Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-01-07
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visiting her brotner and sist.r for
some time, is huns with her now.
Johnny and Robbie Kaump from
PIatteviIle, returned home Tuesday
from a visit with the Harvey Jones
family.
Mrs E. C. Wood, from Cassville,
stopped off her on mere return home
from Prairie du Chen, from Tuesday
until Friday.
Charley Calkins loaded car of
wood for Dubuque last week.
Tom Clifton and family. all but
Harley autoed out to Little Grant
Sunday to visit Mr.. Clifton S uncle,
Mr. Wilson and wife.
Orlo Martin aud Geo. Harris. from
Blake Prairie. were Bagley shoppers
Tuesday
Eli Millen returned home from
Fayette, Iowa. Tuesday, and his SON.
in-law. Mr.. Woods. came with him
for few days visit.
ARGUS Calkins went to Prairie du
Chen Tuesday and came back at mid
night.
Willie Clark and wife returned
from several days visit st Prairie du
Chen. Wednesday.
Geo. Ready Jr. and lady friend
came from Eastman, Wednesday.
Earl Calkins returned to his school
work ct Beloit Wednesday.
Frank Ripper. wife and children
spent New Years at Gutten burg.
Gusta Luber took the four o'clock
for Prairie du Chen Wednesday.
Nate Brown and his uncle, VIM.
Griffin, came from Clarence Brown s
via Glen Haven Wednesday.
Adolph Plondke and two sisters
and Geo. Mapgs boarded the four
clock for Prairie du Chen Thurs
day.
Ralph and Gladys Glenn were
Bagley callers Thursday and took the
four o'clock for Prairie du CHEN.
Monroe Jacobs wife's father went
to his home in McGrego- Thursday.
Lottie Tniessea took the train
south Wednesday afternoon and re-
turned Thursday with lady friend.
Ellsworth Stevens boarded the
afternoon train south. Wednesday
Jim Horribly and wife went to
Hazlehurst, ILL.,, to visit over New
Years with Mrs. HornbY's mother.
Mrs Wright. They returned Friday.
Emil Wolf who got so badly hurt
by street car in Davenport, Iowa.
some tine ago. is visiting his aunt
| Mrs Geo. Hausler.
There was quite an exchange of
hogs here Wednesday when Tom
Harris from Brodtville bought four
teen from Shultz and John Irons got
ten and Orlo Martin forty from Fred
Ruckdashel, all for feeders.
W
buque. came Wednesday, to visit with
Mrs. Olds' sister. Mrs Henry Koecke.
Charley Calkins and wife went to
Lacrosse, Wednesday to spent New
Years with Mrs. Calkins' brother,
Jim Day. They returned Friday.
Charley Bohringer and wife, from
North Andover, are visiting old
friends here for while. He has
sold his farm and is talking Of going
up in the north part of the state to
locate.
Mrs. Jennie Winter came home
from Lacrosse Friday.
Myrtle and Ora Hudson. from Ian.
caster, are visiting the Jones family.
The cooperative Co. will have
meeting Saturday. Jan. 10, to elect
officers and transact other business.
Otis Sands, from Cassville and Mr..
Peterson, of Stockholm, have been
taking Jimmie Hornby's and Ira
Willard s places in the depot while
they were away on their vacation.
1t looks odd to see another man in
Jim place as he is always on hand
for duty; he hasn't been off over two
years more than three days at
time.
The express rates will be much
reduced after the first Of February !;
that is what the parcel post has done
for the people.
ARGUS Calkins left on the afternoon
train for Beloit to resume his school
work, Saturday.
Miss Allen, Of Livingston, came
Saturday to resume her school work
here Saturday.
Miss Gertie Harvill left on the
four O. clock for Milwaukee. to attend
school again after her weeks vacation