Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-12-02
AROUND The COUNTY
BAGLEY.
correspondence 10 the Herald.


N. D., is visiting at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Howard Shrake.
The Stat, Park has been burning
over for the past week; they called
out the section men and all the
farmers around to keep it from burn
ing up the corn and hay around it.
Lou Beer took his father and
Charley Calkins and Jim Day to
Bloomington one day last week in his
auto; they went on business and got
home before noon.
Jim Day, of Lacrosse, spent
Thanksgiving with his mother at
Charley Calkins'.
Miss Shannon, left for her home
at Eastwood, Wis, the fore part of
last week; she had been spending two
weeks with her grand parents, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Markley. Mrs.
Markley accompanied her as far as
Prairie du Chen.
Mrs. Alfred Jackley returned We'd
nesday from PlattevilIe, where she
has been visiting her motherin-law,
Mrs. j. P. Jackley.
Geo. Clark Sr. and Mrs. Jack Hill
and daughter were calling in Prairie
du Chen the fore part of last week.
Mrs. S. Sedlmayr returned from
Lacrosse the fore part of last week.
@. d. Shrake made business trip
to Dubuque Tuesday and came back
Wednesday.
Mrs. Bert Jacobs and daughter
went to Cassville to visit her sister
last week.
Mrs. VIM. Wood spent from Sun
day until Tuesday with friends in
Cassville.
Mrs. Geo. Glenn came up on 81
from the south, Tuesday.
F. NJ. wager spent several days at
the sanitarium again last week; he
says the baths are benefting him
very much.
Alvin Cook, wife and daughter,
Mrs. Geo. Ready, went to Prairie du
Chen Wednesday to meet Mr.. and
Mrs. Cooks daughter, Mrs. WILDER,
from Nebraska.
Geo. Wade and wife, of Eastman,
came down on "a and stopped off
until 81, with Alvin Cook and wife,
Mrs. Wade's parents. They left on
81 for Rochester, Mimi, where Mrs.
Wade will have an operation at the
MAYO Bros. hospital Wednesday.
Mrs. Will Carl left for a visit
with her parents in Platteville, We'd
nesday.
Geo. Clark Sr. was a caller in
Glen Haven, Wednesday.
Jud Wilbur arrived Wednesday
from Nebraska with two car loads of
horses and goods. He has sold his
farm there and will buy somewhere
around here. He raised 1000 bushels
of potatoes on his farm in Nebraska
this year.
The river is nearly clear from ice;
a little slush ice is running yet. We
have surely been having fine weather
lately to make up for the cold spell
we had while ago.
Fishing is not very good although
your correspondent was out Friday
and got a fine mess of bullheads.
Saturday evening the Bloomington
high school basket ball team came
down and played the Bagley high
school team. The score was % to
IL in favor of Bloomington.
Harry Forehand and Miss Butler
left on the midnight train for Platte
Vile and Miss Allen for Livingston
Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving.
Will Millen and wife went to Glen
Haven Wednesday to spend Thanks
giving with their daughter and SON.
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Hochhousen,
and returned home on 81, Thursday.
Johnny Harville, wife and daugh-
ter came up on 81 and drove out to
Ed Gulick's at Brodtville to see his
mother Mrs. Gulick, Thursday.
Quite a number came from Cass-
Vile and Glen Haven to attend the
dance, Thursday evening. 1t was a
grand success.
The basket ball game between Bag
lev and Hazelton was in favor of
Hazelton by II to z Thursday.
Mr.. Green, of McGregOr, spent
Thanksgiving with his daughter and
husband, Monroe Jacobs and wife, and
returned home via Clayton Friday.