Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-03-31
AROUND THE COUNTY
BAGLEY.
psclal Correspondence to the Herald.

DIOuSuC MS WIGS iuOlAFIJ AhA -
Miller, here to take the train to her
home in Platteville, last week.
Mrs. Fred Miller, Sr. was calling
between trains in Glen Haven, the
fore part of last week.
Mrs. Reed and daughter, of Prairie
du Chen, were visiting Mrs. Reed 9
brother, Marion wager, last week.
Less Jenkins is helping Mr.. Walz,
of Glen Haven, in his harness shop.
Nate Brown and wife were visiting
their son, Clarence, last week.
Roda Willard was to start to build
two new residences last week, one for
himself and one for Jerry Day.
Owing to the mumps he was unable
to start at them.
Geo. H. Clark and wife, of Brodt
vile, were calling in Prairie du Chen
the fore part of last week. Walt
Yost, DIR. Mecum, Frank Clark and
Louie Miller were also callers in
Prairie du Chen the same day.
Mrs. Lau, of Cassville, who has
been with her mother, Mrs. Tom
Gulick, who is very poorly, returned
home last week.
Orlo Martin and Len Scott's old
est son spent several days in Madison,
and attended big stock sale near
Madison Iac+ u,ooL
Earl Brothers, wife and little
daughter, of Wyalusing, spent several
days visiting Mrs, Brothers sister
and family, Less Quarterman and
wife, last week.
Mrs. Wright, of Hazlehurst, H.,
who has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Jim Horribly, returned home,
Wednesday.
Len Shrake and Mott Quick re-
turned from a call at Cassville,
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olds, of Dubuque,
who have been visiting Mrs. Olds
sister, Mrs. Henry Keocke and
family, and other old friends here,
returned home, Thursday. Henry
Keocke and son went with them.
Bert Jacobs, who has been spend
ing the winter here in BagIey, re
turned to Waterloo, Iowa, Thursday.
Mrs. Quarterman and Miss Eaton,
of Wyalusing, were calling on her
son, Lester and wife. Friday.
John l. Thomas, of Prairie du
Chen, was calling in Bagley be-
tween trains, Friday.
Mr.. Lathrop, the station agent at
Bridgeport. was calling in Bagley,
Friday. He came to Wyalusing with
his launch and down here on the way
freight.
George Nash and wife, L. A.
Tyler and daughterin-law, went to
Glen Haven, Friday.
Lee Pace and wife were south
bound passengers, Friday.
Leo Stumphey, wife and baby
came from Thompson, H., Thursday
and had their household goods shipped
up the r. r. Work where Leo has
been is closed down. They will stop
here a while with Mrs. Stumphey's
parents, Bart Anderson and wife.
Rudolph Koepp came from Ten
nessee, Wednesday, to visit his sister
in-law, Mrs. John Yost and family,
for awhile and then go to Kentucky.
Willard Fisher, wife and children
left for their home near Little Falls,
Mimi, on Friday.
Henry Keocke and son returned
from Dubuque, on Friday.
George Clark, Sr. and wife, Mrs.
Callie Golf and daughter and Albert
Clark went to WyaIusing, Saturday,
to see Uncle Billie Ault and follow
the remains to the train. He accom-
panied the family as far as Bagley.
The Ladies of the Lutheran church
will serve dinner in the hall on
election day; proceeds for the benefit
of the church.
DIR. Lewis, a gentleman from
Bloomington, came down and boarded
train "a for Dubuque, Sunday.
Geo. Ready, Jr., and young Cook,
who are working near Glen Haven,
came up and went back or Sunday.
| Ashton Morris son, George, who is
firing on the C. B. & Q. came down
on Sunday to see his grand parents,
Jack Shrake and wife.
Lulu Glass went to Wyalusing. on
the way freight, Saturday.
Mrs. Hattie HarvilIe, now living
with her daughter, Mrs. Ed Gulick,
at Brodtville, was calling on old
friends in Bagley, the last of the
week.