Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-12-22
AROUND THE COUNTY
BAGLEY.

Wyalusing, Sunday.
Kate Soelnor came home from Du-
buque Sunday on the afternoon train.
Miss Lawler returned from Potosi
on the afternoon train, Sunday.
There was another silk train passed
throug here going east, Tuesday.
Chris Haville is very bad with heart
trouble.
The Cooperative Co. shipped two
cars of hogs Wednesday.
Nate Brown was in Glen Haven be-
tween trains, Thursday.
James AIillen and wife returned to
Glen Haven, Friday.
George Miller went to Prairie du
Chen Friday afternoon.
Joe Greer shipped his kicking mule
by express to 2 party in Illinois for
a show company, Friday.
Guy Scott of Montana returned here
Thursday to visit his mother and
brother and other relatives.
Mrs. Larman Dawson and Mrs.
Charles Glass were calling in Prairie
du Chen between trains Wednesday.
Fred and John Miller, Cap Ready,
Lou Beer and daughter, were in Pref
RE du Chen between trains, Tuesday.
George Wade spent several days in
Eastman last week looking after bus
mess interests there.
Mrs. George Wade and son Clarence,
and daughter, were in Prairie du Chen
between trains, Monday.
George Menge, who has been work
ing on a farm near Glen Haven, this
summer, returned home Sunday.
John Rewey was a northbound pas
senger on the afternoon train, Sun
day.
Ellsworth Stephens went to Lacrosse
in the afternoon for an operation, Sat
urday.
Miss Evaline Tyler and Mr.. Nc
Knight were in Glen Haven between
trains, Sunday.
Miss May White and Miss Heron
went to Prairie du Chen on the 4
o'clock train, Saturday.
Mrs. George Ketner went to Moline,
ILL.,, Saturday to spend the winter with
her son.
Mrs. VIM. Wood and daughter, Kath-
line, spent from Saturday until Sun
day in Cassville.
Jess Winter and wife and Mrs. Win
ter's mother, Mrs. Louis Glass, ST.,
came from La Crosse, Saturday, and
Jess and wife returned home Sunday.
Bud Jacobs came up from Savanna
on the afternoon train, Saturday, to
spend over Sunday, and left on the af-
ternoon train for Dayton Bluffs.
Lester Clark went with Bud Jacobs
to Dayton Bluffs to work with the
pump and waterwOrks crew for the c.,
B. & O., Sunday.
George Hausler went to Iowa City,
Iowa, Wednesday to bring his brother
in-law, Fred Wolf from the hospital,
Saturday.
There is quite an epidemic of colds
or grippe around here for the last
week or two. Some are having it
quite severe.
Claude Quarterman and Carson
Root came down from Wyalusing and
took the o'clock train for ST. Paul,
Friday.
Thursday we had quite a rain and
sleet and now we have a very slip
perry time. 1t is pretty hard for old
people to get around.
We had some zero weather here the
forepart of the week. The thermome-
tors registered from 4 to Ii degrees
below zero.
Less Quarterman is laid off from
work for a while with a bad cold A
man came down from the north on the |
1 o'clock train to take his place until |
he gets able to work
Mrs. VIM. Ault came from Monroe, |
where she has been visiting her daugh- |
ter, Ida Fralick, for some time, Sat |
urday, and took the way freight for
Wyalusing.
Monroe Jacobs, wife and three child
rem, of Prairie du CHEN, were down !
between trains to see Monroe's father, |
and mother, who are quite poorly, |
sunday.
Louis Oswald returned from the DIR. |
Fred Plondke's hospital at ST. Paul, |
Tuesday. He is getting along as we'll |
as could be expected after his opera
alton.
Miss Belma Strong went to Du-
buque Sunday to see her mother, who !
is in the hospital there. She returned |
home Monday. Her mother is getting !
along fine
VIM. Patch went to Cassville Thurs |
day to have DR.. Blackburn remove
an abscess from the ball of one of his |
eyes. He will probably be laid off |
from work for several weeks. He is |
agent for the Uncommon Medicine Co. |
Less Quarterman moved from the |
old Markley place up town to the Aar-
on Moore house across the railroad |