Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-09-30


rier and family drove through in their
car and visited few days at the P.
Campbell home in Onalaska.
Nike Brookens came home from
Morristown, S. D., to attend the flu
neral of his mother.
Miss Viola Pohle has returned to
Madison to resume school work.
Miss Madge Lewis was married to
W. G. Ionic at Presho, S. D., Sept.
10. The bride is a daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. w. E. Lewis, formerly of
Patch Grove.
Mrs. Haynes and son of Beloit are
visiting at the home of her brother
Ben. F. benson.
Paul Lewis and Paul Mcnamara
returned to Chicago to resume their
studies, the former in medicine and
latter in dentistry.
A. w. Stark recently bought new
Buick car of McKichan & Millin of
Patch Grove.
]. NJ. Hayden went to Mason City,
Iowa, last week to see a sister, who
was quite i'll.
Mrs. Nettie Ballantine of Twin
Falls, Idaho, is a guest at the home
of her mother, Mrs. G. w. Hoyman.
Mr.. Bray went to Dodgeville and
Misses Dudley and Marks to Lancaster
last week.
Linn Woodhouse and wife and Miss
Lucille Woodhouse motored to Madison
last Friday and visited until Sunday.
Mark and Ralph Hoskins motored
to Ossian, Iowa, last week, and
visited a few days in that vicinity.
Mrs. A. ]. Hamer of Little Grant
visited relatives in town few days
last week. Mr., Hamer came for her
Friday.
Ned Maggie and wife of Patch
Grove were business callers Friday.
A. C. Bishop and Everett
Kavanaugh made a business trip to
Dubuque Saturday.
Mrs. Thos. Corcoran and Irene
Lyness went to Anamosa, Iowa,
Thursday, to visit the latter's grand
mother, Mrs. Larver.
Alex. Frederick and wife of Prairie
du Chen were visitors at the Bal
lantine home Friday and Saturday.
A. w. Kopp, the Platteville at
torney, was in town on business Sat-
urday.
The piano contest at the j. B. Lud-
den store closes Saturday, Oct. 10.
The framework for Grant Tubs
new home is up. Casper Auel, one
of our good carpenters, has the work
in charge.
Sam. McIver has rented the Nc
liver farm to Edgar Marshall. MIR.
and Mrs. McIver will move to town.
Joe Greer had his circus at Rich
land Center last week, and did nice
business. He shows at Viola this
week.
Jay Scott and wife are home from
Cutbank, Montana, for visit. Jay
traded his homestead there for some
timber land near Kalispel. He says
his locality had a dry season and
poor crops.
John Smith and family. and Mrs.
Chas. Decker and son of Campbell
Ridge visited at the George Stockert
home Sunday.
Virgil Myers went to Milwaukee
Saturday to take up the study of dem
tistry. Virgil is a bright boy, and
should find no serious difficulty in the
way of arriving at the desired goal.
Miss Agnes Woods birthday was
remembered by party of her friends
Saturday evening. Theirs was a care
fully concealed surprise. The guests
had good time all the evening. So
did Miss Wood; and she has present
for remembrance.
VIM. Way, one of the old settlers
of Glen Haven, was in town Satur-
day. At 85 Mr.. Way is quite well
with the exception of some rheu-
matism. He has been in Grant county
since 1910. Came to Potosi that
year, boy of II. Grant county is
growing into an old country.
:, The home orchestra, E. V. Blinn,
Will Hart, Seward Garthwaite and
Miss Roxa Prideaux, played for a
dance at Mt. Hope Friday evening.
They reported pleasant party, but
the pleasure of their visit turned to
sadness because of the sudden death
of Joseph Horsefall, who took them
to that city with his car. Mr.. Horse
fall, like many another pilot, died at
the wheel.
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