Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-12-03
AROUND The COUNTY
BAGLEY

ObO DiS WdL6I tduh luIl huu IuUuluk
over Monday; it looked as though
the river itself was running vi
through the tank
Mrs. Eli Millen went to Gler
Haven Monday. She has had All at
tack of pneumonia ever since. She il
a little better at present.
Fred Shrunk, from Colorado, has
been visiting friends here. Monday
he took the afternoon train for Gler
Haven aud crossed the river there
and went to Osterdock, Iowa, to visi
relatives and friends.
Mrs Will Remey is making an ex
tended visit with her parents al
Waupaca. Wis.
Alice Oswald cane on the midnight
Saturday to visit her parents
Mrs. VIM. Winter returned from a
summers visit with her daughter,
at StonevilIe s, D.. Monday
Howard Shrake will give another
of his good dances in the Bagley hall
Friday evening, Dec. 5.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Brodt,
at Davenport, Iowa, 8 pound boy.
Nov. %
Mrs. Wood, from Cassville, who
has been visiting friends here went
to Prairie du CHEN Tuesday to spend
Thanksgiving with her grand daugh-
ter. Mrs. Henry Clark.
Mrs Sophia Day is visiting at
Fred Soellners and with other friends
in and around Brodtville.
Lew Beer moved in town with his
father, Jacob Beer, so he could take
care of his father and live in his
beautiful home here.
Lee Scott and family, from Elm
dale S. D., are visiting friends here.
He has sold his farm there but has
not decided where he will locate vet,
but he says he likes it out there.
Born to Mr. and Mrs Len Miller,
a daughter, Nov. 81.
Tuesday morning early as a train
was coming up they saw a man lying
by the track. They had to come up
and run in on the side track and
they took the engine and went back
and picked him up when it was found
that both legs were broken below the
knee and the bones were protrudiug
from the flesh and his head was cut
and bruised. They called DR.. Mecum
and took him to Prairie du CHEN.
The night operator there said his
name was Will FeelY and that he had
been hanging around the depot there
when the midnight train came. It is
supposed that he jumped on to that
and fell off down by the old water
tank. They think both of his legs
will have to be taken eff.
DIR. Mecum s sister and her daugh-
ter making a visit at the Doctors
home; they are from Richland Center.
Mrs. DR.. Mecum made a trip to
Lacrosse Tuesday.
Clarence Fralick presented the
writer with delicious mess Of
venison from the large deer be killed
it was a rare treat fer which we are
deply grateful to our friend.
Roy Koecke and Henry Cook made
a trip to CassVille and back Tuesday
Albert Snea has sold his house and
two lots in town to Geo. Clark ST.,
for 5000.
Geo Suttlemeyer and wife came
up from Cassville Tuesday and re-
turned Friday after spending Thanks
giving, with his sisters, Mrs Frank
Ripper and Mrs. Oscar Barnes.
Clarence Benor returned from his
summers work in North western Iowa,
Wednesday.
Geo Nash and wife returned home
from Glen Haven Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Wager went
to Prairie du Chen Wednesday to
spend Thanksgiving with MIR wager s
sister, Mrs Reed; they returned Fri
day.
Mrs. Beiderman went to Lacrosse
Wednesday.
Miss Allen. one of our teachers,
went to her home il Livingston for
Thanksgiving, Wednesday, by way of
Galena, and came back Saturday.
Frank Millin and wife went to
Rockford. III Thursday, to visit
sister
Mrs. Roda Willard and sister Zada
Day and Miss Chase went to Cassville
on the afternoon train and back on
the four o'clock Thursday
Miss Lulu Glass went south Thurs
day and back Friday morning.
Mrs. Jesse Key and Miss Hall went
d.