Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-12-08
AROUND THE COUNTY
BAGLEY.

Miss Susie Oswald was in Prairie du
CHEN, Saturday.
VIM. Dawson of Oskaloosa, Iowa, is
visiting relatives here.
John Harris and bride came down
on the 1 o'clock train Sunday.
Everett Quincy went to Cassville
Saturday and returned Sunday.
Mrs. Oscar Bonham went to Cass-
vile, Monday.
YIN. Griffin went TO Prairie du Chen
on the 4 o'clock train, Monday.
Vim. Thiessea was a between trains
caller in Glen Haven, Tuesday.
Susie Oswald was in Prairie du
Chen between trains, Wednesday.
Sadie Beer went to Wyalusing on
the way freight, Wednesday evening.
sam Philips and wife went north
on the morning train, Thursday.
Alfred Maker went to Prairie du
Chen on the morning train, Friday.
Lyman Hill is hauling lumber to
build a new barn in the spring.
Mrs. George Stumpy left for Thomp
son, Ill, FRIDAY.
Mrs. James Horribly went to Cass-
vile, Friday.
Clyde Miller installed gasoline
lights for Dr. Mecum and John Keller
during his Thanksgiving vacation.
Mr.. Christinson and bride, nee Ida
Biederman, of Lacrosse, were calling
between trains in Bagley, Monday.
Miss BuIa Moore and another lady
returned to Platteville to resume their
duties at the normal school, Monday.
Ursula Sedelmayer of Cassville,
spent several days visiting the Frank
Ripper family last week.
Sadie Patch and her friend, Miss
Bessie Ogden who came with her, re-
turned to Waterloo, Iowa, Saturday.
Bart Anderson and wife returned
home from their visit with their
daughter at Livingston, Saturday.
Birdie HaviIle and Blanche Remey
spent several days in North Andover
last week.
Miss Kathaline Wood was in Lam
caster last week and returned home
Saturday.
George Miller returned from Potosi
where he has been visiting his daugh-
ter for some time, Saturday.
Mrs. Bossi came from Waupacca,
Saturday to visit her son, Ira Willard
and other relatives and friends.
Eyalyne Tyler returned from Cass-
vile Saturday. A lady friend friend
accompanied her.
Lee Kolb received another car of
corn and a car of flour and feed last
week.
John Rewey and Peter Ringing
smith were in Cassville between trains
Tuesday.
John Garner, brakeman on pas
senger train was looking after his
property here last Tuesday.
Mrs. Les Quarterman and two little
daughters, went to Wyalusing on the
morning train Thursday.
Mrs. Jake cellars and son went to
Shulsburg, Thursday, TO see her sister
who is very i'll.
Vim. Mondon returned from Edgely,
North Dakota, where he has been all
summer, Thursday.
Mrs. Link Bagley's brother and sis
ter came from Iowa to visit her Friday
morning.
Sheriff He'll of Lancaster, came up
on the morning train and went back
on the way freight, Friday.
Sam Clark moved to town and Lou
Horseman moved out on the farm
Thursday.
Mrs. John Yost and niece, Mrs.
Chase, Hank Rockhaschel and wife
were in Prairie du Chen between
trains Thursday.
VIM. Millen and wife went to Glen
Haven to spend several days with their
daughter Mrs. Pete Houchhousen, |
Thursday.
Elda Wood went to North Andover |
via Glen Haven on the way freight |
Friday TO visit her brother and family, |
DelOs Wood.
Mrs. George Sedlemayer and two |
children returned to her home in Cass-
vile, Saturday after weeks visit at
the Frank Ripper home.
Mrs. Hartsapple was in Prairie du
Chen Saturday visiting her sisters at
the Sacred Heart school, between
trains.
James Day of Lacrosse and William
Day of Dubuque came Sunday for a |
visit with their mother and sister, Mrs
c. ID. Calkins.
George Clark, ST., Mr.. Strong, Walt
YOst, VIM. Dawson and Fred Glass
were in Prairie du Chen between |
trains. Monday.
Mr.. Foley. editor of the Cassville IN
deX. was shaking hands with his many
friends in Bagley. Monday. He is al
ways welcome in Bagley.
Mrs. Charles Bryan and little daugh- |
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