Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-07-29
BAGLEY.
Special Correspondence. 10 tn. Herald.

returned in the afternoon. They
made the trip from Platteville, via
Rockville, Lancaster, Beetown and
! Bloomington to Bagley in three
hours and FIVE minutes and had one
blow out.
Mrs. Reed and son of Springfield,
ILL.,, who are visiting her parents
near Glen Haven, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Way, also visited her brother, Jim
Way, here in Bagley, few days the
fore part of last week.
Mrs. Nellie HaviIl and daughter
visited several days the fore part of
last week with her sister, Mrs.
Winslow Quick, of Bridgeport.
Elmer Cook is very sick with
malarial fever at the home of his
father, Alvin Cook He is some
better at this writing.
Mrs. John Harris brother of Chi
cage, is visiting her here.
George Harvill and Ralph Clifton
went to Bridgeport on their bicycles
one day last week.
Mrs. Oscar Barnes and sons,
Ambrose and. Sylvezter, visited last
week with her sister, Mrs. Geo
Harris, at Brodtville.
Willie Clark, wife and baby went
to Eastman, Wednesday, to visit Mr..
Clark's sister. Mrs. Melvin Cook.
Sadie Patch and lady friend and
Hulda Plondke went to Prairie du
Chen Wednesday.
Charley Readey was a Prairie du
CHEN caller between trains Wednes
day.
Mitch Pace joined his son Lee, and
wife, of Mccartney, on the morning
train going north Wednesday.
Geo. Clark Sr. and wife took a
pleasure trip to Glen Haven Thursday.
Pete Houchhousen and wife, of
Cassville, were callers at the home
of Mrs. Houchhousen' parents, Will
Mlllens, Thursday.
Fred Glass went to Prairie du
Chen with his uncle, Jesse Winter,
o n his engine and came back on the
afternoon train, Thursday.
Callie Golf and Ellsworth Stephens
were Prairie du Chen callers Friday.
Walt Glass went to Lacrosse Fri
day to stop off for two or three days
and then go on to his home near New
England, North Dakota. He did not
go home as was reported before. He
has been taking treatment for eczema
at Lacrosse.
Mrs. Otto Plondke is visiting in
Sioux City, Iowa; her son accom-
panied her.
Mr.. Washburn, a former operator
here, now living on the west coast
of Florida, who has been visiting
with friends here, returned home
Friday.
Hazel Rewey and Mrs. Bosse got
off the north bound four O'Clock train
here Friday.
Lloyd Knapp and wife, of Platte
vile, have been visiting Mrs.
Knapp's parents, the Warwicks; they
left for visit with Lloyd's brother
Fred in Faribault, Mimi, Friday.
Miss Lucretia Beard and lady
friend went to Prairie du Chen on
the four O'Clock train Friday
Mr.. Policy was caller in Prairie
du Chen one day last week.
John Sundwal and helper, Fred
Glass, were at Glen Haven last week
doing some plumbing.
Mrs. Ripper, of Guttenburg, is
visiting her son Frank and family
here.
DIR. 7Iecum went to Lacrosse, Sat-
urday, to assist at an operation on
Mrs. Anderson, of Wyalusing, whom
he took up to the hospital the fore
part of the week.
Herbie Housler went to Gutten-
burg Saturday, to visit relatives.
The fishing is getting to be pretty
good again now; nearly every person
that goes is getting good catches
the river is still falling.
Lee Greer and family are occupying
their beautiful cottage on the banks
of the Forehand and Plondke lake,
spending the time in fishing and
giving the mosquitoes something to do.
The mosquitoes are not as bad as they
were before the high water but are
increasing since the water has start
| ed to fall.