Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-12-09
BAGLEY.
special Correspondence to the Herald.

the week to Platteville where her
mother will have an operation.
L. A. Tyler and wife returned the
fore part of the week from Nashau,
Iowa, where Mrs. Tylor has been
visiting for past three or four months.
Louis Miller lost one of his work
horses last week.
Mrs. Jess Winter, of Lacrosse,
came down Wednesday to visit her
many relatives here.
Les Jenkins has moved his house
hold goods back from Kilbourn,
Wis, and will move into the Volkert
house as soon as Mr.. Volkert moves
out. Mr.. Volkert will leave for Ar
kansas soon.
Frank Clark and wife, Mr.. Wilkin-
son and wife, Mrs. Walt GuIick and
daughter Ernie went to Dubuque,
Wednesday and returned on 81 Thurs
day.
Miss Hulda Plondke was caller
in Prairie du Chen Wednesday.
Mrs. VIM. Way, living near Glen
Haven, came up Wednesday on 81 to
visit her son Jim and family and re-
turned home on 81 Saturday. Her
two grand children, Lloyd and Lii
liam, returned with her to spend Sun
day.
Mrs. Lou Markley and three child
rem returned home from Platteville,
Friday. Her father, Jake Hartman,
came with her to stay a while. He
says he is going to try to catch some
fish before he goes back.
Mrs. Louis Glass, of Lacrosse,
came up Friday from CassviIle, where
she has been visiting her relatives.
VIM. Dortman, who has been visit
ing his sisters, Mrs. Del Morrissey
and Mrs. Lou Houser, left for his
home in Whitewater Friday. Del
Morrissey and wife left with him for
a trip in Dakota.
Les Boorman, Joe Greer and Harley
Hickok returned from Chicago, Fri
day morning, having been there with
three car loads of cattle the fore part
of the week.
Train So was two and one-half
hours late Friday morning caused by
a wreck on the c.. N. w. at Fulton,
Ill.
Willie Horseman returned home
Friday from Iowa, where he has been
husking corn. He left here over two
years ago and went to Montana where
he took up a homestead, then came
back this fall to southwestern Min
nesota, where his brother Phil lives,
and from there to Iowa.
A car load of Christmas trees pass
ed through here going south, Wednes-
day.
John Carl, who has been working
for Roy Shelam, of Patch Grove,
went to Platteville Thursday to his old
home for visit.
John Rewey went to Prairie du
Chem on 81, Thursday and to try some
baths at the sanitarium, and returned
on Saturday.
Miss Warine Bracket and the
Misses Day, of Lancaster, who are
visiting here, went to Prairie du
Chen for a brief visit, Friday.
Frank Clark was a business caller
in Prairie du Chen Friday.
Mrs. Rose Thompson, nee Lyons,
with her little daughter, of Sioux
City, Iowa, left for her home Sat-
urday after a visit here at Aaron
Moores.
Ellie Cooley and wife were Bloom
ington callers Friday.
Mr.. Nickles, of Cassville, came up
Saturday for a visit with his old
friend, F. NJ. wager, and wife.
Lew Oswald and Bud Jacobs, who
have been employed on the pump
work south of here, came up Saturday
10 spend sunday at nome.
Sunday was a lively day at the
stock yard here; there were four car
loads of stock shipped from here.
Newman and Clark, one car of hogs /;
Walt Gulick and Charley Mckinney,
one of hogs and the Cooperative
Company one of hogs and one of
sheep.
The local stock train had twenty
car loads of stock when it left here
Sunday.
The Cassville basket ball team
came up Saturday and played the
Hazelton team in the evening in the
Shrake hall; the score was ID to 80
in favor of Hazelton.
Mr.. Beardsley arrived with his
bo,,,obo1d Goods from F9rih9ult