Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-05-05
AROUND The COUNTY
BACLEY.
] Correspondence to the Herald.

part'
Mrs. Chris. Zellers and Mrs. j.
P. Jackley were visiting their son
and family, Alfred Jackley and Jake
Zellers, last week.
Charley Calkins invoiced the Milen
stock of goods in Glen Haven, asst
week.
Mrs. Louis Glass. Sr., returned
from Lacrosse the furepart of last
week, where she has been for some
time visiting her children.
Mrs. Callie Golf was in Prairie du
Chen between trains, one day the
fore part of last week.
Mrs. VIM. Ault, of WyalusIng,
was shopping in Bagley, the fore part
of last week.
Geo. Harris was IN Prairie du
Chen between trains, Wednesday.
Mrs. Jess Kee and baby returned
to their home in Potosi, Wednesday,
after spending several days visiting
relatives in Patch Grove and vicinity.
Miss Roetta Beard went to Prairie
du Chen and came back on Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Bart Anderson was a pas
senger from the north on Thursday.
Geo. Winter returned home from
Lacrosse, Thursday, where he spent
several days.
Tom Clifton was business caller
between trains in Prairie du Cnien,
Thursday.
Mrs. Keteley, who has been visit
ing her srster-in- law, Mrs. Jennie
Winter for sometime, returned 10 her
home in Sharon, Thursday.
Mrs. Henderson, who came here to
the funeral of one of the Nagle
family, (she was formerly Nagle)
left for her home in Yakima, Wash.
Thursday.
James Day returned home = to La
Crosse, Thursday, after depending
several days here with his mother at
Chas. Calkins.
Mrs. Roy Craig and two children
went to Mccartney, Friday, to visit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Turner.
Geo. Clark, ST., wife and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Henry Cook went to Prairie
du Chen, Friday to consult a doctor
for Mrs. Cook, who has been very
poorly for some time.
Till Brodt unloadedaa two car loaGs
Of lumber, last week.
Rudolph Kopp came from. : Min
nesota, Friday, and stopped off until
Saturday; then left for Hanover, Ill.
He will stop there "a while and 60 on
to Chicago.
Lettie Beer and sister were in
Prairie du Chen between trains, Sat
urday.
Miss May Whites was a caller be-
tween trains in Prairie du Chen,
Friday.
Miss Casper was caller between
trains in Glen Haven, saturday.
Mrs. Henry Fisher and.. babys went
to Dubuque, Saturday, to see her
cousin, who is in hospital.
Geo. Miller and Mr.. Kern were
between train callers in Glen Haven.
Saturday.
Otis and Guy Culver took drive
out on Blakes Prairie,.s. Saturday.
Mrs. Dave Beard came home from
Prairie du Chen, Saturday, where
she has been for a week with her
aunt.
Jack Hilland. wife, and daughter,
Mich Pace and wife, Limans Golf and
Albert Ready went to Prairie du
Chen on Saturday.
Mrs. John jenkins and Mrs. Sedle.
mayer went to Glen Haven on Satur-
day; Mrs. jenkins came back on 81
and Mrs Sedlemayer came up with
Mr.. Oswald over land.
Leslie jenkins came up. FROM Glen
Haven, Saturday, to spend Sunday
with his family.
BUD Jacobs came up on Saturday.
David Duncan went to Prairie du
Chen on Friday and came back on
Saturday morning.
Jim Way joined his. mother from
Glen Haven, on Friday; morning, and
went to Prairie du CHEN.
Miss Ollie Millen came up from
Glen Haven on Saturday.
There were two autos5 that took
loads of scholars from the country to
Lancaster to the contest, Saturday.
There was a train of % new pas
senger cars and baggage cars for the
Great Northern and Northern Pacific
passed through here Sunday going