Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-08-25
BAGLEY.
Special Correspondence to the Herald
(By E. E. Culver.)

urday.
Mrs. Abe Kee, of Wyalusing, was a
Ragley caller Saturday.
Frank Morrissey and cousin, Walt
ter Hayes, of Rockford, ILL.,, went to
Prairie Du Chen on the o'clock
train Saturday.
Dan Polly and wife came up from
Beetown via Glen Haven on the four
O'Clock train Saturday, for a weeks
visit
Mrs. Bedward came home from Glen
Haven on the o'clock train Saturday.
Till Brodt took his wife and wife's
mother, Mrs. E. o. Patch, and Dan
Polly and wife, to Hazleton in his au-
to Sunday, to spend the day with
Byron Patch and family.
Dave Beard went to South Dakota
Sunday.
Jim Boorman left for Crookston
Sunday to superintend the erection
of a granary, and threshing on his
brothers farm near Crookston.
Mrs. Jennie Calkins, of California,
who has been visiting the Calkins
family, left for home Monday. She
will stop off in Iowa for short visit
with her nephew. Charley Calkins
accompanied her to Prairie Du Chen.
Mrs. Gale Golf and daughter, of
Glen Haven, were calling in Bagley
between trains, Monday.
The Sunday school picnic was
grand success. Everybody had a good
time.
DR.. J. L. Taylor and wife drove
through from Buda, ILL.,, in their auto
and are visiting at the VIM Taylor
home, and other relatives and friends.
They will attend the Bloomington
fair.
]. w. Reynolds and daughter, Mrs.
Chas. Johnson, of Soldier, Kansas,
came to his sister-in-law's Mrs. VIM.
Taylor for visit, and to attend the
Bloomington fair. The fair is quite a
home coming for old friends.
Henry Cliff and family, of Little
Grant, came over in his auto to visit
the Clifton family last week and took
Uncle Enos Clifton back to stay un-
It'll after the fair.
Chas. E. Bryan has traded his farm
farm located south of Brodtville to
Writ Monroe for land in Rusk county,
Wis. Mr.. Bryan will remain on the
farm or in the vicinity for the next
year.
| Mr.. Richey, of Lancaster and 9TH
ers, were camping last week down by
the Greer cottage on the lake, and fish
ing.
Milt Woodhouse and Mr. Casey, of
bloomington, came here from Brodt-
Cassville, and returned o'clock Mon
day.
Nate Millen and wife went to Glen
Haven Monday to see DR.. Mclaughlin,
as Nate has been under the weather
for quite awhile.
Alva Boorman returned from South
Dakota Tuesday.
Misses May White and the two Her
ron sisters, Charley Millen, Frank
Morrissey and Mr. Hays, went to Du-
buque Monday.
Mrs. Cappie Ready returned home
from Mt. Sterling Monday. Her
mother is some better.
George Harris shipped a car of
sheep Sunday, and Len Scott car of
cattle Monday. Mr.. Scott went to
Chicago with his cattle and returned
on the morning train, Wednesday.
Geo. Lynn, of Galena, came over
from Lancaster with Mr.. Swartz, Mr..
Woodhouse and Mr.. Peacock, last Sun
day to try their luck fishing with our
third trick man at the depot, Ira Will
lard. They found the fishing about
as poor as it has been this season.
Lou Horseman returned home from
Montana, Tuesday. He found carpen
ter work scarce in Montana.
Mrs. Jack Hill and daughter, were
calling in Prairie Du Chen, Tuesday.
Frank Fralick, of Monroe, came
Wednesday morning to visit relatives
He went out with Will Taylor.
Mrs. j. T. Clifton and two sons,
Harley and Ralph, went to Dubuque,
Wednesday.
Marshal Brodt and wife, of Living
ston, returned home Thursday.
Lou Plondke went to Dubuque
Thursday.
Charley Millen was caller in Glen
Haven, Thursday.
Eddie Root, of Wyalusing, came
down Thursday.