Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-07-28
BAGLEY.
special Correspondence to the Herald.
By E. E. Culver.

Mrs. Jim Horribly and Mrs. Guss
Puhle were callers in Cassvllle, be-
tween trains, Saturday.
Johnny Johle's sisters children
came up on the four O. clock, Saturday,
and returned on the one o'clock,
Tuesday.
One of the Golfers, of Patch Grove,
came down in an auto Saturday and
met a lady friend or relative and
children that came up on the four
O'Clock and took them home with
him.
Guss Pohle and wife spent Sun
day out on the farm in Blake's
Prairie.
The Culver Bros. have purchased
swinging scaffold for painting. They
have just finished painting the big
barn on the John Klarman farm.
Guy Culver and VIM. Thiessea have
painted barn for Chas. Havill and
some other building; they find the
swinging stageing great help for
a good job and fast work. Give
them call.
Margaret and AL Noises and Susie
Waltz, of Glen Haven, and Clarence
Benor, spent Sunday evening at the
Fred Patch home.
Clarence Benor, julie Oswald,
James Rockdaschel and Jimmie Har-
vile are working in the hay fields,
near Hazleton.
Mrs. Meats. of Cassville. was up
attending the Evangelistic meetings
, here last week.
Mrs. Walt Scott and two daughters
Verge and Vera and a niece came to
town in their auto Thursday evening
and the storm prevented them from
going home until morning.
Mrs. E. C. Wood, of Cassville,
spent several days in Bagley last
week and attended the meetings and
left here to spend several days in
Prairie du Chen before returning
home.
Jack Hill went to Prairie du Chen
on the four o'clock, Saturday.
There was % cars of horses and
mules passed through here going
east on one train, Monday.
Nate Brown and Jake Biedermar
and Mrs. L. E. Tyler, went to Glen
Haven, Monday.
Mrs. Mate Sutton, of Patch Grove,
visited friends in Bagley and Wyalus-
ing, last week.
Cappie Ready and wife and baby
were In Prairie du Chen between
trains, Tuesday.
Mrs. DR.. Mecums's father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Babcock, of
Avoca, left Tuesday for home after
spending week with the Mecum' 8
family. Mrs. Mecum and son Jessie
accompanied them to Prairie du
CHEN on their return home.
Mrs. Jess Winter, of Grant
Crossing, came down on the one
o'clock, Tuesday.
Miss Elda Wood spent the time be-
tween trains in Cassville having some
dental work done, Tuesday.
Mrs. Lennis Glass came up from
Cassville on the four clock, Tuesday,
to finish her visit here.
j. T. Clifton spent Friday and Sat-
urday in Galena and Dubuque.
Miss Allen, of Livingston, who has
been at Rochester at the Mayo Bros.
for treatment came down from La
Crosse on the one o'clock and stopped
over night here on her way to her
sister. Mrs. Baldwin, at Blooming
ton, Wednesday.
Two nephews of DR.. Mecum, of
Richland Center are visiting the
doctor and family.
Joe Boorman, a nephew of Jim
Boorman, came from near Great
Falls, Mont, Thursday, and went on
up to Bloomington.
Mrs. Ira Willard and sister, Miss
Martin, Mrs. John Yost, Mrs. Chas.
Urine and Mrs. Lou Glass were in
Prairie du Chen between trains,
Thursday.
Joe Greer shipped car of cattle
from here, Thursday.
Rev. Riley and wife, of Bloom
ington, are chaperoning party OF
campers down on the lake by the
Greer cottage below Bagley. Misses
Bolivia Hoskins, Beatrice Hickok,
Bessie Mulroony, Rose Better,
Dorothy Ballantine and Helen Pear
son.
The third trick, operator at Prairie
du Chen was held up during his
shift Thursday morning and robbed of