Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-12-01
AROUND THE COUNTY
BAGLEY.
Special Correspondence to the Herald

UP on the 4 ClOCh Iltin 1hui ouS1y-
A little child of Leo Shier died
Wednesday.
]. T. Clifton was in Glen Haven
between trains, Friday.
The Dawson and Beardsley new res
licences are near completion.
The stock shipments are falling off
on the line here.
Ed Moore of Wyalusing was Bag
ley caller Monday.
Mrs. @. ID. Calkins was in Cass
vile between trains, Tuesday.
CIOe Millen went to Glen Haven
Tuesday
Susie Oswald came down the line
Wednesday.
Capt and AL Ready went to Cass-
Vile to the shooting match Wednes-
day.
Clarence Wade and Fletcher Brodt
were in Prairie du Chen between
trains, Wednesday.
Mrs. Mitch Pace went to Prairie du
Chen on the 4 o'clock Tuesday to
see her little grandson, who is sick.
Guy Urine and wife came from Gar
rison, North Dakota Wednesday on
the way freight.
Tuesday the first sleighs of the sea-
son were in town, but not very good
sleighing. The snow is all gone now.
Mrs. Jack Hill and daughter, Fred
Luber and James Way were in Prairie
du CHEN between trains, Tuesday.
There were fourteen crates of live
poultry besides a lot of dressed poul-
try shipped from here Tuesday.
Ira Willard and Roy Koecke were
calling on Cassville friends between
trains, Monday.
Miss Christensen of Lacrosse, came
down Monday to visit her friend, Ida
Biederman.
Sophia HaviIle and Walt Yost were
in Prairie du Chen between trains,
Monday.
Henry Koecke and Charles Levens |
loaded a car of cordwood to ship to
Dubuque, Saturday.
Evalyne Tyler went to Huntsville |
Saturday on the 4 o'clock train for |
short visit.
Elsie Hausler spent Saturday night
in Prairie due Chen and returned |
home on the o'clock, Sunday.
The Cooperative company received
a car of 1856 bushels of fine oats, Sat
urday.
Mrs. Herb Strong and son took
short ride to Glen Haven and back
Saturday.
Mrs. Jess Winter and Mrs. Layland |
returned to their home in La Crosse
Saturday
Sadie Patch came from Waterloo, |
Iowa, where she is attending school, |
Thursday morning to spend Thanks
giving vacation at home.
John Sundwal was taken violently |
I'll Wednesday afternoon and DR.. Me
cum took him to the hospital at La |
Crosse on the midnight train.
little II ID girl came to gladden.
the home of Clarence FraIick and wife
on Nov. 26. Mother and child get
ting along fine.
VIM. Markley returned from pleas
ant visit at Platteville Saturday. Lou
was over from Bridgeport Hollow af-
ter him.
Miss Easparick returned home from
Prairie du CHEN Sunday.
Mrs Callie Golf of Glen Haven, was
a Bag,ey caller Saturday.
The 4 o'clock train was about three
hours late Sunday caused by a wreck
Of freight train on the east end of
the line.
Miss Gambler and helper came up
from Cassville or the morning train
Monday to fix up her business here
for the winter.
T. L. Clifton went to Albert Lea,
Mimi. via Prairie du Chen on the
4 O'Clock train Monday and returned
Thursday morning.
Mr.. Sidney Grimwood of Hope. North
Dakota, visited his sister, Mrs. How
ard Shrake from Tuesday until Fri
day
The river is up a booming and still
ON the raise. People think it will make
good fishing through the ice in the
lakes when it freezes up.
James Boorman says he had the
biggest run in his hotel he has had
since ne went into the business. for
the first week or SO.
Mrs Charles Bryan went to Platte
vile Saturday to visit her parents. |
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cushman and |
other relatives
Bart Anderson and wife went to |
Livingston via Galena Wednesday, to
visit their daughter and family, Mrs.
Tess
Miss Butler went to her home in
PlatteviIle via Galena. Wednesday to
spend Thanksgiving at home. Miss
LOttie Thiessen accompanied her.
We acknowledge a grand treat Of
fruit from California, sent by George