News: Greenwood 18 years ago - Nov 1891 (11 Nov
1909)
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Surnames: Andrews, Pratt, White,
Marvin
----Source: Greenwood Gleaner (Greenwood, Clark Co., Wis.) 11 Nov
1909
Hearing yells that would have been a credit to a Cemoche Indian and
the bellowing of a maddened bull. The Gleaner reporter investigated the cause of
the commotion and discovered a man fleeing for his life across the pasture lot
of E.T. Pratt, with a huge bull in hot pursuit. The man fell, and the bull was
upon him, but as he had no club at hand, he made effective use of his No. 9
boots, and his siren voice, and scared the infuriated animal away. The man was
Shell Andrews trying to make a nearby fence.
E.T Pratt was considered one
of our best storyteller year ago, and it was during this week that one of the
wheels on his buggy became set while enroute from Neillsville home, and had to
use a forty foot plank he found alongside the road to hold the axel up so he
could bring his rig home.
The brick work on White's Hardware store and
I.O.O.F. Hall was nearly completed.
Mrs. M. Marvin picked a ripe
strawberry off her vines last week.
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