News: North York (27 Feb 1914)

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Surnames: Turner, Davis, Livingston, Teatz, Dahl, Thiedeman, Krause, Grassman, Graves, Turner, Edens, Benedict, Thompson, McMahon, Dollaso, Campbell

----Source: Granton News (Granton, Clark County, Wis.) 02/27/1914

W.H. Turner and wife took dinner with John Davis and wife, Sunday.

Fay Livingston and wife spent Sunday with her folks at Heathville.

R. Teatz sold his black driving horse to George Dahl last week.

The Misses Anna Teatz, Vivian Thiedeman, Lottie Krause and Esther Grassman; and the Messer’s Martin Krause and Albion Grassman from Lynn; Mr. and Mrs. H.G. Graves and Mel Turner all spend Sunday at Rob Teatz’s.

H.G. Graves and son were Loyal callers Monday.

George Dahl sports a new driving horse and a new top buggy.  Now girls smile your prettiest smiles and maybe you’ll get a ride.

Robert Teatz is the owner of a new cutter.

George Dahl drove to Loyal Friday.

Miss Erna Edens spent Sunday with Miss Emma Dahl.

Miss Emma Dahl spent Wednesday with Mrs. Merle Benedict.

Robert Thompson and wife and children drove over to Teatz’s Thursday.  Robert bought some oats.

Wm. McMahon drove to Loyal, Friday.

Miss Esther Dollaso from Heintown is working for Wm. Campbell.

Mrs. Mel Turner spent Thursday with Mrs. McMahon and Friday with Mrs. Bessie Turner.

John Dahl was a Granton caller Friday.