Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-08-18
AROUND THE COUNTY
BAGLEY.
Special Correspondence to the Herald.
CBy E E. Culver.}

small bones IN his WrlSt, saturday.
HI. Culver and wife, and son, Geo.
and daughter, of Marietta Valley,
near Boscobel, who have been on an
outing to Iowa and South Dakota,
came here from the home of his neph-
ew. Jess Culver's, at Mapleton, Iowa,
got off at Clayton and crossed the riv-
er. and spent from Saturday until
Monday with the z. E. Culver family.
H. L. says the corn in Iowa is looking
fine, especially Jess Culver's, near
MapIeton The ladies came IL to
surprise Mrs. E. E. Culver on her birth
day. She received number OF nice
presents and a large shower birthday
cards. Mrs. Culver wishes to thank
the ladies for their kind remembrance.
Will Thiessea left on the morning
train Monday for SiSSeton, South Da-
kota to start up his threshing outfit.
He expects to start by the latter part
of the week.
Frank Childnes was north bound
passenger on the morning train Mon
day.
Mrs. Cappie Ready went to Mt. Sterl-
ing on the morning train Monday to
see her mother, Mrs. Knutson who is
very poorly.
Bud Jacobs, Lou and julie Oswald,
who are pump men on the {. b. &. u,
spent Sunday at home.
Monroe Jacobs, who is working
with the bridge crew near Prairie Du
Chen, spent Sunday with his family
here.
Miss Cloe Miller and Mrs. Less
Boorman, were calling in Glen Haven
between trains, Monday.
Miss Lulu Glass was a south bound
passenger on the o'clock train Mon
day. and returned on the o'clock
train, Thursday.
Mrs. Guss Orr returned from st.
Paul, Monday, where she underwent
an operation at her uncle, Fred
Plondke's hospital. The operation was
a success, and she is getting along
fine
There was another special silk train
passed through here Monday. They
have the right of way over all other
trains and go like the cars. 1t seems
as though they could not stay on the
track with the speed they go.
L. A. Taylor returned home from
his sons who got hurt by train IN
Minnesota, Thursday. Friday he went
to Lancaster and returned Saturday.
He says his son is not getting along
as well as he ought to.
Chas. Calkins came home from Mil
waukee, Saturday via Bridgeport, and
his son, Ralph, came Monday. They
think the operation on Ralph'S eye viii
be success.
Henry Cook and brother-in-law,
David Clark, went to Lawler, Iowa,
via Clayton, Monday, where Henry
has charge of a section on the c., NJ.
& ST. Paul railroad.
Fred Ready and Miss Myrtle Cor
nell were married by Justice jenkins
in Bagley, Saturday evening. They
had music to go home by, as the boys
chained and locked cowbells to the
buggy and played some harmless tricks
on them.
We are having fine show here this
week, by the Sutherland Stock Co.
They are showing in a tent, and giving
us one of the best shows Bagley ever
had. They go to Bloomington next
week to show at the Bloomington fair.
Albert Doltz, of Platteville, was call
ing on his cigar customers here Tues
day, and went down to the farm and
called on his partners brother, Guss
Miller, until the o'clock train. He
left for Prairie Du Chen to resume
his route home.
Mrs. Hattie Harville came home
from her visit at Waupaca on the 1
o'clock train Tuesday.
Judge Long, of Prairie Du Chen,
was down Tuesday to look after his
interest in a farm he has here. The
town board of Bloomington met to lay
out a road that he was interested in.
Archie Harris, wife and baby, came
from FIT. Atkinson, Iowa, where they
had been on visit, Tuesday.
John Keller, wife and daughter, Oh
lie, and her husband, Max Kolb, took
a trip in an auto to Galena, via Lam
caster and Platteville, Monday. They
left about $50 in the morning, and
we're in Galena about 11:00, and left
there about 800, and stopped in Lam
caster for supper and were home about
500 o'clock. They found lots of mud
at Ellenboro, and again at Hazel
Green.
Elsie and Erma Housler were call
ing in Glen Haven, between trains,
Tuesday.
Miss Ella Wood and her brother, De-
los WOODS Vile and DaDy, OF NOrIn
Andover, came up from Glen Haven
Tuesday. Mrs. Wood is bringing the
baby up to see Grandpa and Grandma
Wood, at Brodtville.
Mrs. George Strain and Mrs. Smitz-
Ter, of Prairie Du Chen, were call
ing in Bagley Tuesday. They called
at the E. E. Culver home.
o. ]. Oswald started on business
trip north on the o'clock train Tues
day.
Mr.. Shaben, of Sexton, Iowa, who
was called here see his sister, Mrs.
Sedhmayer, returned home Tuesday.
Mrs Hattie Harville was calling at
the Culver home, and took supper
there, Tuesday.
Hank Ruckdaschel and wife, went to
Prairie Due Chen Wednesday to have
some dental work done. The dentist