
Thiessa and former station agent
here when the R. r. first came in,
came Tuesday morning. He is in
the chicken business for the Q. W.
and N K. R.. at Spokane.
Peter Putnam. taking views of QUE
beautiful scenery for a Chicago house,
passed through here Monday.
The hunters are having great sport
as we'll as making a good profit
hunting coon here. There are a great
many coon as we'll as a great many
hunters
The Co operative Co. shipped car
of hogs from here Tuesday.
Birdie Cooley, Of Mt Hope, took
the train for Prairie du Chen We'd
nesday and Mr.. Quick was to meet
her there and take her to Bridgeport.
She was visiting her aunt, Mrs. John
Jenkins.
Tuesday we took the legomobile
! train out to Geo. Hansler's to his big
barn raising and it was a big barn,
40x100x18. There were about so men
there to help. Every thing went to-
gether nicely and they got the frame
all up and most of one side and one
end sided. George will have room
now for all the produce he can Iaise
on his farm. He has a basement
under the whole barn, and can stable
nearly everything he raises. even to
the hogs and chickens. Mrs Hansler
had lots of help, both old and young,
and such a dinner-good enough to
please the palate of any person and
enough to feed regiment Of hobos.
Just as we came to the table our as
sem blyman, Rothe, was getting up to
leave. Well we thought we would
have slim chance but when we sat
down to the table we were surprised.
You would have thought you was at
the first table to a grand feast. Herbie
took snap shop at the barn and
crowd
Cloe Millen went to Glen Haven
Thursday.
Otto Meysembourg went to Glen
Haven Thursday on the afternoon
train and back on the 4 o'clock
Mrs. Elkins, of Lacrosse, came
down Friday to visit her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Jake Beiderman. Her hus-
band is telegraph operator at Lacrosse
Mrs. L. E. Tyler went to Dubuque
to see her hubsand at the hospital,
Friday. Mr.. Tyler is improving as
we'll as could be expected and expects