Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-03-10
AROUND The COUNTY
BAGLEY.

Two new threshlng machines passed.
going north, last week, either belated
or to get ahead of the rush for the
eeason.
Irene Millenssreturned to Platte
vile to finish her term at the Normal,
the fore part of the week.
Willie Horseman went to Hull,
Iowa, last week, to work at the
carpenter trade for the summer.
Mrs. Phil Glass went to Potosi the
forepart of the week and returned
Wednesday, Her mother, Mrs. Abe
Kee, Sr, of Patch Grove, who has
been in Potosi for some time, return
ed with her.
Geo. Ready, Jr., went to Glen
Haven the fore part of last week, TO
work for Mr.. Vogt for the summer.
He worked for Mr.. Vogt part of last
summer. He gets $40 per month.
The boys that work on the farm are
the ones that make the money.
Mrs. Ault, of Wyalusing, was a
Bagley caller the fore part of last
week. She says Uncle Billie is not
as well as common.
Geo. Clark, ST., went to Wyalus-
ing on 81 and came Lack on 81, We'd
nesday, to see his daughter, Mrs.
Henry Cook, who is quite poorly.
Jake Karman and grand son, Walter
Karman, came up last week to be
here for his son-in-law's, Lou
Markley, sale Thursday, which was a
great success. Everything went we'll.
Mrs. Brookens came home from La
Crosse Wednesday where she had been
to see her nephew, Roland Fisher.
She reports him quite weak. She
brought Mrs. Fishers baby home
with her, as Mrs. Fisher is pretty
well worn out with the care of the
baby and Roland.
Elva Taylor, who is teaching near
Burton, came home Saturday for her
spring vacation. Mrs. Will Taylor,
her mother, brother and little sister
came down to take her home. Will
is laid up with the grip.
Mrs. Less Quarterman went to
Prairie du Chen, Thursday, to have
dental work done.
Ross Ault and Roy Keoke came
down from Wyalusing on Thursday.
Mrs. Ketner came up last Thurs
day to spend the summer with her
daughter, Mrs. Raymond Jay.
Jack Hill went to Prairie du Chen
on Thursday and came back on the
midnight train the same day.
Mrs. Gween, of McGregor, came
down on Wednesday to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Monroe Jacobs, and
returned home on Thursday.
Mrs. Tom Clifton was at Prairie du
Chen two days, last week.
Leo Stumphy, wife and baby went
to Livingston, Friday, to visit Mrs.
Stmphy's sister, Mrs. Fess and
family.
Geo. Miller went to Potosi to visit
his daughter, Mrs. Bob Mcknight,
Friday.
Geo. Clark, of Brodtville, was a
between train caller in Prairie du
Chen, Saturday.
Jim Day, of Lacrosse, came down
Saturday to see his mother and other
relatives.
Frank Root and father went down
the line on Wednesday and returned
Friday
- Will Wood and wife came up from
North Andover, via Glen Haven,
Wednesday, where they had been to
visit their son and see the new grand
baby.
Len Scott shipped yearling Here
ford by express north on Wednesday.
He was dandy.
Earl Taylor is home from the
hospital. He is slowly improving,
but is in very bad shape. 1t will be
long time before he will get over
his hurt.
Mrs. VIM. Kiteley, of Sharon, is
visiting her sister in-law, Mrs.
Jennie Winter.
Jess Winter and wife returned to
their home in Lacrosse, Friday. Jess
has been running the engine on the
stub, from Galena Junction TO Galena,
for some time. He will run on the
main line again.
The Cooperative Co. shipped a
mixed car of cattle and hogs, Sunday.
Jim Day and sister, Mrs. Molly
.Calkins, went to Dubuque, Sunday
Mrs. Jennie Winter is poorly with