Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-02-11
AROUND The COUNTY
BAGLEY

Nate Brown is much better and
is now able to be down town almost
every day.
Ford Culver was a passenger to
Platteville, last Saturday.
Bill Mlllen and wife went to Cass
vile, Saturday, to spend Sunday
with their daughter. Mrs. Hoch-
housen.
Mr.. Stumphey and wife nee
Kate Anderson came down from
Ferryville to spend Sunday at the
Bart Anderson home.
Jimmie Harville was passenger
to Cassville, Saturday and returned,
Sunday.
Miss Gulick came down from
Prairie du Chen, Saturday, to
spend Sunday at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Gulick.
Minnie Miller came down from
McGregor, Saturday to visit her
mother.
Jake Beer and Mrs. Charley
Glass returned home from the flu
neral of Mrs. Ben Keller, Saturday.
Bill Thiessa, LOUIS Oswald and
Dan Murphy came down from Fer
ryville, Saturday, to spend Sunday
at home.
Geo. Clark Jr. has been quite
poorly for the last week.
John Blume, of Glen Haven,
came up to attend the dance at
Charey Havills, Saturday.
W. Fisher returned home to
Emmett county, N. Dakota, Saturday
after visit with his mother in
Cassville and brother, Henry, here.
J. D. Harris was III Prairie du
Chen, Saturday.
Bart Anderson spent Sunday at
his home here.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. J sic Roethe
of SissetOn, S. OAK, Jan. IS, a son.
The Fenn1more monument co
erected a monument at BrOdville
cemetery last week, for the late
JnO. Harville.
The cooperative company shipped
three cars of hogs and received
car of corn from the west last week.
Newman and Clark, shipped 1 car
of hogs.
The Patch Grove home talent
play was given to a full house,
Friday evening.
Dan Ward died last week. His
daughter, Mrs. Hannah Lyons, of
Wauzeka, was here to attend his
funeral, Thursday.
Earl Cabins graduated from
school at Beloit and returned home,
Monday.
Mitch Pace and wife went to Nc
Cartney, Sunday, and spent the
night with their son, Lee, and wife.
Mrs. Jess Knapp and sister, Oscie
Fisher. returned to Cassville, Sun
day after a few days visit with
their brother, Henry Fisher.
TIE farm house of Guss Myres
west of Patch Grove burnt to the
ground last Monday forenoon. Mr..
Myres was in the woods cutting
wood and the children were at
school except the small children.
They think it caught from a spark
ON the roof and nothing was saved
but a very little furniture.
Geo. Hyde took bis brother, Will
liam to Prairie du Chen, Monday to
see the button factory and other
sights there. Tom said he had an
enjoyable time.
Geo. Ruckdashel, wife and
daughter, Ruby. left on the four
O'Clock for Sisseton, S. Oak. to visit
heir daughter, Mrs. Josie Roethe,
and the new baby.
Frank Zellers, wife and son re-
turned to their home at POtOs1,
Wednesday, after visiting a few
days with his brother, Jake.
Mrs. Julia McCIay, of Clinton,
Iowa, came Tuesday of last week to
visit her daughter, Mrs. Walter
YOst.
Erhard Reichel with his dog and
wheelbarrow came in little after
noon on his $500 mile trip, Tuesday.
He spent the night here and gave a
talk on his trip and some me music
on his violin.
Charley Egleston returned from
the funeral of his niece nee Irene
Egleston] at Bridgeport, Wednes-
day. The Eglestons were old sett-
lers here and will be rememb ered
by the old settlers who are left here.
Irene was a dsughter of VIM. Egle
ston, of Bridgeport. She was mar
ried and living away from here and
was brought back to her old home
to be buried.
The little Miss Edwards came up
from Glen Haven, Saturday, to
visit her grandmother, Mrs. Geo.
Miller and her aunt Ollie.
John Harvill returned from a trip
to Marshfeld, Saturday, with A
Luber and Mr.. Grimesy to see the
country and were favorably i'm