Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-08-11
AROUND THE COUNTY
BAGLEY.
(By E. E. Culver.)

from Waupaca Sunday.
Mrs. Lee Kolb was calling in Prai-
RE Du Chen Saturday.
Chas. Haville purchased fine new
player piano last week.
John Rewey came down from Prai-
RE Du Chen Wednesday.
There was a car of horses shipped
from this station Saturday.
Zadie and Maize Day went north on
the o'clock train Tuesday.
John Adams and Alfred Maker went
to Prairie Du Chen Saturday.
Mrs. Laura Gween left for her home
in McGregor, Iowa, Saturday.
Jake Shrakes and grandson went to
his home in Savanna Sunday.
George Harris shipped car of hogs
for the Cooperative Co. Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Miller, ST., came up from
Glen Haven on the 4 o'clock Monday.
Blanche Rene and Birdie Harville
went to Prairie Du Chen Wednesday.
Mrs. Abe Keefer and children we're
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day.
Geo. Harris shipped a car of sheep
Wednesday, and car Of hogs Thurs
day.
Archie Harris, wife and baby went
TO Fort Atkinson, Iowa, Saturday
morning.
Hulda Hodge, Frank Orr and Earl
WEIGH spent Monday evening at the
Eli Millen home.
Mrs. Hattie Harville accompanied
Mrs. Bossi to Waupaca for visit at
the Soldiers home, Thursday.
Joe Greer shipped a car of cattle
from here Tuesday. Joe is doing quite
a lot of shipping from here lately.
Master Frederick Pohle, who has
been helping his brother, Charley, cut
his foot quite seriously last Saturday.
Mrs. Beardsley entertained the Cold
en- Rod club last Wednesday evening.
A pleasant evening was enjoyed by
all.
Mrs. Joseph Rothe, ST., left for Sis
seton, S. D., on the o'clock train
Monday for a visit with her son, Josie
and wife.
Blanche Remey came home Friday.
Bagley looks better than the country
to her. Nora Larry has gone to take
her place.
Mrs. John Sendelmayer, ST., had a
paraletic stroke stroke last Monday.
There is hopes for her partial, if not
full recovery at this time.
Mrs. Hattie Harville went to Cass-
vile Monday for a short visit with
her son, Johnny and family, and re-
turned on hte 4 o'clock train Tues
day.
Lou Horseman left Monday morning
for Montana to work at carpenter
work. Lou is a number l workman,
and will no doubt, get plenty of work
at top wages.
Lee Pace and wife, of Prairie Du
Chen, went out to visit Mrs. PAGES
parents Saturday, and Sunday came
down to visit Lees parents, and Mon
day morning returned home.
T. NJ. wager went to Chicago last
week and bought a new Allen car.
He drove to Bloomington, but owing
to the recent rains Mr.. wager has not
been able to get it home from there.
Miss Margaret Marth returned to her
home in Savanna, ILL.,, Wednesday af-
ter a very pleasant visit with her
friend, Mrs. Walt Yost Miss Marth
made a great many friends while here.
There was a man here Saturday to
hire men to work in the State Park.
Less Jenkins and wife will move up
in the park. Less will work in the
park and his wife will cook for the
hands.
August 8 seems to be a red letter
day in Bagley. Five birthdays occur
ring on that day. They are: Verne
Banner, Robert Beard, Ralph Clifton,
Mrs E. E. Culver and Mrs. Clarence
Fralick.
Born, to the wife of r. F. Guthuer
(nee Clara Plondke), 10-lb daugh-
ter July 9th. Mother and babe do
ing fine. Grandpa and Grandma
Plondke are very proud, as it is their
first grandchild.
Chas Plondke and Gus Orr took
Mr.. Plondkes daughter, Mrs. Orr to
st. Paul for an operation Thursday.
Charles and Gus returned home Sun
day. MIS-. UT ndu the OpeTdIIoH anu
is getting along fine.
Chas. Calkins took his son, Ralph,
to Milwaukee via Prairie Du Chen,
Tuesday on the 4 o'clock, for an oper-
alton on Ralph's eye. which was in
jured several years ago by shot
from an air gun.
The Ladies' Aid supper proved
success, Notwithstanding the rain.
The. ladies wish to thank every one
who helped in any fay, especially the
Woodmen, for the use of the hall. The
receipts were, $25.65.
DIR. Mecum took Mrs. Bedward to
the st. Francis hospital at Lacrosse
Wednesday. Mrs. Backwards husband
accompanied her, and will return Fri
day. Dr. Mecum returned on the one
o'clock train Wednesday.