Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-01-05

UP Saturday afternoon and returned
! Tuesday.
! Del Quick and wife Of near SissetOn,
South Dakota. are visiting relatives
and friends here.
Guy Culver went to Platteville via
Potosi Sunday to work with a drilling
outfit for the winter.
/ Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Cappie Ready,
a son, Dec. q. Mother and baby get
ting along fine.
Jake Zellers and wife and son. re-
turned from his fathers home Sunday,
via Potosi.
George sedlemayer Of Cassville,
came up on the afternoon train, Mon
day
Clyde Miller and Minnie Bolt went
to Prairie du CHEN on the afternoon
train, Tuesday.
George Shepherd and son Of Platte
came down from Prairie du Chen on
business Wednesday.
Mrs. Ida Christianson OF La Crosse,
was calling on her parents, Jake Bied-
erman and wife, between trains, Satur-
day.
L. E. Tyler, who is still running
surfacing crew between LynXville and
Ferryville, spent Christmas and Sun
day with his family here.
Joe Urine shipped two more of his
full blood dogs Sunday, one to Indiana
and one to Georgia. He has only one
left present.
Callie Golf and wife of Glen Haven,
came up and loaded their household
goods into a car and shipped them to
Glen Haven, Friday.
Charles Fest and wife of Livingston
returned Monday aftera visit at Mrs.
TESTS parents, Bart Anderson and
wife
The Misses Grimesey Of Patch Grove
spent New Years day with their
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jake
Shrake, and aunt, Hazel Fralick.
+ Frank Morrissey returned to the
Minnesota State University at Minnea-
polls, on the afternoon train, Thurs
day.
I Mr.. and Mrs. McClay came up from
Clinton, Iowa Thursday, to spend New
Years day with Mrs. McClay's daugh-
ter, Mrs. Walt Yost
Mr.. and Mrs. Hammond Of Sioux
City, Iowa, returned home Thursday,
after a visit with Mrs. Hammonds pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Plondke.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Stiles of North Dako-
ia came Friday to visit Mrs. Stiles
brothers, the Ready's and other rela-
tives and friends.
Dowlan Bagley and wife, of northern
Minnesota, came Thursday, called here
to see Mrs. Bagley's mother, Mrs. New
man, ST., who is very i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Calkins went
to La Crosse Saturday morning to
spend New Years with Mrs Calkin's
brother, James Day.
Mrs Harry Kramer and her brother
in-law, M. Kramer, Of Eastman, spent
Christmas with Mrs. Kramer's parents,
George Ready and family.
Monroe Jacobs, wife and three child
ren came from Prairie du Chen Satur-
day for a family gathering at the old
home. All were present, but Bert JAG
obs, Of Waterloo, Iowa.
Mr. Livingston and Miss Kan Of
Platteville came up on the afternoon
train Wednesday and returned Thurs
Gay. Miss Lottie Thiessa returned
with them.
Ed Thiessa and wife were in La
Crosse between trains Wednesday. Ed
is laid UP with the grippe. He has a
man here taking his his middle trick
at the depot
Toga BagIey caught two red foxes
last week in his traps. There has been
several killed and caught around here
this winter. The most of them are
grey foxes.
i There is large number Of people
quite sick here at present: Mrs. Jake
Shrake, Mrs. H. Brodt, Mrs. DR.. Me
cum, Mrs. Henry Cook and a number
Of others.
Last week Miss Mona Weed, accom-
panied by her mother and DR.. Mecum,
went to Lacrosse for an operation on
her throat and nose. She was getting
along nne at last reports.
/ Roy Grindle Of Platteville was in
Bagley Tuesday. erecting a monument
on the Charles Burris grave in the
Bagley cemetery. It is a very fine one.
Mr. Grindle does quite a business in
this vicinity.
The Abe Kee, Sr., family spent
Christmas at the Phil Glass home in
Bagley. All the Kee family were pre-
sent except Abe, Jr., of Wyalusing. In
the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Kee, ST., and
Mrs. Booth returned to Patch Grove.
Elva Taylor went to Cassville Friday
and came back an the afternoon train.
She accompanied her brother Earl, to
Prairie du Chen. Earl injured the
lame leg that he drove a nail into last