Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-12-29
BAGLEY.

special Correspondence to the Herald.
Miss Lawler went to Potosi Satur-
day to spend her vacation at home.
L. T. Tyler and Ed Rewey were in
Prairie du Chen, Wednesday.
Rosetta Beard went to Dubuque,
Wednesday,.
Pete Klingensmith and John Rewey
were in Prairie du Chen, Thursday.
Miss Alice Oswald came home
Thursday for the holidays.
Frank Fishers two Oldest sons went
to Cassville, Friday.
VIM. Millen and wife, Miss Cloe Mil
len went to Glen Haven, Friday.
Mrs. James Horribly and Mrs. Gus
Pohle went to Dubuque, Saturday.
Evaline Tyler was calling in Glen
Haven between trains, Monday.
Ollie Millen returned from Glen Ha-
ven Sunday on the afternoon train.
Charles Miller of Prairie du Chen,
was calling in Bagley between trains,
Sunday.
Miss May White was called to Prai-
RE du Chen, Sunday, by the serious
illness of her mother.
Mrs. Abe Kee, ST., returned from
her visit with her son Jess and wife,
Sunday.
ARGUS Calkins, who is teaching at
Five Points, came down Saturday for
a two weeks vacation.
Zadie Day came from her school at
Sitter for her holiday vacation, Sat
urday.
Sadie Patch returned from her
school at Waterloo, Iowa, Friday
morning for Christmas.
Clarence Benor came to spend over
Christmas at the Fred Patch home,
Friday.
Mrs. Gus Miller and three children
went to visit her parents, Fred Roedi-
ker and wife near Potosi, Wednesday.
Mrs. VIM. Way was down to her old
Wednesday.
Mrs. Lee Pace and baby of Prairie
du CHEN, came down Friday to spend
Christmas at the Mitch Pace home.
Lee Kolb had three cars of corn
come Friday. Lee has sold thirty-six
cars of corn this fall and winter.
Lou Newman received car of old
corn Monday and expects car of new
corn any time.
! Clyde Tyler came from Denver Colo.
Tuesday to visit his parents, L. E. Ty-
Ter and wife.
Ralph Calkins went to Lacrosse on
the afternoon train to visit his uncle,
James Day, Tuesday.
Mrs. Josie Roth and family. Albert
Ready is taking care of their place
while they are away.
Mrs. Frank Derby and two sons
went to Dubuque Thursday to spend
Christmas with her daughters.
James Day returned from the Bay
less college in Dubuque, Thursday
morning for the holiday vacation.
The two oldest Casparick girls went
to Prairie du Chen on the afternoon
train to spend Christmas.
Mrs. Roda Willard and sister, Miss
Zadie Day were calling in Cassvil1e,
between trains, Monday.
George Ruckdaschel, wife and
daughter, ROBBIE, went to Sisseton, S.
D., Monday to visit their daughter,
Henry Clifton came back from Mil
waukee where he is attending electric
school, Thursday morning, for the holt
days.
Mrs. VIM. Taylor and daughter, Ell
va went to La Crosse on the afternoon
train, Thursday to do some shopping,
and returned Friday.
Frank Morrissey is home from Min
neapolis, Mimi, for the holidays. He
is attending the Minnesota State Uni
versity, taking medical course.
Mrs. Handy and daughter of Elroy,
Wis, came to visit Mrs. Handy's adopt
ed father, Jacob Beer and son Lew and
family, Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles Glass and granddaugh-
ter, Miss Beardsley were in Prairie du
Chen shopping between trains, Thurs
day.
VIM. Dozier and two other gentle
men of Prairie du Chen, were down
rabbit hunting again with their usual
good success, last week.
VIM. Mondon, Fred Haville and Geo.
Meng, went to Dubuque, Tuesday and
returned on the afternoon train, We'd
nesday.
Charles Bryan went to Potosi and
in the township of Harrison and to
Platteville, Monday, and returned
Thursday afternoon.
Ora Patch took Frank Clark to Lam
caster Monday in their auto. They
say the roads never was better for
autos.
Herb Strong went to Dubuque Sat-
urday and brought his wife home from
the hospital Monday. Mrs. Strong is
improving nicely.
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