Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-08-12
AROUND THE COUNTY
BAGLEY.

Mrs. Till Draper and son, Jimmie
Rockdaschel, went to the Dakotas the
fore part of the week.
Gusta Luber came from Lancaster
the fore part of last week.
Sheriff Dyer was in Bagley last
week on official business.
Alfred Maker was a caller in Glen
Haven Thursday.
John Lyons, Of Potosi, is visiting
his sister in-law, Mrs. Reamey, at
Will Reamey's.
Clyde Miller. of Prairie du Chen,
came down Thursday.
The sick people here are getting
better or are recovered.
Mrs. Kinds, of Epworth, Iowa, is
visiting Mrs. Fred Patch.
Elmer wager, of Bloomington,
came down Wednesday to go fishing
with his father, F. NJ. wager.
L. A. Taylor went to Fennimore
via Prairie du CHEN, Wednesday, to
dICenu the big Days
Mrs. Charley Miller and daughter,
of Prairie du Chen, came down Wed
nesday to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Jay Harris, of BrodtviIle, and re-
turned home Saturday.
Mrs. John Merry and daughter
Blanche, of Platteville, came We'd
nesday on the four O'Clock to visit
with the E. E. Culver family.
Bart Anderson went to Livingston
Thursday, via Galena, to visit his
daughter, and returned home Satur-
day
Cappie Ready, wife ard baby &C
companied Mr.. and Mrs. Knutson,
Mrs. Ready's parents, who have been
visiting here, home to Gays Mills,
for a visit.
Alfred Jackley and Clarence Benor
left for North Dakota the fore part
Of last week to harvest and thresh.
Mrs. L. A. Taylor left for a visit
in Iowa among her old neighbors
Clarence Benor, accompanied her to
Prairie du Chen and returned on the
one o'clock train.
Winter Evans, of Calumet, Mich,
a travelling salesman, is visiting his
grandmother, Mrs. VIM. Winter.
and uncle, Geo. Winter, while he is
taking his vacation
Fred Weinburg and Jake Karman,
Jr families, of Platteville, came up
Wednesday in the former auto, to
visit the Markleys and enjoy the fish
ing. Friday Fred and Lew Markley
went to Prairie du Chen.
Ed Rewey joined Ross Russell and
Walter Weinburg, of Platteville, on
the morning train Wednesday, on
trip to Fargo, n. D.
Mrs. Johnny Rewey and her father
Pete KIinginsmith, went to Mt.
Sterling, Thursday, to visit a sister
of Mrs. Rewey, Mrs. Louthain.
Sadie Patch left for Hurley, S.
D., Wednesday, to visit friends for a
while and will go from there to
Sibley, Iowa, on her return home.
NJ. N. McIver, wife and baby, of
Oshkosh, Wis, are visiting Mrs. Nc
Iver's brother, Del Morrissey, and
family. Mr. McIver is city super
intendent of schools in Oshkosh.
Rob Mcknight and wife, of Potosi,
came up Saturday morning to visit
Mrs. Meningitis sister, Mrs. Dave
Beard. They took the O'Clock
train in the evening for Prairie du
Chen. Mrs. Beard accompanied
them.
Geo. Sedlmayr, wife and baby, of
Cassville, are visiting Georges
sister, Mrs. Frank Ripper, and
others here and enjoying the fishing.
Mr.. Bryhan, from near Brodtville,
came down Saturday and met his
wife's sister, Mrs. Lee Baker, of
Platteville, and took her up home
with him for visit.
Mrs. Herb Strong and daughter
came from the south on the four
o'clock train Saturday.
Miss Blanch Merry, of Platteville,
who has been visiting the Culver
family, will go to the Wesleyan
hospital the first of September to
study for becoming a trained nurse.
Mrs. John Merry and Will Carl left
for Platteville, Saturday, for a visit
at the old home.
Jake Pitts, Gus, Carl and Joe
Light, of Platteyille, came up Fri
day to visit Gus. Miller and try our
fine fishing. Mr.. Light returned home
Saturday; Mr.. Pitts and MIR. Carl re-