Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-02-25

Madison via Prairie du CHEN, We'd
nesday and returned on the mid
night train, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Horseman
were in Prairie du Cnien, Thursday.
Mrs. Roy Patterson returned to
her home in Dubuque, Thursday.
Geo. Nash and wife came home
from Glen Haven on the morning
train, Thursday.
Tue thresning machines are COM
mencing to move north again.
There were two carloads passing
through here last week.
An engine hauling an extra north
with three passenger coaches very
badly wrecked, bursted a fiue at
Glen Haven and the way freight
engine had to bring them up and set
them out on the side track until an
other engine could come from
Grand Crossing and get them.
Mrs. Fred Patch was IN Glen
Haven, Friday.
Jimmie Harvill was a caller at
Cassville between trains, Friday.
There was a large delegation from
here in attendance at the boxing
bout in LaC Crosse, Friday evening.
Those who went were: Phil and
Walter Glass, DR.. Mecum, Geo.
Winter, Roda Willard, Les Jenkins,
Walt Haville and Jim Horribly.
Mrs. DR.. Rottenburg came from
Galesburg, ILL.,, for visit here
with friends.
Clyde Miller returned to his home
in Prairie du Chen, Friday.
VIM. Peacock, the Glen Haven
barber, was caller between trains
Friday.
Till Brodt unloaded another car
Of lumber last week; he expects
more in the near future and is get
ing his yard we'll stocked up for the
spring trade which has already COM
menced. He sold a bill for a new
house to Gus Meyers to replace the
one that recently burned; a bill for
new barn to Sam Brodt and one
to Jack Hill.
Our band boys were playing on
the streets Saturday evening; they
gave us some fine music We now
have band that any town might
be proud of.
Tom Clifton unloaded another car
of farm implements last week.
VIM. Ihlessea came home from
Ferryville Friday to stay at home
until Monday morning.
Ed Morl came down from Wya-
lusing to do some shopping Friday.
Mrs. John Stagman and daughter
and Grace Harris went to Prairie
du Chen Friday and returned Sat
urday.
Lyner Golf returned from Ruth
haven, Iowa, Thursday, where he
has been visiting for some time.
Lew Newman ground feed for the
farmers Friday.
Mrs. Peter Bauch returned home
to Cassville Sunday from visit at
Joe Schmier's.
Len Stagmen will saw lumber
strictly for cash at S. SO per thous-
and; he has a large lot of logs at the
mill now.
VIM. Iorns of Brownsville, Mimi,
returned home Friday after visiting
some time here with relatives and
friends.
Dan Policy and wife came to visit
awhile with his sister, Mrs. Patch,
before returning to their home in
Hurley, So. Oak. they were called
here by the sickness of Mrs. Poley's
sister, Mrs. Birch, Of Beetown, who
gettin better
The farmers around Bagley and
BrOdtville have been taking advan-
tage of the crossing on the river and
buying oats from Clayton. The
parties are as follows: Geo. Clark.
Tom and D. J. Harris from Brodt-
vile, Lew Newman and others we
can not recall from Bagley. Now
everyone gong from here to Clay
ton, whether afoot or horseback or
single buggy are going over to buy
oates.
AOu S14AUOA WOAG W 010u AdN6A
on the afternoon train Friday to
crate and reship feed grinder and
returned home on the four o'clock
train Saturday.
John Millen of Bridgeport hollow
had several ribs broken and one of
his kindeys torn loose by horse
kicking pole against him one day
last week. He is in a critical con-
ditiOn.
Chas. Calk1ns' mother had very
bad spell early Saturday morning.
If the doctor had not arrived as he
did she surely would have died, but
she is some better at this writing.
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