Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-08-26
AROUND THE COUNTY
BAGLEY.

north, Saturday.
Sheriff Dyer, of Lancaster, was a
caller in Bagley Saturday.
Mrs. Nellie BrOdt went to Prairie
du Chen Saturday
Hulda Hodge was a caller in
Prairie du Chen Wednesday.
Ed Volkert and Charley Arndt
were passengers north Thursday.
Nate Millen and wife and two
daughters came home from their
Iowa trip, Saturday.
Joe Willard, of Hatton, Wash,
arrived here Saturday to visit his
brothers and old friends.
Old Mr.. and Mrs. Reamey left for
their home in Scofeld, Wis, Fri
day.
Len Stagman went to Charme
again Saturday, to do some more
loading with Geo. Harris engine.
Guernsey Abraham. of GAINESVILLE,
came Saturday and went to Blooming
ton to visit his father, Lincoln
Abraham.
Harry Wager, who is working for
Mr.. Foster south of Bloomington, is
having few days lay-off and visit
ing at home.
Earl Brouthers moved to town into
the Beiderman's house on Main
street, Saturday.
Lee Pace and wife went to
Wyalusing Friday, to visit Lees
uncle, Jared Grist
Lloyd and Lillian Way went to
Glen Haven. Friday, to visit their
grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Way.
Mrs. Hattie Harvill and daughter,
Mrs. Ed Gulick, went to Cassville to
visit Johnny Harville Wednesday,
Mrs. Abe Key and daughter
Mildred, of Patch Grove, went to
Potosi Wednesday to see the new
grand daughter at Jesse Keys.
Geo. Harris, Miriam wager, Len
Stagman and Earl Calkins went to
Charme, Friday, to load a gasoline
engine for George to ship here.
Mrs. Kasch, son and daughter,
who have been visiting at the Julius
Plondke home, returned to their home
in Chicago Wednesday.
John Sundwal and his helper. Fred
Glass, returned Wednesday from
Glen Haven where they had been
doing some plumbing.
Vevia and Revia Brodt, of Livings-
ton, returned home Wednesday, after
visit with their grand mother, Mrs.
Nellie Brodt, their uncle, Till Brodt,
and aunt, Mrs. Walter Gulick.
Mr.. Green and daughter Dorothy,
of McGregor, Iowa, came Saturday
to visit his daughter, Mrs. Monroe
Jacobs, and hubsand, also his son-in-
law and wife, Mr.. Casper, of Nc
Gregor.
A new time table went into effect
Sunday, July %. No. So north bound
arrives at 6 80 a. M; No 81. at !
:15 p. m; south bound, No. "a at
1 p. m; No. So, II :38 a m.
Mr.. Beeder and wife, of Moline,
H., came up to visit the Will Remey
family and father and mother came
the fore part of last week.
Letia Calkins, of Winona, Mimi,
came Saturday to visit her grand
mothers, Mrs. Calkins and Mrs.
Bagley, and other relatives.
Less Boorman and Oscar Readey
came from Waukon, Iowa, where Joe
Greer was showing at the fair, last
week.
Ralph Calkins went to Dubuque,
Thursday, to visit his uncle Will Day
and family and take in the Sells
show, Saturday.
Mrs. Philip Glass went to Potosi
to help care for the new arrival at
Jesse Keys. A daughter came to
gladden. their home on Tuesday of
last week.
Mrs. Chris Zeller and Mrs. Fred
Lee and two daughters, of the town
of Harrison, came from Potosi the
fore part of last week; Mrs. Zeller to
visit her son Jake and Mrs. Lee her
sister, Mrs. Harvey Jones.
Hazel Fralick, Nellie Haville, Eva
Pelkinton, Frank Childres and Oscar
Barnes went to Prairie du Chen,
Saturday, to take the civil service
examination for the post office here.
JOHN Keller went to Potosi the
latter part of the week and gave
some parties the slip and caught
them loading unlawful fish for sale
and fined them $50 each.
Otis and Guy Culver and Lester