Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-10-27
AROUND THE COUNTY
BAGLEY.
Special Correspondence to the Herald
CBy E. E. Culver.)

Mrs. John Harris and brother Arbln
went to Chicago Sunday.
Miss Sharier came up from Cass-
vile, Sunday.
Miss Elda Wood returned on the 4
o'clock train Sunday.
Harry Kramer came down from
Eastman Monday.
George Nash and wife went to Glen
Haven, Monday.
Fred and George Miller were calling
in Prairie du Chen Monday.
Ida Beidermann went to Lacrosse
on the morning train, Wednesday.
Till Brodt received one of five cars
Of lumber he is expecting, Wednesday.
Mrs. Sharier came up on the 4
o'clock train, Friday.
Mrs. DR.. Mecum and son, Jesse,
went to Cassville, Friday.
John Bean and son went to Savan-
ma Saturday and returned home Tues
day.
Mrs. Phil Glass went to Potosi Sat
urday to visit her brother and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Kee.
Mrs. VIM. Ault and daughter, Mrs.
Ida Fralick, were Bagley callers Sat
urday.
Frank Root of Lancaster, was visit
ing his sister, Mrs. George Alexander
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard and Mrs.
Wright returned home to Savanna, Ill.
Sunday.
Ed Tucke and wife of Garnaville,
Iowa. returned home Sunday after a
visit with his uncle, Gus Pohle.
Hank Rocdaschel and wife and Miss
Elsie Housler were calling in Prairie
du CHEN, Monday between trains.
Elsie Housler and little sister and
brother went to Prairie du Chen,
Tuesday morning.
Frank Cornell had fourteen sheep
killed by dogs or wolves one night last
week.
Miss Susie Oswald went to Bridge
port via Prairie du Chen, Friday
morning.
John 1. Thompson of Prairie du
Chen, was calling in Bagley between
trains, Friday.
Charles Plondke and wife took Geo.
Housler and wife and Fred Thedens
and wife in their auto to Lancaster last
week.
Mrs. Cap Ready, Mrs. George Ed
wards. Mrs. Fred Patch and Miss Ha-
Eel Rewey were in Prairie du Chen
between trains Saturday.
Lee Kolb had a car of oats come in
Monday. They are a good quality. A
great many farmers were in getting
them out of the car.
The Cooperative company had
meeting Monday to elect manager to
take the place of George Harris who
has gone to California.
Merriam wager and wife went out
TO Beetown, Wednesday to attend Mrs.
Yager's half brothers marriage, jos.
BroOkens.
VIM. jenkins, an old soldier, came
MP from Quincy, Illinois on the morn
ing train, Friday to visit his brother,
John Jenkins.
G. W. Westcott and wife AMI son,
Dean, of Arlington, Iowa, came Friday
to visit Mrs. Wescott's aunt and uncle,
Mr.. and Mrs Jake Shrake.
Willie Clark and wife and baby went
10 Potosi Saturday to spend over
night with Mrs. Clark's aunt, Mrs. Bob
Mcknight They returned home Sun
day on the 4 o'clock.
Willie Clark has been appointed as
section foreman at Written, ILL.,, and
left on the midnight Sunday to take
charge. Mrs. Clark is packing her
household goods to move down there
Mrs. Kramer of Eastman and daugh-
ter, Mrs Thomas and daughter. Miss
Lydia Grenzow of Plumb Creek, were
down attending the Kramer-Ready
wedding and returned home on the
morning train, Friday.
Leo. Stumphy came up from the
south line of Illinois close to the Mis-
souri, line Saturday, and Sunday, lie
and his wife and baby, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bart
Anderson went back.
A stranger got one of his fingers
cut off by trying to jump through
freight which was going about Is
miles an hour, His legs both hit the
wheels. but luckily it only caught one
of his fingers.
Fred Thedens and wife and half
brother of George Housler, who have
been visiting at the Housler home for
a while, left for Gutenberg, Friday,
and will go from there to Garnaville,
Iowa, and then return to their home
in Little Rock, Iowa.
Miss Butler went TO Dubuque Sat
urday to see her father, Grant Butler,
who is there from Platteville having
a cataract removed from his yes. She
returned Sunday on the o'clock. She
reports her father getting along nice
ly.