Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-08-19
BAGLEY.
special Correspondence TO the Herald.

Grandma Sedlmayr has been visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Oscar Barnes.
Friday she went to Glen Haven to
stay until Sunday.
Ed Schwartz, Arno Alt, Ed Oleson
and Clyde Suttle. of Lancast er, came
down with the auto and spend the
day fishing with Ira Willard with
very good success.
Mrs. L. Gulick, of Brodtville, got
some paint in her eye last week and
went to Cassville to have it treated ;
her sister accompanied her.
Mrs. j. P. Jackley, of Platteville,
has been visiting her daughter-in-
law, Mrs. Alfred Jackley, and re-
turned home last week.
Cappie Ready, wife and baby re-
turned home from their visit with
Mrs. Readey's parents, the Kunut-
sons, at Gays Mills, last week.
Mrs. Readey's sister accompanied
them home for a visit.
Mrs. Lou Beer is visiting in Aus
tin, MINI.
Oscar Ready went to Boscobel to
play the bass drum or Silver Joe 8
Wild West show at the fair this fall.
Mrs. Tom Guluck's daughter came
up from Cassville to attend to Mrs.
GulicK's work while he is away.
Callie Golf has gone to Iowa to
run threshing engine for the fall
and his wife and daughter are visit
ing friends at Bridgeport.
Pete Clinginsmith returned to his
home in Platteville the fore part of
last week.
Mrs. Evans and daugh ter Mar
guerite, Jimmie Harville, Earl and
ARGUS Calkins went to Prairie du
Chen the fore part of last week and
came back the next morning on the
way freight.
Hugh Hazen, wife and children
went to Boscobel to attend the far
Wednesday.
Tom Clifton took his son Henry to
Lacrosse to have an operation on his
nose, Wednesday.
Old Mr.. Reamey went to Prairie
du Chen Wednesday.
Mrs. E. Warschute, of Prairie du
CHEN, visited at Julius Plondke s
last week.
Mrs. Kasch and children, Rowena
and Lille, of Chicago, are visiting
at Julius Plondke's.
Adolph and Hulda Plondke took
Rowena Kasch and sister Lille to
Prairie du Chen Wednesday, to look
over the city between trains.
The Co operative Co. shipped a
car of lambs, Wednesday, and New
man and Clark a car of hogs Thus
day.
Alfred Maker returned from La
Crosse, Thursday.
Fred Millen left Thursday after
noon for Headinger, N. D., to look
over his land interest there.
Mrs. Tom Gulick returned home
from Cassville Thursday.
Lew Markley and wife took the
train for Prairie du CHEN,
Friday.
Mrs. Alderman and little child, of
Iowa, came Friday morn
ing to make her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nate Brown, visit.
Mrs. Foley and a lady friend of
Cassyille came up Friday morning TO
visit with the Lee Greer family at
their cottege on the Forehand a nd
Plondke lake.
Schwartz and Alt came down again
they had such sport when
they were down before that they had
to come back and try it again.
Mrs. j. Abraham and three chill
dren, of Rockford, ILL.,, came We'd
nesday to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. M. wager.
J. R. Thomas, of Prairie du CHEN,
was Bagley caller Friday.
]. Bounerant, of Dodgeville, was a
Bagley caller Friday.
Mrs. Albert Albright, of Moline,
ILL.,, and niece came Thursday to visit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Reamey
at her brothers, Will Reamey.
Aaron Moore and wife, Eli Millen
and wife, VIM. Lyons and wife, and
Mrs. Bossi went to Prairie du Chen,
Saturday, to attend the funeral of
their nephew, Leonard Pitzer, who
died Thursday with tuberculosis.
He, as a former resident of this
vicinity.
Nate Millen and wife, their two