Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-07-01
AROUND THE COUNTY
BAGLEY.
apeCiaI Correspondence to the Herald.

part of last week, to visit her grand
parents, the Perrins in Beetown.
Mrs. Lee Pace was up from Nc
Cartney and returned home the fore
part of last week.
A sister of Dick and Bert Bradley,
of Chicago, was called here by the
death Of her brother Bert and return
ed home Tuesday.
Mrs. Geo. Nash went s6uth on the
afternoon train Wednesday.
Len Stagman went to Prairie du
Chen Wednesday to have DR.. Harris
examine his hand from which finger
was amputated some time ago, from
coming In contract with a circular
saw in his saw mill. He thought it
was not doing as we'll as it should
but it is getting along all right now.
All roads lead to Bagley to the
celebration the fourth of July. Come
everybody.
Clyde Miller, mother and sister
went to their home in Prairie du
CHEN Wednesday. Clyde was going
to take an excursion on the river in
the evening.
John Sunwald went to McGregor
on the four O'Clock train Wednesday.
Mr.. Barr, of Glen Haven, came up
for visit Wednesday.
Mrs. Fred Millen returned from
Prairie du Chen Thursday, where she
had been taking the baths.
Leta and Jennie Beer, Belvia
Miller, Eva Pelkington and daughter
Clara, Minnie Boldt, Ethel Gulick,
Sadie Patch and Otis Jenkins were
passengers on the early train to
Prairie du Chen Wednesd day and
spent the time between trains view
ing the city.
J. R. Thomas, of Prairie du Chen,
was a business caller in Bagley
Thursday.
Elsie Hausler was a passenger on
the afternoon train south and back on
the four O'Clock Thursday.
Ben Keller passed through on the
afternoon train south Thursday.
Jude WILDER, of Nebraska, came
on the morning train Friday to visit
his father in-law, Alvin Cook, and
other relatives and friends here.
Enos Clifton went to Chicago for
visit Friday.
lightning struck straw stack at
Gus Millers' on the old Forehand
place, Friday morning, about four
O'Clock.
Ben Keller and Lulu Glass came
up on the morning train Friday.
Mrs Charley Gaulk and son Carl,
of McGregor, came down the river
in launch to visit her sister, Mrs.
F. J. Oswald, Saturday and returned
hume in the evening.
Larman Dawson has finished pick
ing his crop of strawberries. He
picked z, 404 quarts and Is now pick
ing his raspberries, goosberries and
crop of all kinds. He could not
supply the demands for strawberries
this season.
Jake Zeller's and wife and son
went to Prairie du Chen on the four
O'Clock train and returned on the
midnight train Saturday.
. Mrs. Monroe Jacobs and children
and his sister returned home from
their visit in Rockford, Saturday.
Geo. Miller returned from an ex-
tended visit with his daughter in
Potosi, Friday.
Jake Shrake's grand daughter and
grand son, his oldest sons children,
OF Savanna, came up Saturday for a
visit.
Mitch Pace, Jacob Shrake, Jim
Boorman, Link Bagley, o. ]. Oswald,
Frank Ripper and wife and Lewis
Glass and wife went to Bloomington
to attend lawsuit, Saturday.
Mrs. Myron Pace was a north
bound passenger on the four o'clock
train Saturday.
Jim Harvill was a business caller
in Prairie du Chen between trains
Saturday.
w. C. Forehand and son Harry, of
Platteville, came up Friday and re-
turned home Saturday. Harry will
be principal of our school here for
the next school year.
We have a queer freak. in the
weather here this summer-rain near
ly every day or night; it was very hot
until Sunday, which was a regular
late fall day, cold enough for winter
clothes. The rain is a great draw