Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-04-07
AROUND THE COUNTY
BACLEY.
special Correspondence to the Herald.

Otis and Guy Culver were calling
on oil friends in Prairie du Chen,
the fore part Of last week.
August johnson and wife were call
ing in Glen Haven, between trains,
one day last week.
Geo Ruckdaschel and wife went TO
Prairie du Chen and back the fore
part Of last week.
Miss May White and the Misses
Jessie and Lothia Heron were call
ing in Prairie du Chien, between
trains last week.
Clarence Benor, Sadie Patch and
Earl Calkins went to Prairie du Chen
TO a show the fore part of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lance, of Blooming
ton, were business callers in Bagley,
last week.
Aft. HarvilIe has sold his farm to
Dave Borgis. Mr.. Borgis moved the
fore part of the week. Mr.. Harville
will live on the farm for while, as
there are two houses on the place.
o. j. Owsald's team ran away in
town last week. They made quite a
little excitement for while.
Clarence had a very narrow escape
from what might have been serious
accident, as he was on the doubletrees
when the team started, but he
climbed up onto the wagon, and then
Jumped overheard. They broke the
wagon up some and the harness. The
horses got a few minor cuts and
scratches. 1t was surely very lucky
runaway. They made a couple of
new crossings on the R. R. track,
where there was none before.
Mr.. Knutson, of Vancouver, British
Columbia, is visiting in Bagley. He
ran the blacksmith shop here three
years ago.
Les jenkins has moved back into
town again. He is working for
Waltz in the harness shop at Glen
Haven.
Miss Lulu Glass returned from a
visit with the Pendleton family,
near Glenn park, the fore part of the
week.
Mrs. Go. Ketner, who is living
with her daughter, Mrs. Ramona Jay,
was over night in Glen Haven, last
week.
Mrs. Margie Snolts came from
Madison and stopped off for a visit
with old friends. She will join her
husband, who located near New
Orleans, while ago.
f. NJ. wager and wife went to
Prairie du Chen on Tuesday and
stayed over night with Mr.. Yager's
sister, Mrs. Reed and family. They
returned home on Wednesday. Their
son, Harry, VINO has been taking
treatment at a sanitarium for rheu
matism, returned home with them
very much improved.
Albert Doltz, of Platteville, was
calling on his customers in Bagley,
Tuesday, and went down and took
dinner with Gus Miller.
Lee Pace and wife were calling in
Prairie du Chen, last week.
Walt Hempel and wife came to
Bagley in their auto to meet some
friends who came up the line on Tues
day.
Geo. Clark, ST., and son, George,
Jr.. were in Prairie du Chen on
business between trains Wednesday.
julie Oswald came from the north,
on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Cook went to
Prairie du Chen on Wednesday and
came back on the midnight train.
Mrs. Lee Kolb and sister, Miss
Lottie Thiessea were north bound
passengers on Wednesday.
Herby Housler is Spending his
vacation from school in Clinton, Iowa.
An Indian and squaw passed
through going south last week, which
is not as common as it used to be a
few years ago.
jim Parish, of Platteville, came
up Friday to see his cousin, Harry
Forehand and returned home on Satur
day.
Geo. Miller, Jack Hill and wife
and Miss Lottie Thiessea, Miss Allen
and Miss Butler went to Prairie du
Chen on Saturday.
Geo. Housler went to Gutenberg,
via Glen Haven, on the way freight,
and came back on Saturday.
Les jenkins came up from Glen
Haven to spend Sunday with his
family.
Mrs. Barumer and little daughter,
of De Soto, who have been visiting