Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-09-24
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Mrs. Cappie Ready and children
went to Mt. Sterling Saturday to visit
her home folks.
Elmer Cook and son and brother
Henry left for their homes in Mime
sofa and So Dakota Wednesday after
a visit with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Alvin Cook.
Eloris Gulick went to Dubuque last
week to work for the Brunswick Co.
Henry Clifton who is working at
electrical work in Schenectady, NJ H.,
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. T. Clifton, and his many friends.
David Clark returned from near Sis
seton. S. D., Sunday with blood pois-
oning in his hand. He has been work
ing with the Thiessa and Stagman
threshing outfit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Marshall and
Henry Schmitz and wife and daugh-
ter returned from an auto trip to Iowa
last Tuesday.
Blanche Remy and brother Bud and
Beetle Haville and Fletcher and Or
willie Brodt and others boarded the
G. w Hill excursion boat from Clay
ton for Dubuque Sunday. They report
a. good time. They did not get back
until Monday morning. This is the
last trip for the boat this season on
the upper river and as they started
down Monday the boat got stuck on
a sandbar between Wyalusing and
CLAYTON and did not get off until
Tuesday evening or Wednesday morn
ing.
Leona Banner, Florence Plondke,
Jennie Beer and Margaret Rewey are
attending school at p. d. G.
]. T. Clifton and son Henry drove
over to Lancaster Monday.
Marie Calkins who has been visit
ing her uncle, G.. D. Calkins for a
week, returned to ner home in Wi
mona Sunday.
Floyd Taylor and Babe Wade re-
turned home from trip to Wheaton,
I'll. where they were visiting Miss
Wade's sister, Mrs. Ferry. They al
so visited Chicago and report a nice
time.
The G. B. & @. will run a special
train Thursday from Savanna to La
Crosse for the fair. Leaves Bagley at
7:13 a. m. and returns at IL p. m.
Mrs. Lester Quarterman and daugh-
tiers and Mrs. Melvin Cook were IN
Cassville Monday.
Geo. Hickok, wife and son returned
to their home in Moline, Monday.
Henry Lord Of Bloomington, board
ed the train here for Monong, Wis, to
visit his son Tom. Mr. Lord is 81
years old and went all alone. He is
very supple for man of his age.
Clarence Gulick and wife returned
to BagIey from a visit with Tom Gull
lex Of Cassville.
Max Kolb, wife and son of Fenni-
ufo Mr.
er Sunday.
The village officers all qualified on
Monday eve and are ready for bust
ness now.
Mrs. Gus Pohle took Mrs. Eli Mil
len, Mrs Zill Willard, Mrs. G. D. Calk-
ms and Mrs. Jacob Biederman to P,
ID. c. in her auto Monday.
The Coop. Co. shipped car Of
hogs and one Of sheep from here on
Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Cooley Of Mt. Hope
visited the latter's sister, Mrs. John
jenkins, Sunday.
ARGUS Calkins and Harley Clifton
went to Dubuque Wednesday. ~
Floyd Taylor left for Chicago We'd
nesday
Mrs. C. d. Calkins went to P. D. G,
Wednesday and came back via Patch
Grove.
VIM. Thiessa returned from Sisse-
ton, S. d., Wednesday where he has
been running his threshing outfit. He
is looking fine
Ben Davis and wife of Platteville
came up on the afternoon train We'd
nesday and spent until Monday Wis
ting the E. e. Culver family. We
spent the time fishing with very good
success. They took home a fine lot
after eating lot.
Edgar Marshall and VIM Moore
went to So Dakota Wednesday to the
Lee Marshall home. They returned
Sunday
Jno. Edwards and family returned
from their auto trip to Woodstock
Mimi, Saturday. They have been gone
several weeks
Geo. Harville visited his son Harry
and son-in-law Harry Day in Patch
Grove last week
Mrs. Effie Bexter of Dubuque, came
up Wednesday to visit her mother and
family, Mrs. Richard Dancliff.
ARGUS Calkins and julie Oswald
went down the line Monday.
Jas. Day of Galena, returned Mon
day after visiting his parents, Jerry
Day and family.
Geo. Harville went to Cassville on
Monday.
Mrs. Claude Quarterman and Mrs
Lee Grist returned from Wyalusine
Monday.