Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-04-08

to the team was that one of the colts
legs was skinned rather badly.
Geo. Nash brought his wife home
from the hospital at Dubuque, after
her operation, Friday. She is getting
along better than they expected.
The C. B. & @. railroad company
is having a general clean up along
the line, picking up the boarding cars
that were set off from the track for
the extra gangs last summer and
cleaning up the accumulation of stuff
along the line. 1t will be big i'm
provement.
Oscar Barnes is putting in a new
cement sidewalk in front of his nice
residence; it will make great needed
improvement to the appearance and
convenience Of the place.
Mrs. OFT Plondke's and daughter,
Clara returned to her home in La
Crosse WEDNESDAY.
Geo. Edwards and OFT Plondke
loaded their household goods in car
at Glen Haven Tuesday and they were
brought to Bagley. Wednesday they
unloaded them and OFT moved in to
his house here and Geo. moved over
to Howard Shrake's.
OFT Plondke took charge of the sec
ton as foremen, Wednesday, Roy
Taylor, who has had charge here all
winter, took the Glen Haven section.
Lew Newman and Jim Horribly
made business trip to Dubuque
Thursday and returned Friday morn
ing.
Grandma Sedlmayr and Mrs. Oscar
Barnes were visitors at Mrs. E. E.
Culver's Friday.
A wolf was seen on the bluffs above
Bagley Sunday evening, the first that
has been seen here for several years.
Ben Keller and daughter came
down from La Crosse on the after
noon train Saturday, Ben went back
on the four O'Clock; his daughter
stayed to make longer visit here.
Herman Housler went to Prairie du
Chem Friday and returned Saturday.
Zadie Day left for Dubuque Satur
day.
Mrs. Geo. Edwards went to Glen
Haven Saturday.
Mrs. Lew Newman was Prairie
du Chem caller Saturday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth
Stephens, a son, April End.
Lew Plondke from North Dakota,
is visiting his mother and other re-
latives and friends here.
Jake Zellers and wife were pas
sengers to Prairie du Chem Saturday,
returning the same day.
Len Stagman is kept very busy
saving up the large lot of logs he
has in the yard and they are hauling
in more now.
Mrs. Marshall Scott and Mrs. Len
Scott returned from their visit with
Mrs. Earl Kuenster, in Chicago, Sat
/ urday.
There are seven dwelling houses
going to be erected here during the
coming summer; that is quite boom
for Bagley.
Will Remey has purchased what is
known as the old saloon building and
is tearing it down and going to build
a residence on the site. He has pur-
chased six feet of land from Tom
Clifton, adjoining, to give him more
room. This will help more to make
our village look better than any other
improvement, as that old building had
been an eye-sore to the town for a
long while.
Geo. Clark Jr, is quite sick with
the grippe; he had to call DR.. Mecum
to see him.
Frank Taylor had to come down
from the farm and run the barber
shop for Will Remey again, Saturday,
as Will is not able to work yet, but
is getting some better.
Cap Readey and Toga Bagley have
caught 375 muskrats since the season
opened, but they are getting scarce
now.
The Bagley High school basket ball
team went to Bloomington Saturday
for game with Bloomington boys
the game was 6 to IL in favor OF
Bloomington. They will go to Cass-
vile next Saturday and hope to dc
better.
Walter Shrake, of Savanna, came
up to visit at the parental home Sun
day.
The river is rising very fast; the
first rise for the season it is later
than usual this season. The steam