Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-10-20
AROUND THE COUNTY
BAGLEY.
(By E. E. Culver.)

ing some surveying mere IdSC week.
Mrs. George Edwards was in Prai-
RE du Chen, Saturday.
Orlo Martin of Blakes Prairie went
north on the o'clock train Monday.
Mrs. Plondke, ST., is very low with
pneumonia.
Vim. Jones was in Glen Haven be-
tween trains, Tuesday.
Elda Wood boarded the 1 o'clock
train for the south, Wednesday.
John Keller went to La Crosse on
the o'clock train, Wednesday,.
Mr.. and Mrs James Millen returned
to Glen Haven, Thursday.
Ike Biederman returned home on
the o'clock, Thursday.
The river is raising again. Croppie
fishing is fine with minnows.
Miss Lulu Glass went south on the
o'clock train Monday.
Roy Grindel of Platteville, was
looking after business in Bagley
Thursday. He came in an auto.
Mrs. VIM. Taylor and Mrs. Walter
D.
Culver, Thursday.
Mrs. James Boorman left for Mon
tana on the morning train, Wednes-
day, to visit her three sons out there.
Mrs. W. H. Holtsapple and son By
rem, were Prairie du Chen callers
between trains, Thursday.
Mrs. John Jenkins returned from
her visit with her sisters in Flandura,
South Dakota, Thursday.
George Miller came down from Prai-
RE du Chen, Friday, after several
days visiting with relatives there.
Miss Ada Harris went to Prairie du
Chen on the o'clock train, Friday,
after school.
o. ]. Oswald and daughter, Susie,
were at North Andover on business
last Saturday.
Alfred Jackley and wife were callers
in Prairie du Chen, between trains,
Saturday.
Mrs. Dan Harris and Miss Ada Har-
Tis, came down from Prairie du CHEN,
Saturday.
Miss Mclaughlin went to Potosi,
Saturday to be at her home over Sun
day.
Jake Shrake and Les Boorman were
in Lancaster on court business last
week.
Les Quarterman and wife were call
ing in Wyalusing between trains, Sun
day.
Mrs. George Ready and daughter,
Ethel, were Prairie du CHEN callers |
Monday.
George Harris and wife and Joe
Harris sister-in-law, Mrs. Wilkinson |
started for San Francisco, Monday.
George Clark, Jr., went to Lancaster
via Potosi, Monday and returned Tues |
day.
Mrs. Roda Willard and mother, Mrs. |
Jerry Day were in Cassville between |
trains, Monday
Mrs. L. E. Tyler went to Glen Haven |
on the 1 o'clock train and came back |
on the way freight, Monday.
Charles Millen and wife were call
ing in Glen Haven between trains |
Monday.
Milt Woodhouse of Bloomington was
shaking hands with his many friends
in Ragley Monday.
Miss Addie Grimsey of Patch |
Grove spent Sunday with her rand
parents, Jake Shrake and wife.
! Mrs. E. o. Patch and daughter, Mrs.
Eva Pelkington were calling in Prai-
RE du Chen, Tuesday.
There was a number of Lancaster
people camping on the FOrehand
PIOndke lake fishing and hunting last
week.
Jake Zellers returned home from a
visit with his parents, Chris Zellers
and wife in the town of Harrison, via
Potosi, Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. Leroy Jacobs returned
from Prairie du Chen, Thursday,
where they had been to see their son,
Monroe Jacobs and family.
Our station agent, James Horribly
and wife, and son BObbie, went to La
Crosse on the 4 o'clock train, Thurs
day.
Mrs. VIM. Ault of Wyalusing and
daughter, Mrs. Ida Fralick, of Monroe,
Wis, who had been visiting the fore
part of the week with Mrs. Fralick's
sister-in-law Mrs. VIM. Taylor on
BIakes Prairie, came down and took
the train for Glen Haven, Thursday.
Mrs. Fred Miller and daughter and
husband, Frank Bohringer returned
from visit with Mrs. Miller's daugh-
ter and family, Mrs. William Troyer
in Oelwein, Iowa, Tuesday.
l.. A. Tyler was in Cassville between
trains Tuesday. 1t was his first trip
to CassvilIe in 20 years. He, thinks
there is a great many changes in that
time.
Real estate is changing hands pref
fv lively around here The latest is