Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-08-05
AROUND THE COUNTY
BAGLEY.

special Correspondence TO the Herald.
One Of Henry Ruckdashel's horses
took very sick one day the fore part
of last week while in town, and has
been down ever since; had to haul
him into Fred Patch's buggy shed.
He has to stay by him all the time,
day and night.
Enos Clifton has been quite sick
for some time but is slowly gaining
at this writing.
Sadie and Fora Beer left for Bruce,
D. NJ, for visit, the fore part OF
last week.
Miss Duncalf, of Lancaster, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Geo. Alex
ander.
Ora Patch left for Sisseton, S. D.,
the fore part of last week to harvest
and thresh.
John Chapman, of Platteville,
candidate for sheriff was in Bagley
the fore part of last week getting ac-
uuainted with the people. John
would make good sheriff. His wife
accompanied him. They left here
for Glen Haven, North Andover and
Beetown.
Elmer Cook is able to be out on
the streets again after his tussel
with malarial fever. 1t has taken
him down about so lbs.
Mr.. Reed, of Prairie du Chen,
was down here visiting his brother
in-law, F. NJ. wager, the fore part
of last week.
Albert Doltz, of Platteville, was
business caller in Bagley last week.
Lee Pace and wife, of Mccartney,
came up Wednesday and are stopping
with Lees parents, Mitch Pace and
wife. Lee has been lad off from his
lob as section boss at Mccartney and
is trying his luck claiming.
Mrs. Fred Patch and daughter
Sadie and Hulda Plondke were pas
sengers TO and from Prairie du Chen.
Wednesday.
= Mr.. Horsfall, of Bloomington,
brought his brother down to take
the train for his home in George,
Iowa, Thursday.
Mrs. George Nash went to Glen
Haven Thursday, to help Verne
Millen celebrate his 21st birthday on
Friday.
Henry Day left for his home in
Boscobel, Wednesday. He has finish
ed the brick work and plastering or
Lou Newman new house but will be
back to start laying brick for the
Orr school house the fore part OF next
week.
| Otto Plondke's daughter, of La
Crosse, is visiting her parents anG
picking blackberries of which there
is very large crop this year.
Will Thiessea, August Stagman and
Alex. Rothe left for Sisseton, S. D.,
Thursday morning, to get ready to
start up Thiessea & Stagman's thresh-
ing machine.
Guy Urine and wife left on Thurs
day for Garrison, N. D. They have
sold their household goods and intend
to make their future home there
Oscar Barnes and wife boarded the
morning train Thursday for Wyalus
ing.
Henry Stagman' two daughters, o.
West Bend, Iowa, are visiting rela
tives and friends here. They former
ly resided here.
Mrs. Davidson and two children
of McGregor, Iowa, who have beer
visiting her mother, Mrs. Fred Miller
ST., left for home Thursday morning
Pete Klingsmith, of Platteville
came up Wednesday to visit hi
daughter, Mrs. John Rewey. This i
his first trip up here to this part o
Grant county.
Geo. Harris shipped a car of hi
own hogs, Wednesday.
Miss Chloe Millen returned from
her visit at Alden, Iowa, Wednesday
she says she had fine time.
Mrs. Tom Clifton and son Henri.
were callers in Prairie du CHEN Fri
day.
Ray Koecke visited with his fathe
a few days last week.
Will Day was called home to Du
buque, Friday, by the sickness of hi
mother in-law.
Mr.. Philips came Friday for visi
with his wife, nee Miss Minni
Miller.
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