Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-10-13
AROUND THE COUNTY
BAGLEY.
(By E. E. Culver.)

William Millen and wife returned
from Glen Haven, Saturday.
Mrs. Dave Beard went to Prairie du
Chen, Thursday to visit her aunt.
Mrs. Kate Stumphrey and baby came
down to visit her parents, Thursday,
Bart Anderson and wife.
William Pitzer and wife returned
home from a two or three weeks visit
in South Dakota, Thursday.
Miss CIoe MiIlen returned home
from Glen Haven, Saturday on the 4
o'clock train.
Mrs. L. E. Tyler came down from
Huntsville. Saturday and spent Sun
day with his family.
There was a large number of people
returned from the LaCross fair Sat
urday.
Miss Bertha Dancliff and a lady
friend, came up on the o'clock, Sat
urday.
Lou. Lewman is building large ma
chine shed, 7Ox22. Otis Culver and
Louie Miller are the carpenters.
Nate Brown and wife came from
Lacrosse to Huntsville, Saturday and
stopped off to visit relatives, and re-
turned home Sunday.
Mrs. Louise Millner's brother and
sister spent Sunday with them and re-
turned to Bridgeport on the morning
train via Prairie du Chen, Monday.
Hugh Hazens' brother and family
of Mt Hope, and their sister, Mrs.
Church and husband were visiting at
the Hazen home, Saturday.
F. NJ. wager went out to the farm
Friday. 1t is only a pleasure trip,
since ne has his auto to go out to the
farm.
Earl Morrissey has a ten days fur
Tough and is visiting with his wife at
Earl's father and mothers and with
other relatives here and in Blooming
ton.
Phil Glass and wife moved back in
town from the farm Saturday. 1t
looks good to see them back again
Phil has been under the weather since
ne came back, but is improving lit
tie.
The Hempels loaded their honey in
a car here to ship Thursday and Fri
day. Mr.. Hempel says they will have
$1,000 worth of honey. 1t has not been
a very good year; only On the bass
wood, this year.
We thought Thursday that the Lam
caster electric road had jumped the
track and got over here in Bagley.
There was a large auto truck in here
from Bloomington, printed on the side,
'WinOna and Galesville Interurban."
Mrs. DR.. Mecum, Mrs Prof Hartsap-
pie and Mrs. Roda Willard went to
Lacrosse as delegates to the annual
meeting of the state federation of the
Women's club, Wednesday, on the four
o'clock train.
Alvin Cook, wife and two daughters
Mrs. Geo. Wade and Mrs. Jud Will
bur went to Dubuque, Friday. Mr..
Cook and wife and Jud Wilbur re-
turned on the morning train, and Mrs.
Wade and Mrs. Wilbur on the o'clock
Saturday.
Roda Willard has the celler dug for
another new house This will make
his third new house he has built to
sell here this summer. He has sold
two. He makes a business of building
new houses and selling. He has built
six in the last three years and sold
five of them. Our village is growing
nicely. There will be nine new dwell
ings built this summer.
J. T. Clifton and wife, Walter Ha-
vile and Ethel Gulick returned from
the Lacrosse fair, Friday.
George Bryan went to Bridgeport
and took the train for Boscobel, Thurs
day and to FennimOre by auto, and
from FenGimore to Lancaster by train
and stayed all night, and Friday went
to Potosi in anto and took the train
for Bagley, arriving here on the four
o'clock making quite a trip, in two
days.
John Keller went to .Potosi on the
way freight, Saturday, after some
parties who had killed some coon out
of season. He got the parties and it
cost them over $50 for three coons
Pretty dear coons. John said he
could not hardly write the names fast
enough for licenses while there John
has a pretty good scent for the game
law breakers, even if they are good
ways off.
Sidney and Lloyd Knapp, George
Hull and William McCarty, came up
from Platteville in George Hull's auto
to try their luck fishing, Sunday. They
struck a poor day for fishing. If a
person has minnows it is very good
crOppie fishing now. John Keller
caught large string of crOppies and
several bass and 81 h. pickerel last
Wednesday. He caught the pickerel
on a small croppie hook. with a min
now. George Wash was with him. He
also got about all the croppie he could
carry home.
Hank Ruckaschels cousin, Mr.. Kline,
and wife of Iowa. were visiting him