Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-02-17

Will Shellam, of Platteville, who
has been visiting his brother, Roy, at
Patch Grove returned home via Galena
the fore part of last week.
Will Carl, the buttermaker, spent
most of last week in Platteville and
returned home, Saturday.
Jack Hill was a caller between
trains IN Prairie du Chen, one day
last week.
Mrs. Frank Ripper went to Prairie
du CHEN, the fore part of the week.
Henry Ruckdaschel and wife were
at Prairie du Chen between trains,
Wednesday.
Mrs. Walt Gulick and daughter,
Ernie, went to Prairie du Chen on
Friday and returned on Saturday.
Mrs. Abe Kee, ST., went to Potosi
to visit her son, Jesse and wife, Sat-
urday.
Miss Everson went to Mccartney
on Saturday to spend the weeks end
with friends.
Dewey Oswald and Bud Jacobs
came down to spend Sunday at home.
The Cooperative Co. held their
annual meeting in the Shrake hall,
Saturday. They had a large attend
ance.
There was large turnout of farm
ers in town, Saturday, great many
with hogs.
There were three car loads of hogs
shipped, Sunday; the Cooper ative
Co., two and Newman and Clark, one.
Jake Biederman came up on Thurs
day.
August Stagman returned from Sis
seton. S. D., on the midnight train,
Wednesday. He says they have had
hard, steady winter there.
Geo. Clark, Jr., and son, Lester,
were in Prairie du Chen between
trains, Friday.
John /. Thomas, of Prairie du
Chen, was calling on his friends in
Bagley between trains, Friday.
Mrs. Quarterman and daughter in
law, Mrs. Lester Quarterman, of
Wyalusing, came down to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Eli Millen, Friday.
Frank Ripper went to Prairie du
Chen on Friday.
Will Taylor went to Dubuque, We'd
nesday, to see his son, Earl, who
went to the hospital there the fore
part of the week with blood poisoning
from the effects of a nail that was
driven in his knee several days before.
Will returned home on Thursday and
reports Earl as some better.
Ora Brodt, of Prairie du Chen,
was calling in Bagley in the interest
of his jewelrv business, last week.
Marshal Brodt, of Livingston, who
stopped off here Sunday, went on to
Rochester, Mimi, Monday, to con-
suit the Mayo Brothers.
Ed Benor, who has been here to
see his mother, Mrs. L. A. Tyler,
who has been very sick returned home
to Bruce, Wednesday.
Drs. Scsnlan and Armstrong, of
Prairie du Chen, were calling in
Bagley between trains, Wednesday.
Oar dentist, T. A. Murphey, was
calling in Glen Haven between trains,
Thursday.
Clarence Benor and Sadie Patch
were south-b bound passengers, Thurs
day.
Bert Jacobs came down on Satur-
day.
Jim Horribly and wife went to La
Crosse on Saturday.
Lynn Golf went to Prairie du Chen
on Saturday.
joe Harris brought his wife home
from the hospital in Dubuque, Satur-
day, very much improved in health.
Lester Quarterman has been APP
pointed section foreman here and will
move down Monday to reside in the
Biederman house on Main street.
There will be English services in
the Lutheran church Sunday next.
Mrs. Geo. Nash went to Glen
Haven, Sunday.
John Keller and Geo. Winter went
up to Wyalusing on So and fished
until 81 came down. They each had
fine string of sun fish, caught with
hook and line in slough above
Wyalusing.
Mrs. Jess Knapp, of Platteville,
and mother, Mrs. Fisher, of Cass-
vile, came up on Thursday to visit
Henry Fisher. Mrs. Knapp returned
to Cassville on Friday and home to