Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-09-01
AROUND THE COUNTY
BAGLEY.
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J. T. Clifton made business trip to
Waterloo, Iowa, last week.
Mrs. Jake Zellers and son went to
Darlington and Shulsburg for a visit
with her folks, last Friday
Dan Jolly and wife left for Mason
City, Friday morning, and will spend
until Monday, when they will return
to their home in Harley, S. D.
Mrs Walt Hempel's sister and
daughter, came Saturday for a visit
with the Hempel family.
Prof Hartsapple and wife returned
from their vacation last Saturday.
They had been in st. Paul and La
Crosse on the last end of their vaca-
ton.
Mrs. L. E. Tyler's two granddaugh-
tiers, who have been visiting her for
some time, returned to their home in
Mansfield, Iowa, Saturday. Their I'm
Gle Herold, returned with them for a
visit.
Mrs. Bert Culver and daughter, Hell
en-, of Platteville, came Sunday in auto
to Potosi and took train from there to
Bagley for a weeks visit with the E.
z. Culver family.
Frank Bohringer and wife of Blakes
Prairie, came down Sunday to visit
Mrs. Bohringer's mother, Mrs. Fred
Miller, Sr.
Mrs. Minnie Philips and Sophia
HavilIe, were in Prairie Du Chen Mon
day to have some dental work done.
Elsie Housler went to Glen Haven
Monday.
Edwin and Rachel Nederloe, of near
Mt. Sterling, returned home Monday
from a visit with their aunt, Mrs. Cap
pie Ready.
Melvin Cook, of Eastman, returned
home Monday morning after a visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin
Cook. Melvin says the village of East
man is growing and doing big bus
mess for an inland town.
Mrs. Jennie Winter went to Milwau-
kee Sunday to purchase her fall stock
of millinery goods, and will stop off
at Sharon on her return, for week S
visit at her old home.
The three Urine girls left for their
home ID Perry, Iowa, Wednesday. They
were called here by the serious illness
OF Harley Urine.
Mrs Sayland and daughter, of la
Crosse, returned home Wednesday at
ter a visit with Mrs. Sayland's moth
er, Mrs. Fred Miller, ST..
Arthur Culver, of Moline, ILL.,, left for
ais home Monday, after spending the
last two months here, working and Wis
ting his parents and brothers, e. E.
Culver and family. The Moline Plow
Works, where he has been working
for the last several years, have been
closed down for two months, but have
started up again and ordered him
back again.
Les Quarterman and wife went to
Prairie Du Chem on the o'clock
train Thursday.
l.. d. Culver and son, Henry, of Ell
ienboro, came up by auto Wednesday
and spent the time visiting the E. E.
Culver family, and fishing with pretty
good success. They returned home
Thursday evening.
DR.. Mclaughlin boarded the four
o'clock train here for some point
north, Thursday.
Johnny Harris, of Brodtville, and
il is reported, his bride, came up from
Dubuque on the o'clock Thursday.
Ed Biederman came up on the morn
ing train from Gutenberg, Friday.
1t is reported that Charley Miller
and Heron girl were married in
Dubuque Thursday The wedding
bells are ringing pretty lively in Bag
ley.
There were two tickets sold for the
Golsiner Bros. show at Prairie Du
Chen Thursday morning There
would have been as many more if they
would have stopped the midnight train,
so they could have got home.
Miss Eta Fassbender left Friday on
the o'clock train for her home at Os-
born, Clark county, Wis, after stay
Of four months. Her uncle, Sylvio SUIT
ton, accompanied her, with the inten-
ton of making his home with her and
her brother, Alfred.
Ira Willard is having his vacation
and will go to Lacrosse Saturday and
from there to Chicago.
The river is falling very fast and the
fishing is getting pretty good.
CASSVILLE.