Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-09-08
BAGLEY.

Mrs. E. Wood, of Cassville, was in
Bagley the latter part of last week.
John and Ben Keller were calling
in Cassville between trains Monday
Henry Fishers little daughter went
to Cassville, Wednesday.
Oscar Brady, of Bloomington, came
up on the four o'clock Monday.
There was another silk train passed
Through here Sunday.
Earl Calkins and sister, Miss Gle,
went to Glen Haven, Wednesday.
Geo. Harris shipped a car of sheep
and hogs Sunday.
J G ]. Oswald was a business caller
in airie Du Chen, Monday.
Mrs. Jennie Winter returned from
Sharon Sunday.
Joe Urine was a caller in Cassville
between trains, Saturday.
Orlo Martin shipped a car Of cattle
from here Monday.
Frank Morrissey returned to Min
neapolis, Mimi, to resume his studies
at a medical college.
Mrs. Kerns, brother and wife, came
from Texas Sunday, and Monday they
went north on the 4 o'clock train.
| Mrs. VIM. Theissea and two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Amelia Kolb and Miss Lot
tie, went to Dubuque, Wednesday.
Mrs. Less Quarterman and two
daughters, went to Wyalusing, We'd
nesday.
Jess Winter and wife returned to
Lacrosse on the 4 o'clock train Mon
day.
| Mrs. Morgan and baby, of Dubuque,
came up on the morning train Sunday
to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. |
Frank Derby.
VIM. Mockey, of Bloomington, ship
ped three load of cattle to Chicago
Sunday. He went with them and re-
turned Tuesday.
Mrs. Davis and daughter and son, of
McGregor, Iowa, are visiting her moth
er, Mrs. Fred Miller, Sr.
Jake Zellers, John Rewey and Fred
Dancliff shipped car of cattle We'd
nesday.
A hobo had his leg taken off by a
stock train below Prairie Du Chen,
Wednesday.
Birdie Haville went to Bridgeport
via Prairie Du Chen, Wednesday to
visit her aunt and cousin, Mrs. Wins
Quick.
Mrs. Beardsley and daughter, and
sister, Miss Lulu Glass, and Miss Zoda
Day, were northbound passengers on
the morning train Wednesday.
Rev. Waist went from Bagley to at
tend conference Tuesday morning. He
was to join Rev. Irish, of Blooming
ton, who got on at Glen Haven.
Ed Theissea is having his vacation
from the station. Tuesday he and his
wife and baby went to Davenport, Ia,
to visit Mrs. Theissea's parents.
Mrs. Eva Pelkington went to Cross
Plains, Monday after her daughter,
Clara, who has been visiting there for
two weeks.
George Hausler returned from Den
yer, Iowa. where he had been to at
tend the Lutheran church convention,
Monday morning.
Ira Willard and wife left for Chi
cago Tuesday, and will stop in Lam
caster to visit Mrs. Wizards parents
on their return.
Miss May White went to Prairie Du
Chen Saturday on the morning train,
and came back Sunday on the
Io'clock.
Max Fritzel, of Dubuque, who has
been visiting his friend, Herbie Hous-
Ter, returned home Tuesday. Elsie
HOusler and little sister, accompani-
ed him ways, and came back on the
o'clock train.
Mrs. Will Yost and son, Verne, went
to Clinton, Iowa Friday to visit her
mother.
Mrs. L. E. Tyler went to Beloit, Wis,
to visit a sister and aunt, Friday.
Mrs. Bert Culver and daughter, Hell
en- and son Clifford, returned to their
home in Platteville, Saturday. Cliff
ford has been spending the summer
with his grandparents, E. E. Culver
and wife.
Jess Winter and wife, Bess Keller
duQ sui d1u O0u6ALO11 ohO a 1oOy
friends of Miss Keller, drove from La
Crosse Saturday in Ben Keeler's auto
They came over 100 miles in little
over five hours.
There were IL cars of potatoes on
one train passing through here Sun
day. There is large amount of po-
tatoes passing through every day.
There must have been a large crop in
the north and west.
VIM. Carl and wife went OF Platte
vile Sunday to see Mrs. Carts sister,
who is very low. Will came home
Monday, Fred and E. brought him
home in their auto.
We are having ripe strawberries, of
the Dunlap variety. We had about 500
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