Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-02-18

on the G B & @.
The Cooperative Co shipped
car of hogs Sunday. Geo. Harris
went with them to Chicago.
Geo Ready, Jr. went to Eastman,
Friday, and returned Monday. Some
attraction up that way, evidently.
Geo Ready, Sr. and wife, also
Mrs. Cook, and Ed Volkert were
morning passengers to Prairie du
CHEN Monday.
Lyme Hill and wife returned from
the hospital at Lacrosse, Monday,
where Mrs. Hill went for an opera
ton. She says she never felt better
in her life.
Will Carl, the Bagley butter max
or, was in town Saturday He says
the creamery business is picking up
again. He IS shipping ten tubs
weeks, besides the prints
Geo. Miller returned home from
Potosi, Monday, where he has been
visiting his daughter for several
weeks.
Mrs. Chas. Glass lady friends
came IN on her for a birthday sur
prise, Friday.
Miss Ethel Metcalf visited her
friend Miss Lulu Glass last week.
Villies electric moving picture
show, that was billed here for Feb.
ruary IL and IL, failed to appear.
Lee Kolb shipped a car of wild
hay from here last week.
Miss Ishmael, of Chicago, who
has been visiting at the Will Woods
home, returned to her city home,
Tuesday
John Wilcox. who has been visit
ing with Jim Harvill for a while,
went to Prairie du Cnein, Tuesday.
Lee Kolb bought the last of the
large crop of buckwheat raised on
Forehand place and shipped it to
Prairie du CHEN to be ground into
-four and shipped back. He is also
going to ship some spring wheat to
have ground into whole wheat -four.
Eddie Roat came down from Wy
abusing on Wednesday and took it
overland to Bloomington.
Geo. Nash and wife went to Glen
Haven, Wednesday.
Lee Grist came down from Wya-
luslng on Wednesday.
Roy Shelam and Jim Miller, from
near Patch Grove, we're Bagley cal
lers on Wednesday.
Charley Calkins was a passenger
to Prairie du Chem and back. Thurs
day.
Alice Oswald left on Wednesday
to resume her work in a large mil
liner establishment in Milwaukee,
after a several weeks visit at home.
Our Professor and the Misses
Allen and Henley left for Madison
Madison to attend the teachers con-
ventlon, Thursday.
Melvin Champion and bride re-
turned on the afternoon train Fri
day, from their wedding trip to st.
Paul. Clarence Brown was here to
meet them.
Will Horribly, brother of our gen
ial station agent, Jim Horribly, and
his wife came from Viroqua to visit
while with Jim and family. He is
an extensive farmer south of VirO-
qua. He says they are engaged in
dairying and tobacco growing.
John Keller attended the game
wardens' convention at Madison,
last week.
The ice men have been filling
their houses with No. 1 good quail
1ty of ice the last week. The ice is
about 4 inches thick and clear all
through.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Patterson re-
turned from avisit at Seneca Friday.
Geo. Harris took his wife to Du-
buque for an operation, Friday.
Mrs Till Draper accompanied them.
She had the operation and is doing
as we'll as could be expected.
Lee Kolb went to Dubuque Friday
and came back on the morning train
Saturday.
Cap and Albert Ready and Togy
Bagley went across the river to
Clayton with a horse and buggy
and took the afternoon train to Nc
Gregor and back, Friday.
Mr.. Paul, peddler and fur buyer
in southern Wisconsin, crossed the
river, the first team from Clayton
to this side, Wednesday.
Grandma Glass, who has been
staying at Lacrosse for some time,
and her son Walter. who came there
from New England, n. D., came
here from Avoca, where they went
to visit George Glass and wife, Sat-
urday.
Dell Morrissey and wife were pas
sengers to Glen Haven and back,
Saturday.
Frank Clark made a business trip
to Glen Haven between trains, Fri
day.