Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-03-17

was in Bagley, Thursday, calling on
relatives and friends and picking up
business.
Jake Karman left for his home in
Platteville, Wednesday. He took
his two grand children Louis and
Leona Markley, with him.
Mrs. Henry Cook and children came
down from Wyalusing, Wednesday, to
visit her parents, Geo. Clark, ST.,
and wife.
Traffic on the c. B. & Q. is cut
down pretty short.
Roda Willard and wife went to
Dubuque. Wednesday, and returned
on Thursday.
Ora wager and Cora WEIGH, of
Burton, were married at Cassville,
Wednesday, and came up to Bagley
on 81 and went over to BridgeI ort
hollow to stay a while with Cora s
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Welch.
The town was full of teams for two
days last week to haul car load of
lumber out to build three barns.
One for the Shrake boys, one for
Dick Bradley and one for Herman
Stagman. Stagman hauled his to
Lou Horseman's to be framed, before
taking home. Till Brodt furnished
the lumber and they hauled it from
the car. Till received another car
from Idaho, Saturday.
Louie Miller went to Prairie du
Chen on 81, Wednesday.
Will Carl, who has been laid up in
bed for the last two weeks with
rheumatism, went to Prairie du Chen
to the old sanitarium to take baths,
Wednesday. His wife accompanied
him and she returned, Friday. She
says he was a very little better when
she left.
Clarence Benor boarded train No.
81 for the south, and came back on
81, Thursday.
Mr.. Cohon, wife and children came
from Nebraska, last week to spend
the summer with Mrs. Cohon's father,
Alfred Harville.
Mrs. Till Brodt and son, Fletcher,
were calling in Prairie du Chen be-
tween trains, Friday.
August Johnson came down from
Brodtville and boarded 81 south and
came back on 81, Wednesday.
Nate Brown is able to get down
town again. Ii. looks good to see him
around again.
Enos Clifton is out again to joke
with the crowd. We. have missed
him from our midst.
a John Sundwald boarded the way
freight south on Thursday and return
ed on train 81.
Mrs. Lee Kolb was passenger to
Dubuque, Friday and returned on Sat-
urday.
Mrs. Ella Beer went to Glen
Haven, on Friday.
Old Mr.. Root was passenger to
Glen Haven and back. Friday.
Joe Greer, of Bloomington, made. "a
trip to Potosi and back Friday. -.
Mrs. Tom Clifton went to Prairie
du Chen on Friday and Tom went up
on the next train. They both came
back at midnight.
Justin Ashmore, of Patch Grove,
came down to meet some friends or
relatives that came up on Friday.
Mitch Pace and wife went to Du-
buque on Saturday and returned Sun
day.
Geo. H. CLARK and L. A. Tyler
were calling in Glen Haven between
trains, Saturday. Lee Pace was
there too.
Henry Ruckdashel and wife were
in Prairie du Chen, between trains
Saturday.
Miss Irene Millen, Miss Winner
and Miss Voss returned from their six
weeks course at the Normal school
at Platteville, on Saturday.
Chas. Miller and son, Clyde board
ed train 81 for their home in Prairie
du Chen, Saturday.
Bert Jacobs was in Glen Haven,
Saturday, selling his fire extinguish-
ers. He met with fairly good sue
cess.
Jake Shrake is layed up with the
grip and Mrs. Shrake is worse. Mrs.
John Jenkins has the grip.
Len Stagman went to Lancaster,
Thursday, to return his tax books
and came back Friday. He says Lam
caster is all there yet. He reports
the roads bad in places.
Clyde Miller and Minnie Bolt re-