Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-09-22
AROUND THE COUNTY
BAGLEY.
Special Correspondence to the Herald.
(By E. E. Culver)

to Cassville, Saturday.
John Keller was in Prairie Du Chen
between trains Saturday.
Geo. Harris shipped a car of hogs
Sunday.
There was another silk train passed
through here Monday.
Young Wade returned to Prairie Du
Chem, Tuesday.
Mrs. Abe Kee, Jr.. of Wyalusing,
was in Bagley, Wednesday.
Mrs. Less Quarterman has a lady
friend from Lacrosse visiting her.
Station Agent James Horribly and
wife and son, Robbie, were calling in
Cassville, Friday.
Mr.. Gween, of McGregor, Ia, came
over Saturday to help his son-in-law,
Monroe Jacobs, move.
Mrs. George Ready, ST., and son. Ed
and young Mr.. Wade, came down
from Prairie Du Chen, Sunday.
Geo. Harris and wife, Walt Yost and
Chas. Urine were in Prairie Du Chem
Monday.
David Clark returned home from
Lawler Tuesday. He has been work
ing there for some time.
Geo. Harris shipped car of sheep
and hogs for the Cooperative COM
pany, Thursday.
Chas. Trine was up to Prairie Du
Chem again Wednesday to see his
brother Harley.
Nate Millen went to Glen Haven on
the l o'clock train Wednesday to drive
one of Fred Patch's teams home.
Geo. Lard and wife and son, came
up the line on the o'clock, Thurs
day.
The river is raising again on &C
count of the rain we have been hav-
ing lately. Fishing is not extra good.
George Miller came home from Po-
tosi, Friday, where he has been with
his daughter, Mrs. Bob Midnight for
some time.
Mr.. Marshal and wife, of Blooming
ton, Mrs. Quarterman's father and
mother came down Thursday evening
for a visit with her.
Mrs. Earl Brothers and daughter,
Wyalusing, came down Sunday to visit
her sister, Mrs. Less Quarterman, and
returned on the way freight Monday.
There is a great shipment of stock
passes through here lately. One whole
train OF sixty-three cars passed and
since several full trains.
Geo. Nash went to Glen Haven Mon
day and had two counters shipped up
from Glen Haven and put in their res
taurant.
Mrs Gulick and daughter, Ethel,
Mrs. Louise Glass and Mrs. F. M. va
ger. went to Prairie Du Chen on the
morning train, Tuesday.
Will Remey's sister and husband,
who have been visiting the Remey
family left for Moline, ILL.,, on the l
o'clock train, Tuesday.
Oscar Ready returned from Wau-
kon, Iowa, Tuesday. He has been
with the Silver Joe Wild West show.
Joe Greer also returned.
VIM. Irons, who has been visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Eugene Sawyer, at
Bloomington, returned to his home in
Brownsville, Mimi, Tuesday.
F. NJ. wager went to Prairie Du
Chen, Wednesday to attend the we'd
ding of his niece, Miss Reed. Mrs.
wager stayed from the day before.
Ollie Millen went to Prairie Du
Chen, on the 4 o'clock train Thursday
for a three or four days visit with
Mrs. Lee. Pace.
Merriam wager and wife came home
from their auto trip to Charles City,
Iowa, Friday. They had fine trip
and no trouble with their auto what
ever.
Mrs. Bart Anderson, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Anderson, at
Anderson Mills, and her daughter, Mrs.
Fest, of Livingston, returned home on
the 4 o'clock train Monday.
Mrs. Rebecca Maxon died Monday
afternoon at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Lester Dack at HaZelton, after a
long illness. She was about 20 years
of age.
Mrs Joseph Roth returned from Sis
seton, South Dakota, Saturday where
she has been visiting her son, Josie
and wife for some time. She speaks
very highly of that country out there.
No frost, and very hot when she left.
Geo. Ready, who has been working
this summer near Glen Haven, is hav-
ing a weeks vacation. Tuesday he
went to Eastman for several days
visit. There is some attraction for
George there.
VIM Ketner, of Bloomington, came
came down and took the o'clock
train for Prairie Du Chem to go to
Boscobel Monday, and Wednesday
will join the Bloomington crowd for
the state fair.
Mrs. Less BoOrman and brother,
Charley Urine went to Prairie Du
Chian On the 4 o'clock train Thursday