Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-06-10
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delegates to the Odd Fellows conven-
ton to Lacrosse last week.
L. A. Tylor and Aaron Morell
were the only old veterans who at
tended the reunion at Plattevlle last
week from here.
Miss Zaida Day was a visitor in
Platteville last week.
Mrs. Louie Glass Jr. and sister,
Mrs. Fred Miller Sr., returned from
Postville, Iowa, last Tuesday.
Mrs. Gwen, of McGregor, came
down on the afternoon train Wednes-
day and returned at four o'clock.
She came to see her grandson,
Monroe Jacobs baby, who has been
quite poorly for some time.
Mrs. Fess, of Livingston, and
little daughter came last week to
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bart
Anderson; it is her first visit in two
years. She returned home Friday.
John Keller was south bound
passenger Wednesday.
Mrs. Mitch Pace and Nellie Patch
were Prairie du Chen callers We'd
nesday. ,-.sr1 A., ,-zzos,f5ts.ss
Peter Hochhousen and wife return
ed to their home in Cassville We'd
nesday, after short visit with Mrs.
Hochhousen's parents, VIM. Millen
and wife.
E. E. Culver went to Prairie du
CHEN Thursday and while there went
to the river and saw the new pontoon
bridge; it is not quite finished yet,
ready to put in place, but was launch
ed recently. 1t is a fine piece of
work.
Mrs. Tom Clifton went to Prairie
du Chen Thursday for the medicinal
baths and again Saturday.
OFT Plondke's daughter and son-in-
law returned to their home in La
Crosse, Thursday, after visit at the
parental home.
Clyde Miller boarded the train at
Wyalusing Thursday for his home in
Prairie du Chen; he has engaged to
teach the Hazelton school the next
year.
Mr.. Lake returned to his home in
Waupaca, Thursday, after an extend
ed visit with his daughter, Mrs. Will
Reamey, who accompanied him to
Lacrosse and returned home Friday.
Mrs. Jesse Winter came from La
Crosse, Thursday, to visit relatives
here and Jesse came Saturday to see
his mother, who does not seem to get
better very fast.
F. M. wager and wife, Mrs. N.
Brodt and granddaughter Miss
Gulick, and Mrs. Ora Brodt, of
Bloomington, went to Cassville to
stay over night Thursday and Friday,
going to Dubuque.
Mrs. Howard Shrake, Clarence
Benor and Lester Clark went to
Prairie du Chen Thursday afternoon
and came back on the midnight
train.
Mrs. Charley Calkins, son Earl and
daughter Glee went to Beloit, Thurs
day, to see ARGUS graduate.
Will Carl came down to the early
morning train Wednesday to send a
tub of butter to Madison, for the
contest. We hope he will meet with
good success for he is No. l good
butter maker.
Miss Holl returned to her home in
Potosi, Friday, after a years teach
ing in the Orr district.
Oscar Barnes and wife and two
sons went to Cassville, Friday and
returned Saturday.
Mrs. Ed Theessa and baby left
Friday for Davenport, Iowa, to visit |
her parents; Ed has to be his own
housekeeper for while.
Mrs. Jake Zeller's sister came
from the north to visit her.
Hank Day and Dave Beard came up
Friday from Glen Haven, where they
have been working.
VIM. Mcmahon came over from
Lancaster in his auto, Thursday, and |
returned Friday; he had good roads to
come on but pretty muddy to go back |
on.
Henry Fisher came down and un-
loaded his new auto Thursday. He
bought it from Gus Orr. Gus came
down and hepled him unload and
they took it down to Charley Plondke' s
because the roads were too muddy to
take it. home.
Elsie, Erm and Herbie Housler,
Sadie and Nellie Patch, Hulda Hodge,
Miss Beer, Lulu Glass, Oscar and
n l.