Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-01-28

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Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Harris had
business in Prairie du Cnien, Mon
day.
Mrs. J. Rewey and daughter,
Annie, were passengers to Prairie
du Cnien and back, Monday.
Dan Harris and Alfred Fasbinder
took a joy ride on the afternoon
train to Cassvllle and came back on
the four o'clock, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Nash went to
Glen Haven, Monday and returned
on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Millen and
Mrs. Millen's sister, Vevia Curges,
were passengers to Prairie du CHEN
and Lack, Tuesday.
Our Bagley bridge crew, while
laying tile between here and Wya-
lusing killed three snakes, Jan. 20.
How is that for a snake story? They
were of the garter snake species
and quite lively.
Leroy Jacobs and wife went to
Prairie du Chen on the morning
train and returned on the afternoon
train, Tuesday.
Till BrOdt was a south bound pas
senger on the afternoon train, Tues
day, and returned on the 4 o'clock.
Mrs. Lee Kolb boarded the south
bound afternoon train, Monday, to
meet her sister-in-law, Mrs. Ed.
Thlessa, on her return home from
Davenport.
Mrs. P. Klingingsmith and daugh-
ter, Mrs. d Bevens, of Platteville
came Tuesday to visit Mrs. johnny
Rewey who is also a daughter of
Mrs. KIingingsmith.
Mrs. Jay Harris returned from
Prairie du Chem Tuesday. Her
aunt accompanied her for visit.
Stock shipments from here Wed
nesday we're the Cooperative Co.
one load of hogs; Fred Luber and
Charley Ward one load of hogs and
Grant Ballentine ore car of cattle.
The latter went to Chicago with his
shipment.
Fred M pore returned home from
Lacrosse Wednesday.
Charley B)hripger and wife went
to Cassvill9 Wednesday.
VIM. Hodge from COMFY, Penn,
came Friday to visit his brother,
Geo. Hodge. It is his first visit to
Wisconsin. He says they have got
three feet of snow in Pennsylvania
and have had good sl9ighing for
some time
Y. P. Jackl9y left for PIatteviIle,
Friday, after pleasant visit with
his son, Alfred, and old friends and
neighbOrs here
clyde Miller went to Prairie du
Caien Friday and returned Satur-
day on the after noon train.
Geo. Winter took rather of a
sudden notion and jumped on to
the o'clock, Friday, and went to
Lacrosse to see a boxing match.
Walt Yost and wife came from
Savanna on the afternoon train,
Friday, and their car of household
goods came on the way freight.
They will live with Mr.. Yost's
mother and husband, Lawrence
Dawson, until they can find avacant
house to move into. Mr.. Yost and
Mr.. Dawson have bought out Del
Morrissey and will have their open
ing on Monday, Jan. 26. We are
in need of more houses here in
Bagley.
Nate Brown went to the sanitar-
Ium in Prairie du Chen to take
baths for rheumatism. Nate has
not been able to be down town for
some time. We hope he will come
back in better shape.
Will Irons from Brownsville,
Mimi, is visiting friends IN Bagley;
he has been visiting around Brodt-
vile and Bloomington for about
two weeks and will go back to
Bloomington before he returns
home.
Mrs. Winch from EIgin, Ill came
Saturday to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Bessie Shrake.
The Band Boys will give basket
social and dance for the benifit of
the band, Friday evening" Jan. 80.
Come and help the band boys; they
are helping to build the town
Miss Burris was a passenger to
Prairie du CHEN, Saturday evening
Will Woods and wife and Henry
Fisher made a shopping tour to Du-
buque Friday, and returned on Sat
urday. They said they bought out
a part of Dubuque.
The house belonging to Walt
Hempell, on what is known as the
Thayer farm, was burned to the
ground last Thursday night. 1t was
a very nice farm home
Otis Culver sawed wood for Char
ley Plandke Saturday.
Bill Millen made business trip to
Bloomington Friday.