Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-03-03


the accident happened. His left side
is paralized.
Geo. Clark Sr. was a caller in
Prairie du Chen Friday.
Mrs. Jim and Mrs. Frank Millen
went to Glen Haven on "a Friday
Geo. Lord came up on 81 from
Cassville Friday.
Newman and Clark shipped car of
hogs to Chicago Thursday.
Mrs. Jack Hill and daughter were
in Prairie du Chen Wednesday.
Mrs. Lou Lau, of CassviIle, who
has been visiting her mother, Mrs.
Tom Gulick, left for home Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Walter Gul lex returned from
Lacrosse on the midnight train We'd
nesday. Henry Fisher and wife take
care of their son Ronald at the
hospital.
Mr.. Benor came from Minnesota on
the midnight train the fore part of
last week, to see his mother, Mrs.
L. A. Tyler, who is slowly improv-
ing.
Mrs. Brookens went to Lacrosse
on 81 Wednesday to see her nephew,
Ronald Fisher.
Leo Stumphy, wife and baby came
up from Illinois to visit awhile with
Mrs. Stumphey' s parents, Bart Ander-
son and wife, Thursday.
VIM. Griffin, of Lacrosse, came
down Friday night to see his uncle,
Nate Brown.
Geo. Harris and John Keller were
passengers to Prairie du Chen and
back Saturday.
Friday afternoon, while Henry
Horseman was changing some lumber
from one wagon to another one of the
teams started and as he went to grab
for the lines he got tangled in the
tugs and was thrown under the front
wheels, both the front and hind
wheels passing over him. He was
quite badly hurt but how serious we
have not learned at this writing; he
was able to drive his team home with
the load of lumber, but was in bed
Saturday.
Ethel and Ernie Gulick and Minnie
Bolt were south bound passengers on
"a Saturday.
Mrs. Geo. Millin, an old resident
of Blake's Prairie and the last few
years resident of Bagley, died Fri
day. She has been an invalid for a
number of years and great sufferer
by spells.
Henry Glass, of Grand Forks N.
D., who has been spending several
weeks around here. left for home last
Saturday.
Willie Clark, wife and baby went
to Prairie du Chen Saturday.
Fred Millen went to Galena Friday
night to meet his daughter, Irena,
who is going to school in Platteville.
They came home on 81 Saturday.
Mrs. Grimesey and daughter,
Delphia, of Patch Grove, drove down
Saturday to see Mrs. Grimesy's
mother, Mrs. Shrake.
Frank Derby's daughter and baby
returned to Dubuque Sunday.
Joe Harris, wife and daughter
started for their home in California,
Sunday, after spending the winter
with relatives here.
A large number of people from
Glen Haven attended the funeral of
Mrs. Geo. Millen Sunday.
Guy Culver has been helping
Johnny Harris on the farm for the
last week and was home Sunday and
returned for few days next week.
Lou Markley is moving some things
over to his Bridge Port hollow farm,
LYMAN Culver will move to Crawford
county.
The Cooperative Co. shipped car
of hogs Sunday.
Talk about fine scenery in the west
we surely have it here now; the snow
is all gone here but on the hills and
bluffs in Iowa they are all covered.
There is no bare ground to be seen
from here; one can imagine it is like
looking on the snow capped noun
! tains in the west.
There has been quite lot of fish
ing lately; some have had good luck
and others no luck. We will have to
wait now until the last of May for
game fish, as the closed season starts
the first of March and lasts until the