Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-09-03
BAGLEY.


men and Bloomington They did not
return until Monday morning.
Miss Ames returned to her home at
Potosi Sunday after her visit with
Miss Eva Tyler. The girls enjoy
visiting in the car.
Clarence Fralick and wife Sunday
ed with Mrs. Shrake's sister, Mrs
Grimesey, at Patch Grove
Mrs. Oswald and daughter Carrie,
returned home from their visit with
her sisters in McGregor, Iowa. on
Monday.
A grandson of Jake Shrake is here
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Shrake and
Jake has to go fishing with him every
day. The grand children make
grandpa and grandma do most any
thing to give them good time.
Mrs Julia Wicks and two grand
daughters Alma and Gladys from
Kopi, Mimi. and Miss Maggie Barne, S
of Patch Grove, are visiting at Oscar
Barnes.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.. BENEFITS and
daughter Marguerite and Miss Chamb-
ers from Prairie du CHEN made
call on the Clifton family Saturday
and Henry took them in the auto to
father.
DR.. Fred PIondke and daughter
came on the midnight train to John
Keller S to see his sister and called
on Mrs. Thiessea and Charley, his
brother, on Sunday.
Harry Loram. of Platteville, came
on the midnight train Sunday to visit
with his brother. in law Wort Monroe
and the Jones family. He has been
up in the north west part of the state
to buy land but could not find any
that suited him.
Elva Taylor has been visiting her
cousin Clarence Fralick. Clarence
took her home Wednesday as she is
going to teach near Platteville and
had to begin Monday.
M. Greer, of Prairie du Chen is
camping down on the Plondke lake.
Mary Davidson went to Prairie du
Chen Wednesday and from there to
Lynxville and met her uncle and aunt
from Scotland and they all went to
her parental home to make a short
stay and came home on the midnight
train.
Ed Thiesea went to Prairie du
Chen and returned Wednesday.
Clyde Miller working near BrodC-
Vile went to his home in Prairie du
CHEN Wednesday.
Lula Glass and her friend Mrs.
Pent went to P. D. C. Tuesday.
A young man by the name of Reed
from Burton got one of his fingers
badly smashed Wednesday. He was
working on one of the work trains
here.
The dance that Howard Shrake
gave Tuesday night was a success.
Good music and a good crowd.
Willie Dozier. former Putosi boy
and now of Prairie du CHEN went to
Bloomington with Amos Brown in his
auto Thursday. Fred Millen went to
Bloomington with his auto and got
him and took him home and Friday
morning Fred brought him down to
Bagley. He took the morning train
to mis- home.
John Keller went to Cassville We'd
nesday and caught some fellows
shipping under sized cat fish; he took
the fish and brought them here and
fined one of them $25 and costs and
the other one agreed to appear later
and pay his fine Thursday he went
on board train here that was from
Desota and seized fish that we're also
uTder size. John is always Oh the
look out for the ones that break the
game laws.
Mrs. Julia Wicks and two grand
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week to visit Mrs. Wicks' sister.
Miss Maggie Barnes went to her
home at Patch Grove after her visit
with her brother, Oscar Barnes, Fri
day.
Oscar Barnes and family Sundayed
with Oscar sister at Hazelton.
Miss Nellie Morrlssey is visiting
her friend Elsie Hausler. Friday
Herby Hasler took his mother and
Elsa and Nellie Morrissey. Lula
Glass and her friend Mrs. Pent to
Point Look Out to see the sights from
there.
The Cooperative Company shipped
sheep and lambs on Monday.
Will Taylor received a pig on the
one clock train Thursday for which