Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-02-24
AROUND The COUNTY
BAGLEY.

Mrs. Jennie Winter was In Du-
buque most of last week, to arrange
for her spring milliner opening.
Geo. Jones spent the time between
trains in Prairie du Chen one day
last week.
Mrs. John Harville, ST., returned
from visit in Boscobel, the fore part
of last week.
Will Taylor and wife went to Du-
buque the fore part of last week and
stayed over night with their son,
Earl, in the hospital. Earl is i'm
proving.
Jim Way was caller in CassvIlle
between trains one day last week.
Alfred Maker returned from La
Crosse, where he had been spending
several days, the fore part of last
week.
Henry Horsemen returned from
Lancaster, last week, via Potosi,
where he had been on court business.
Lee Kolb was a between train
caller in Prairie du Chen, Wednes-
day.
Lyle Monroe and Hazel Horton
went to Dubuque, Wednesday, to be
married. Lod Kee and lady friend
accompanied them.
VIM. Eggleston, of Bridgeport,
was visiting his brother, Charley,
over by the river and calling on his
old Bagley friends, last week. He
used to live here before there was
any village of Bagley.
Roda Willard went to Prairie du
Chen, Wednesday.
Aida Wood returned home from her
brothers. at North Andover, via Glen
Haven, Wednesday.
Miss Schier, who is attending
school at Cassville, came up home,
Wednesday.
Mrs. Alderman and two children
returned from a visit with her brother,
Clarence Brown and the Alderman
family, in Glen Haven, Wednesday.
Geo. Miller, who has been spend
ing the winter with his daughter,
Mrs. Bob Mcknight, returned to
Bagley, Wednesday. His grand son
came up with him.
Mrs. Ira Willard was calling in
Prairie du Chen, Thursday.
The Immigrant cars are going north
again at the rate Of 4 to 10 day.
Spring is surely coming. The blue
birds and robins are showing up in
goodly numbers here.
Lou and Johnny Miller, Lester
Clark and Jimmie Ready went to
Prairie du Chen on Thursday.
Verne Brookens went to Lacrosse
Thursday to see his nephew, Ronald
Fisher, who is in the hospital there.
Lou Newman and wife went to Du-
buque, Friday, and returned Saturday.
Geo. Nash and wife returned home
from Glen Haven, Thursday.
Uncle Billie Ault's daughter, Of
Monroe, who has been with her father
for some time was calling in Bagley,
Friday. She reports her father on
the mend. He is so he gets out
around the yard little. We hope to
see him down to Bagley again soon.
Eli Millen's daughte1, May Wood,
of Fayette, Iowa, who was called
here by the sickness and death of her
mother returned to her home on Fri
day.
Lem Rice, of Bloomington, drove
down to Bagley, Friday.
August Stagman was a Prairie du
Chen caller between trains, Satur-
day.
Henry Fisher came down from
Lacrosse, Saturday, where they took
his son Ronald last Monday to the
St. Francis hospital. Ronald is still
alive, but there is not much hope for
his recovery. He is rational most
of the time and tells how the acct
dent happened. Lyle, the youngest
son, is getting along all right. He
is at home and has been all the time.
Miss Holl returned to her home in
POtosi, Saturday.
Mrs. Alderman and two children
returned to her home in Alden, Iowa,
Saturday. She has been here some
time to see her father, Nate Brown,
who has been very sick, but is i'm
proving at this writing
ARGUS Calkins went TO Elizabeth,
H., Saturday, to be gone until Mon
day.
Will Taylor expressed another one
OF his fine hogs to Steuben. Wis.
Friday. Will is surely raising some