Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-11-04
BAGLEYs
special Correspondence to the Herald.

Brodtvllle and Bloomington.
Lester Quarterman, who is section
foreman at Charme, spent last Sun
day with his brother in-law, Earl
Brothers, in Bagley. Earl has been
very sick with pneumonia for some
time, but is getting some better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hustler Sunday
ed with the E. K. Culver family.
Pete Hartman and Johnny Lauton,
of Platteville, came up last week
Monday and have been putting in the
time fishing and duck hunting with
very good success, especially with
fishing.
Mrs. Geo. Millen, whose only way
to get around is in her wheeled
chair, went to Glen Haven on "a last
week, accompanied by her daughter
Clio and Ollie, to visit her son, J.
w. Millen, for week.
Geo. Clark Sr. and wife, Togey
Bagley, Mrs. OFT Plondke and son,
were shopping in Prairie du Chen
Wednesday.
Mrs. Hattie Harville took dinner
with Mrs. E. E. Culver and took
train "a for Cassville Wednesday, o
visit her son Johnny and returned
home on 81 Friday, and Saturday.
Jake Sharke took her up to her
daughters Mrs. Ed Gulick, a Brodt-
vile.
Mrs. Wade went to Glen Haven
Wednesday to see DR.. Mclaughlin;
her sister, Mrs. Geo. Ready, went
with her.
Joe Greer boarded 81 Wednesday
for trip in Iowa to look at some
ponies.
Grandma Day returned home from
Beloit, Evansville, Madison and
Prairie du Chen, Wednesday. She
had been gone six weeks.
Edgar Marshall went to Prairie du
Chen on 81, Wednesday, to take
some baths at the sanitarium for
rheumatism. He returned Saturday
and says he is a great deal better.
Bill Moore went to Prairie du
Chen on 81, Wednesday and return
ed on "a Thursday.
Mrs. Henry Taylor of Oelwein,
Iowa, came on 81 Wednesday. Her
brother in-law Walt Taylor, was at
the depot to meet her and took her
home to visit himself and sister
Rena.
Frank Derby returned from Du-
buque Wednesday.
Mrs. Monroe Jacobs and two chill
dren returned home from her visit
with her parents at McGregor, Iowa,
Thursday on Sd. Her sister, Laura
Gween, returned with her to visit
until Sunday.
Will Stark spent the time between
trains in Prairie du Chen Friday.
Miss Elite Fassbinder returned to
her home in Marshfield, on 81, Thurs
day.
Mrs. Elkins and sister, Ida Beider-
man, went to Lacrosse on 81, Thurs
day, for visit with friends.
Jim Way and wife went to Prairie
du Chen on 81, Thursday, and came
back on the midnight train.
Mrs. Sedlmayr went to Glen Haven
Friday, to spend several days visit
ing friends.
Zadie and Fora Beer have returned
home from Dakota, where they have
been for some time; Saturday they
went to Wyalusing.
There was quite a number went up
to Wyalusing Saturday morning who
had been down here to attend the
dance Friday night. They report a
good dance.
Roda Willard and wife went to
Prairie du Chen Friday on 81 and
took the wrong train back. 1t did
not stop here, so they went to East
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Saturday.
The Misses Stevens, of Cassville,
were Bagley visitors Saturday.
Zadie Day came home Saturday
from her school to spend the week
end. She is teaching near Sitter.
Sophia Havill came from Prairie
du Chen Saturday to spend Sunday.
She IS attending the girls school
there.
Less Jenkins and wife and daughter
Velma came from Kilbourne, Satur-
day, for a visit with their parents
and friends.
E. E. Culver raised freak radish
and has it on exhibition at Walt
Yost's Store. 1t weighs II pounds
and is of the Icicle variety. There