Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-01-21

removal of the diseased member will
prove cure for the trouble.
John Raisbeck of Cassville was
caller in town Thursday
Mrs. James Donnelly is indisposed.
Chas. Hatch and wife of Gordon,
Neb are visiting at the S A. Hatch
home. Charles says his section of
country is prospecting, and that real
estate is increasing in value.
| Mrs. Hiram Harvey, who lives in
Dakota, was visitor in town last
Wednesday,
Moses Lewis and family removed to
town last week. We are glad to
welcome them.
James Hampton ST. has been quite
i'll for some days We hope to see
James around again soon.
The Moses Hendrick store has new
lights, and in the evening looks at
tractive
There are two ball games in the
city hall last week. On Thursday
evening the city team defeated the
Lancaster city team by a score of 43
to is, and Saturday evening the Patch
Grove high school team won over the
home highs. Score, II to 6.
Mrs. Abba Ballantine visited at
Prairie du Chen last week.
Bern Brookens, wife and son visit
ed at Cassville last Thursday.
W. o. Smith, home from Bozeman,
Mont, on account of the illness of his
father, says the weather out there has
been about the same as here this win
ter. Will and family now live in
town, having rented the 800 acre
homestead near Ismay.
Frank Taylor and son Mevlin were
in from the west prairie Friday, aud
bought 14months' old registered
Holstein bull of E L. Knapp Frank
thinks of going quite extensively into
dairying.
Mrs Erven Oaklief went to Bee
town Friday to see her grandmother,
Mrs. Sam Birch. who is very ill.,
John and Chas. Hale went to Du.
buque last Thursday to see Burnett
Newman, who is in the hospital
Eugene Lyness of Ryan, Iowa, is
visiting relatives and friends here.
The condition of Fred Edwards.
who went to Dubuque last week to
have special attention given his
broken leg, is very favorable. The
break is healing rapidly.
Singing at the social center meet,
ing Friday evening was enjoyed by
large choir. The high school room
was we'll occupied.
The old and young folks dance
next Monday, Jan. Goth, promises to
be the event of the season. Music will
be furnished by the Schumacher De-
Voc Harp Orchestra. a popular sing
ing orchestra.
Al the pleasant Grant Tubbs home
Friday evening Miss Mildred Tubbs
entertained a number of her school
mates
Mrs. John Foley of Cassville visit
ed relatives here last of the week.
Francis zimmerman of Minneapolis
Is visiting his cousins, the Pritchetts.
Francis likes it here and possibly
will conclude to stay.
The 7. j. Hamilton house and
sixteen acres of land in the village Of
Patch Grove sold for 4. QUO to Harry
Day, Friday. The two pieces Of
pasture land, amounting to 155 acres,
SOLD for $3.50 per acre, Arthur Nc
HEWITT being the purchaser.
The illustrated lecture by Mr..
Payne Tuesday evening was enjoy
ed by a large crowd.
Andrew Roberts was indisposed
the first of the week.
P. Bartley's old soldier comrades
helped him celebrate his I'D birth
day Monday evening. They gave
him surprise.
Rev. Dahlberg went to Dubuque
Monday to see his wife, in the hos
pital. She expects to have an oper-
alton this week.
We are expecting to have a NOV
ing picture show the first week in
February.
Lewis Better and wife, L. Abra-
ham and wife, Griffin Hickok and
Clarene and Miss saba Ball went to
Mt. Hope Saturday evening and
helped install the officers of the Odd
Fellows lodge,
Frank BARLEY came home from
Ottawa, ILL.,, last week. Frank was
discharged as cured of his recent
ailment. an abnormal growth of
bone in the nose which affected his