Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-07-07
AROUND THE COUNTY
BAGLEY.

Walter Haville and Guy Culver
were callers in Prairie du Chen,
Friday.
Myron Pace who has been at
Waupaca all summer, came home
Tuesday.
Geo. Nash and Harry Urine, were
calling in Glen Haven between trains
Monday.
Jake Biedeman's daughter, her
husband and two children, came on
the morning train Sunday.
Mrs. Monroe Jacobs and little son
are both quite sick. The son is
getting some better but Mrs. Jacobs
is quite bad yet.
Mrs. Mitch Pace, returned from
Prairie du Chen, Saturday where
she had spent the night with her son
Lee and wife.
Mrs. Herb Strong returned from
Savanna Friday. She had been to
see her sister, Mrs. Walter Shrak,
NnO 10 very BIN
Raymond Jacobs, of Fennimore,
came down Sunday and was calling
on old friends. Mr.. Jacobs used to
live on farm in this vicinity.
Elgie Cooley and wife went to
Bloomington Sunday, to take Elgie's
Of, .sr home and spend the day with
his parent Frank Cooley and wife.
There was some long timbers
passed through here from Seattle,
WASH, Monday they were most of
them 6x18x118 # long, took 8 cars
for them.
Miss Gambler, of Cassville, came
up Friday morning to attend her
bees. Bees are doing fine now on
the big crop of white clover we have
here this year.
The Lutheran church has been re-
painted and the Congregation bought
new pews. They came Friday and
will be placed right away.
Henry Rothe, editor of the Fenni-
more Times, was in Bagley and
stayed all night Friday and Saturday.
John Jenkins the veteran fisherman
took him out fishing.
Peter Houchhousen and wife of
Glen Haven came up on the morning
train Sunday to spend the day with
Mrs. Houchhousen's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Millen.
E. E. Culver was in Prairie du
Chen, Saturday calling on friends.
Among them were Arthur ellis,
agent for the c. NJ. & ST. P. road
who was a boyhood friend at Wood
man.
Jim Way and wife are staying
with Jim's parents who have been
very poorly for some time. Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Ways daughter,
Mrs. Reed, of Springfield, ILL.,, is
also with them.
w. c. Forehand, Henry Johanne
and Geo. Galloway, of Platteville,
were calling in Bagley Monday.
They came in w. C's auto. Mr..
Galloway took dinner with E. E.
Culver and wife.
Frank Ripper and wife, returned
home from Guttenburg Monday.
They had been to see a brother and
sister, of Mr.. Ripper that had each
got leg broken and other injuries,
in a run away, Saturday.
Mrs. Ed Gulick, of Brodtville,
came down with her niece Miss
Beatrice Harville, to take the one
O'Clock train for home the last of
last week. She has been visiting her
aunt and grandma Harville, for
several days.
Wins Quick and family of Bricge-
port, autoed over and spent the day
Sunday with Mrs. Quick's parents,
John jenkins. 1t was a family
reunion, all the children and grand
children were home.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Winter went to
Grand Crossing. Saturday and stayed
until Tuesday, visiting George,
brother Jess and Ben Keller. They
had a fine time, took long auto ride
to Rice lake and other places, sight
seeing.
Geo. Martin and wife came over
from Lancaster Tuesday, to visit
their daughter, Mrs. Ira Willard and
husband. Ira and MIR. Martin went
a fishing had fairly good luck so they
bad some fish to eat any way. The
fishing is bum again for the river is
still raising.
Levi French and wife took their
little baby to Prairie du Chen Fri
day for an operation. About an hour
after the operation the child died.
Saturday they brought the body home
and Sunday they had the funeral