Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-11-03
AROUND THE COUNTY
BAGLEY.
Special Correspondence to the Herald.
(By E. p. Culver.)


Mss Ida Biederman returned from
Ia Crosse. Tuesday.
Joe Willard went to Prairie du
Chen on the 4 o'clock. Wednesday
Mrs Dr. Mecum was in Prairie du
Chen between trains. Thursday.
William Lyons returned from Ana
EnOsa, Iowa, Thursday.
o. j. Oswald went to Madison via
Prairie du CHEN, Thursday morning.
nj and Mrs. Jess Kee and baby
came up from Potosi, Thursday even
ing.
Mrs George Edwards and daughter
and son were in Prairie du CHEN be-
tween trains, Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Clark went to Blooming
ton with her son, Milo, and wife. Sat
rIrday.
Hank RuckdascheI and son went to
Prairie du Chen Monday to have
some dental work done.
George Miller went to Potosi. last
week 10 spend while with his daugh-
ter, MRS. Robert Mcknight.
William Jenkins returned to Quincy
I'll, Monday, after a pleasant visit
with mis- brother John and family.
Mrs. Jess Winter, of Lacrosse.
came$ down Monday and visited with
relatives until Thursday morning.
Mr. Acey of Prairie du Chen was
ID the vicinity Of Bagley on legal bus
mess, Monday.
Peter Klingingsmith of PiattevilIe
came up Saturday to visit his daugh-
Ger. Mrs. John Rewey and family.
Mrs. VIM. Lyons and sister and
four children went to Dubuque to visit
Airs Lyons relatives there, Tuesday.
Mrs. VIM Wood returned from Cass-
vile Tuesday. Aunt Lib Wood, of
Cassv1lle. came with her.
John Keller was in Glen Haven
and vicinity between trains Wednes-
DAY.
George Sedlemayer of Cassvilie.
came up on the o'clock train, We'd
Desday.
George Wade and daughter and Mr..
Waae's nephey, Frank Wade vert to
Prairie du Chen, Saturday. Frank
went to Eastman. -,..-.- -
Miss Ada Grimesey of Patch Grove,
who is teaching at Flora, spent Sun
day with her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jake Shrake.
Mrs. L. Sadler of New AIbin, Iowa,
returned home Monday after a visit
with her sister, Mrs. John Irons and
family.
A lady friend of Miss Fife Dancliff
of Dubuque, who has been visiting
the Dancliff family for while return
sd home, Monday.
Traffic on the c., B. & @ is picking
mp again. Monday there were thirty
trains passed here and nearly the
same every day since.
Lee Greer and uncle. of GAINESVILLE.
and another gentleman, were down
from Bloomington fishing in the
PlOndke lake, Thursday.
Mrs. John Keller and niece, Mrs.
Lee Kolb went to St Paul on the
O'Clock to visit Mrs Keeler's- broth
er, DR.. Fred Plondke, Thursday.
Mrs Nellie Brodt and daughter,
Mrs. Walter Gulick, went to Prairie
slu CHEN on the morning train, Fri
day.
Lee Kolb had car of -four and
feed come Tuesday. Mr.. KoIb in
formed us ne handles from one to two
ears month.
Mrs Henry Keocke and daughter
and baby returned from visit with
her relatives in Dubuque, on the 4
O'Clock, Tuesday.
VIM. Jones and brother George and
wife went to st. Paul to consult DR..
Fred Plondke. on the morning train.
Wednesday.
Leonard Ruckdaschel of Sisseton,
5. D., VINO has been here for a few
days, returned home Wednesday. He
says they have good crops there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kramer re
surned from their wedding trip from
Minnesota, Wednesday, and Thursday
morning left for their home in East
man to start house keeping.
Mrs. Less Quarterman went to
Wyalusing on the morning train and
took the way freight to Glen Haven,
and back on the 4 o'clock train.
Thursday
William Taylor and wife and daugh-
ser, Mr.. ReynOld and daughter, Mrs
Johnson, of Soldier, Kansas, were
visiting with Mrs. Taylors nephew.
Clarence Fralick, Sunday.
Winslow Quick, wife and daughter
of Bridgeport, came over to spend
Sunday with Mrs Quick's uncle, VIM.
Jenkins. The Jenkins family took
dinner with Les Jenkins family.
The river is starting to fall again a
very little. The wind has been blow
ing so heard most every day lately so
a person could not get many fish. We
think ii would be pretty good fishing
a