Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-09-15
BAGLEY.
Special Correspondence to the Herald
CBy E. E. Culver.)

Especial Correspondence to the Herald.
(By E. E. Culver.)
Mr.. Alvin and Cook and wife, and
daughter, Mrs. Geo. Ready, and son.
Ed, were visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Cook 8
daughter and husband, Geo. Vile, in
Prairie Du Chen last week.
Mrs. Jud WILDER and two SONS were
visiting Mrs Wilber's brother and
family in Eastman last week.
Mrs. VIM. RemeF and daughter,
Ruth, were calling in Prairie Du Chen
one day last week.
Lou Newman and son, Harley, were
in Prairie Du, CHEN last Friday.
Sam Phillips, came. UP on the morn
ing traim to visit his WIFE,. Friday
Peter HOuchhoHsenl and wife, of
i Glen Haven. were visiting Mrs. HOuGh-
Ehousen's parent, Mrs. MilIenl last week.
Mrs. Frank. Casnarick, and, wife and
ssix children. went, to- Prairie Dur Chen
Saturday or. the morning, train
| Chap MilEem and bride were calling
m Prairie Du.. Chem between Trains
Saturday.
Lou Blacxman. and Ethel and Mil
dred Culver, of Platteyilles, CANINE up
last Thursday and spent the time
with the E.. E. Culver family until
Sunday evening, wishing, and. fishing
| Mrs. Jess winter returnsd. to- her
home in. Lacrosse, Sunday.
Bert. Culver, Mr.. Andrews, Roy
Smith and George Townsend, of Platte
vilIa7 came up9 Saturday and. spent the
tima until Sunday. evening, vIsitingtha,
E.. E. Culver family. They had fine
mess: of fish tDD take EOme, with. StlRn.
and also had ALL they ewnld eat. here.
Mrs Jake ZsEEers and SOM retETmad
from her visit with relatives at Oar
lingtMR. ShuisEurg, and HattasiERe
Sunday.
Miss Mclaughlin, 9f Poknsi, game
Sunday to- start. as, 5#acheE in, 0NOr
school here.
Miss Butler, 0f Pla4teyillss. came TO
resume her work as teacher again
this schoOly ear.
| MirCh Pace. and wh5ee went too Rrai-
ira. Du Chem an. the f. o'clock train
Sunday to stay over night within their
SAM, Lee and wife. They raturmfB1 on
the 1 o'clock traink Monday.
Mrs. WinsI@w Quick and daughter,
of. Bridgeport. came down via, Prairie
Du Chen Saturday, with Mrs. Quick s
lniece. Miss Birdie; Haye3l, aud spent
suntiI Sunday evening with Mrs.
EQuick's parents, John Jenkins and
IIwife. Mr.. and Mrs. Jenkins had all
Eof their families at home Sunday eX-
-Ecept WinsNaw.
II A little son game to. gladden. t'2e
Hearts of. Elgie Cooley and wife, Aug
ust 20.
II Last weel1 George Harris thresmeC
E1665 bushels OF oats for Phillip Mics
, Isenberg, in five, hOnrs, with the hell
, lof fouI men and eight boys. AnC
) threshold 2,3Oa bushels OF oats and bar
LEY for Len. Scott in one day, anC
moved and set twice, with his new HUI
F Der SEPARATOR. Efe, stacks the SctTav
with the help of one man on the stack
and in some places, without any hell
on, the stack. That Is a great labor
saver.
F. NJ. Eager and wife went no Charae
2 lefty. Iowa Sunday in their car to- ait
1 tend a wedding.
: Mrs. Walt Yost and som, Verna re
5 turned home from ClintoR, Iowa, Sat
$ urday after weeks visit with he
mother, Mrs. Maclay.
: Mrs. VIM. Strong, of Detroit MINI
: went to Wyalusing on the mornin
g train Monday and from there to Nc
lGregor, Iowa, to visit her brother, Nh
!. Jordan. She was visiting relative
and friends here.
a E. E. Culver and wife were calm
lon friends in Prairie Du Chen be
ween trains, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beiderman's daughte
land husband and two children, re
L turned to their home in Chicago, Mon
day.
n Mr.. and Mrs. Remey, of WARSAW
% came to visit their son, Will and fam
lily, Monday.
r Mrs. Casper, of Milwaukee, calle
II on her sister, Mrs. Monroe Jacobs be
tween trains Friday.