Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-05-12
AROUND The COUNTY
BAGLEY.
d correspondence 70 the Herald.

carson ScOll, VI Odl6uds was uOlHS
some surveying fer Sophia Sutton
near Brodtville. last week. Mr.. Scott
will remembered as county
surveyor a number of years ago for
Grant county.
Fred Luber and wife and VIM.
Stark were callers in Prairie du
CHEN, between trains, the fore part
of last week.
Mrs. Alvin Enke. of Wabasha,
Mimi, is visiting Frank Taylor on
their farm between Bagley and
Bloomington.
Charley MilIen called on his sister,
Mrs. Peter Houchhousen, and husband
In Glen Haven, last week.
Mrs. Kate Sumphey and baby left
10 join her husband at Thompson,
ILL.,, the fore part of last week,
where he has a position on farm.
The C. NJ. & st. Paul R. R. had
a land slide on their road below Nc
Gregor, Wednesday, and ran their
passenger tains on the c. B. & @.
tracks during the forenoon from Du-
buque to Prairie du Chen. 1t is
quite convenience for both roads in
case Of accidents.
Alyie Boorman was in Prairie du
Chen between trains, Thursday.
j. Grist and wife, of Wyalusing,
came down on Thursday.
Ora Brodt and wife, of Prairie du
Chen, were calling in Bagley, Fri
day.
Mrs. James Horribly was calling in
Cassville between trains, Wednesday.
Ned Glenn returned from Lancas-
ter, where he had met with the county
board of education, Wednesday.
Earl and ARGUS Calkins went to
Prairie du Chen on Wednesday.
Jess Winter and wife, of La
Crosse, came down on the midnight
train, Wednesday, and returned on
Thursday. They called on Jess
mother, who expects to 90 10 South
Dakota to visit their daughter soon.
Henry Culver came from his
fathers, L. ID. Culver, of Ellenboro,
and stopped over night with his
uncle, E. E. Culver, on his way to
Albert Lea, MINI. He is head agent
for the Simplex cream separator, and
the B. L. K. mixer for Minnesota,
and Grant county. His headquarters
are in Albert Lea.
John Sundwald, Fred Glass, Harry
Forehand and ARGUS CalkiDs went to
Prairie du Chen on Friday.
Jimmie Ready, Mrs. Minnie
Philips and Ernie Hauser were be-
tween train callers in Prairie du
Chen, Saturday.
Fred Soelnor was a passenger from
the south on Friday.
John Sundwald went to Glen Haven
on the way freight and back on Sat
urday.
Mr.. Ferry, wife and baby of
1ll.g CdlllC UOWL AlOl1 GdSJ-
man, Saturday, where they had been
visiting Mrs. Ferry's parents, Geo.
Wade and wife. They will visit Mrs.
Ferry's grand parents. Alvin Cook
and wife, and other relatives here.
Mrs. Hattie Harvill left on Satur-
DAY for Merrion, Iowa, for an in
definite visit with her son, Ed and
family.
Guy Culver was business caller
in Cassville between the freight and
81, on Saturday.
Mrs. John Harris and daughter
and Mrs. Callie Golf were sonth
bound passengers on 81, and came
back on 81, Saturday.
Miss Iverson, Miss Casper, o. ].
Oswald and john Keller were also
with the bunch.
Maize Day and nephew, who have
been spending the week here with
her grandmother, and the nephe VS.
great grand mother, left for their
home in Dubuque, Saturday.
Lewis Oswald and Bud Jacobs
came down from Ferryville on Satur-
day.
Willie Clark, wife and baby went
to Potosi on Saturday. for a short
visit with the family of Robert Nc
Knight.
Ollie Miller came down from Glen
Haven on Saturday.
Mesdames John Keller and Charles
Plondke came up the line on Satur-
day.
Miss Mary A. Holl came up on
Saturday, from Potosi, where she had
been for visit at home
James Ready left for Minnesota,
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