Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-02-17
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great deal of suffering.
Henry Horseman returned from
Round Lake, Mimi, the forepart of
last week. The train he came on
from Sheldon, Iowa, to McGregor was
6 hours late caused by the snow
blizzard.
Mrs. Bert Jacobs and little daugh-
ter left for her home in Waterloo,
Iowa, the forepart of last week.
Frank Root of Mt. Hope was visit
ing here and in Wyalusing, last
week.
Jud WILDER was a caller in Gut
tenberg last week.
Mrs. Jess Winter, of Lacrosse
came down for a visit Wednesday.
Geo. Lard wife and two children,
and Mrs. Kirk Grist. were between
trains callers in CassvilIe.
Erma Gulick went to Prairie du
Chen on train No. 81, Wednesday.
Henry Fishers brother, of Little
Forks, Mimi, who has been visiting
him here, went to Cassville the fore
part of last week. Henry accom-
panied him to Cassville and stayed
over night with relatives there.
Train No. "a does not carry mail
on Sundays, but So will carry mail
every day from now on, giving two
mails south every day instead of
only one. That gives us two mails
each way, except on Sunday.
Mrs. Nellie Havill has received
the appointment as postmisstress
here, and will take possession March
1.
Geo. Clark, ST., and son, Lester,
Cappie Ready and wife were between
train callers in Prairie du Chen,
Thursday.
Jim Miilen. of Glen Haven, was
calling in Bagley between trains,
Thursday.
The rain Thursday made the river
unsafe to cross in places. The Clay
ton crossing is all right yet.
Will Taylor and Philip Dawman
went to Bangor, came on Thursday
TO purchase some hogs. Will IS
getting to the front with fine hogs; he
has held over 80 for breeding purpose.
Will Patch went to Winona, Mimi.
Friday, to meet with the McConnor
Medicine company.
Earl Calkins and Ora Patch went
to Prairie du Chen to attend show,
Friday evening.
There were three car loads of hogs
shipped from this station, Thursday.
The Cooperative Co., one and New
man and Clark, two.
Melvin Cook, from Eastman came
down, Saturday. He says they have
been pretty badly drifted in up there
they have to go through the fields
most of the places.
Quite a number from here attended
the funeral of Miss Smelser, of Clay
ton, who died in Chicago, was
brought to Clayton for burial. The
funeral was Thursday.
Another fire in Bagley. Last Fri
day, between II and 1 o'clock, smoke
was seen issuing from the kitchen of
Mrs. Ella Beer. The cry of fire was
heard and people came from every
direction with buckets, and buckets
of water and a number with fire
extinguishers. There was no one in
the house at the time and the doors
were locked, so they were bursted in.
Erma Housler, who is attending
school at Red Wing, Mimi, came
down to attend the funeral of Miss
Smelser.
Will Wood and daughter went to
Glen Haven, Saturday. Will went
to meet his wife on her return from
a visit with her sons at North And
over, where she has been to help take
care of her new grand daughter.
Joe Harris went to Dubuque, on
train Sd, Sunday.
Charley Miller and son, Clyde and
ARGUS Calkins came down from
Prairie du Chen on train No. Sd,
Sunday.
Marshal Brodt, of Livingston, came
on train 81, to visit his mother and
brother till Sunday.
There have been lot of fish caught
by cutting holes in the ice and throw
ing them out last week.
The fire was found to be behind the
kitchen shove and had burned through
the wall and up between the plaster
and the outside. Then it ran up to
the roof. One rafter was burned all
off for about two feet and sheathing
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