Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-05-26
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BAGLEY.
,DsciaI Correspondence to the Herald.

IHTOUSu mere last WS6h.
The Bagley base ball team went
to Patch Grove Sunday of last week
and played the Patch Grove team. 1t
was a very close game and it ran -
innings, score to 5, in favor of
Patch Grove.
L. E. Tyler was put on as foreman
of an extra gang the first of last
week, resuming his old job. Mrs.
Tyler will stay here.
Less Quarterman takes the section
again in place of Mr.. Tyler.
Geo. Nash and wife were in Glen
Haven most of last week.
Mrs. VIM. Alt, of Wyalusing, was
calling and shopping in Bagley one
day last week.
Mrs. Frank Clark was in Prairie
du Chen between trains the first of
last week.
Mrs. Ira Willard made short call
between trains in Lacrosse, the fore
part of last week.
William and Clarence Mcmahon,
of Lancaster, were calling in Bagley
last Wednesday. We were glad to
shake hands with our old friends
again. We were raised in the same
township.
Sam and Lester Clark went to
Prairie du Chen on the four o'clock
and back on the midnight, Wednes-
day.
Mr.. Welch, of Bloomington, with a
crew of men, came down Wednesday
to unload a car load of six autoes.
They got three of them set up and
it rained and they had to quit until
the next day. The roads were so
muddy they had to leave them here
for now.
E. E. Culver, son and Louie Miller
were between train callers in Cass
vile, the fore part of last week.
Louie Miller, wife and baby went
to Bridgeport and spent several days
visiting Mrs. Miller's parents last
week.
The Peoria Booster club, with a
train of IA passenger coaches, passed
through here Thursday afternoon, on
their return home. All the coaches
were we'll crowded.
Henry Fisher and John Mang were
calling in Glen Haven between trains,
Thursday.
Charley Calkins went to Dubuque
Thursday and returned Friday on the
4 o'clock.
Mrs. Jud WILDER returned from
Mason City on Wednesday. She says
her brother. Elmer Cook, is some
better. He has rheumatism and
typhoid fever.
Mrs. Tom Gulick, of Brodtville,
went down to Cassville on Friday.
Fred Luber, John Muller, Harry
Forehe nd and ARGUS Calkins were in
Prairie du Chen between trains,
Friday.
Mrs. Justin Ashmore and two
children went to Platteville, Friday,
to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Miller.
May White and Hulda Hodge went
south on the afternoon train on Fri
dav.
Mitch Pace was in Glen Haven
between trains, Friday.
Charley Miller went to his home
in Prairie du Chen, Friday.
Ned Glenn came up from the south
on Friday.
Mrs. Jud WILDER and Henry Rack
daschel and wife spent the time be-
tween trains in Prairie du Chen,
Saturday.
The Oswald boys found carrier
pigeon on the R. R. right of way,
last week, crippled. Looks as if a
shot had passed through one of its
wings. 1t had a tin band around
its right leg, with the address 30
w. 7th St. Mishawaka, Ind. Left
leg a rubber band SO pennant. 1t is
notified blue and white in color and
very tame. The supposition is that
in passing over some one might have
shot it. 1t is boarder at the Park
hotel in Bagley. Mr.. Oswald has
written to the address, but has not
had time to get an answer.
After May 80, the midnight train
going south and east will not stop
here to take on or let off passengers,
as it has been doing for some time,
but the O'Clock, as we call it, due
here 4 rs will continue to stop as
il has been doing. 1t is very con-
veulent to have both stop, but it Is
great deal better to have the 4 o'clock