Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-10-01

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for man to break the game laws and
John not find it out. He tries to earn
his money for the state.
Mr.. Llewllyn Tyler and wife re-
turned last week from a two months
visit with friends and relatives in
Nashua, Iowa.
Ida Biederman went to Prairie du
Chen Wednesday, and from there
to Lacrosse.
Mrs. DR.. Mecum and son Jesse
went to Avoca, Thursday, to visit her
folks They also expect to visit the
doctors people at Richland Center.
Jim Harville, while coming home
from Ed Gulick's Tuesday evening,
went to cross the bridge by Lew
Newmans' and went into the ditch.
They had changed the road and made
crossing below while they were
putting in new abutments and Jim
did not know it, and it being quite
dark he tried to drive across the old
bridge and the buggy tipped off and
Jim went down. but his son jumped
off the other side. The horse fell
partly onto Jim and the buggy struck
him. He was pretty badly bruised
up but no bones we're broken. The
horse was pretty badly hurt and the
buggy badly broken up.
Mrs. Chris Zellers, from Platte
Vile and her daughter from Penn
sylvania, came up Thursday to visit
her son. Jake Zellers, and returned
Friday.
Miss Minnie Miller and sister
Mrs. Sayland, of Lacrosse, came
home to make their mother, Mrs.
Fred Miller ST., visit Friday.
Miss Roxie Clark went to Glen
Haven and brought her friend Miss
Esser home with her Friday.
Miss Allen, teaching in our school
here, went to her home in Livings-
ton Friday to attend her sisters
wedding.
The first number of the lecture
course will be given in the Bagley
hall Friday evening, Oct. 8. The
number will be the Cavenys, car
toonist, clay molder, impersonator,
song illustrator and soloist and pian-
list.
Miss Teasdale, of Cassville, came
up Friday to see her friend Eva
Taylor, and attend the dance.
Mrs. Geo. Clark Sr., went to
Wyalusing Saturday.
Clyde Miller and lady friend went
north on the morning train Saturday.
Mrs. Tom Clifton and two sons,
Henry and Harley and Mary David
son, went to Prairie du Chen We'd
nesday evening to attend the show.
They report it good.
Old Mrs. Glass and Mrs. Fred
Miller Sr. went to Garnavilla to
visit q sister Saturday.
Miss Gulick came up from Cass-
Vile Saturday.
Mrs. Wade, son and daughter left
for their home at Eastman, Sunday,
after attending the golden wedding
of her father and mother, Mr. and
Mrs. Alvin Cook.
There will be English services in
the Lutheran church here next Sun
day. All are cordially invited.
The dance given by Howard Schrake
Friday night was grand SUGGEST
good music, good crowd and good
time.
The Cooperative Co. had meet
ing Saturday to form a more solid
basis and get better acquainted with
the business. N. P. Roach, of the
Roach commission Co., of Chicago,
gave them a good talk and informa-
tion that was great benefit to the
farmers.
The golden wedding of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alvin Cook occurred Thursday,
Sept. 25 with a large gathering of
relatives and friends. All of their
children were present and all but two
grand children there is one great
grand child and total attendance
of about seventy and as grand dinner
was served as any body could ask to
sit down to. There were cooks by
name and cooks by trade. There we're
seven children and their children as
follows: Elmer and wife of Mt.
Hope and seven children; Ollie Wade
and three children of Eastman; Nettie
Ready and nine children of Bagley
Melvin Cook and wife and two chill
dren. of Eastman; Clara Ready and
husband and four children, of Bagley !;
Alta Wilbart and one daughter
present and two children at home in
Gorden, Neb. They we're the only