Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-08-20
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them as they were her.
Sadie Patch's gill friends gave her
a surprise Saturday night by giving
her party.
Blanche Collins, of Prairie du
Chen, came down to see her friend
Sadie Patch and attend her party.
DR.. Mecum was called to Charley
Heran s to see one Of his boys,
The Cooperative Co. shipped a car
of lambs Monday.
Frank Morrissey is working on the
night shift at the pumping station as
Mr.. Thiessa has quit.
Mrs. Bart Anderson had thirty
chickens stolen a few nights ago.
The latest cowboy in town is little
John Boorman, with his cowboy suit
even to the lasso. He make a good
looking cowboy.
Sylvester Ault, of Dubuque, is
visiting relatives and friends in
Bagley and Wyalusing.
Henry Kuenster, of Cassville,
shipped a car of hogs Tuesday.
The Hemphills shipped honey again
Tuesday they say it will be the last
until the final shipment, when the
honey season is over. This has been
a good year for honey so for.
Earl and ARGUS Calkins went to
Prairie du Chen Tuesday and took
an excursion on the teams boat up the
river.
Matt Simmons went to Cassville
Thursday to meet his wife and came
home with her from her trip to Du-
bubqe.
Dr.. Ruttenburg went to Cassville
and returned Thursday.
Miss Ollie Millen and Lola Glass
went to Glen Haven Thursday.
Oscar Barnes and Larman Dawson
are putting in the forms and getting
ready to put in concrete basement
for Geo. Hausler's new barn.
Harry Oswald returned home from
his vacati on trip
0. j. Owsald has received lot of
brick and lime for his new residence
he is building.
Lloyd Knapp and wife returned to
their home in Platteville Friday.
They have been visiting Mrs Knapp's
parents, the Warwicks, at Hazelton.
Mrs. N. Brodt took a trip to Liv-
ingston to visit her son, Marhsall
Brodt, Thursday and returned Satur-
day.
Miss Lottie Thiessea is engaged to
teach the Wyalusing school for
another year. She taught there last
year. That speaks we'll for Lottie.
The ladies of the NJ. E. church gave
their ice cream supper Thursday
night. They had large crowd and
the proceeds were 1914. So. They wish
to express their thanks to the band
boys for their kindness in playing for
them.
Mrs. John Harville went to her son
Eds at Marion, Iowa, Friday.
Mrs. G.. W. Rodgers and two
daughters, Bell and Eunice. of Oshkosh,
came Friday to visit her sister Mrs.
Walter Hemphill.
Howard Shrake gives a dance at the
Willard hall, Tuesday evening, Aug.
26. The Garimoni orchestra will
furnish the music.
Ben Keller and wife, of Lacrosse,
stopped off here Saturday on their re-
turn home from Rock Island, to make
visit with his brother John Keller.
Henry Clifton took Lee Greer and
Charley Calkins to Lancaster in his
auto Tuesday.
Bert Jacobs and wife are here from
Waterloo, Iowa, visiting the Jacobs
family and while staying here Bert is
working on the ditch for the water
pipes to the river for the new r. r.
water station.
NJ. N. MoIver. city superintendent
Of schools. was here a few days call
ing on the Morrisseys.
L. II. Kolb Unloaded a car of feed
Saturday.
Hulda Hodge and Frank Orr went
to Glen Haven Thursday.
Mrs Monroe Jacobs, has two aunts
visiting here.
Tell Brodt received a car Of cement
Saturday for which the people will
be glad he has big trade in cement.
The Cooperative Company I'M
loaded car of corn here Saturday.
In spite Of the high price of corn the
farmers are buying lot of it, not
withstanding the big crop here last
year, and it looks as though it would