Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-06-23
MANY fine HORSES
GOING TO THE war
BAGLEY.

cars pass-as high as 20 cars to the
train some days.
Callie Golf has been appointed lore
man of the Glen Haven section and
will move to the Glen soon.
The principal of our school, Mr..
Holtsapple, with his family is settled
over the Calkin's store.
VIM. Mondon, who has been in N.
D., for the last year, returned last
week.
Henry Horseman has been going
to and from Prairie du Chen taking
baths for the last two weeks.
Kathaline and Elda Wood returned
from their visit at Sibley, Iowa, last
week.
Elsie Housler returned from Red
Wing, Mimi, where she has been at
tending school for the last year.
Her brother, Herbert, returned a
week later from Clinton, Iowa, where
be has been attending school.
ARGUS Calkins and Lottie Thiessea
went to Platteville, last week, to at
tend summer school.
Mrs Frank Ripper and son went
to Cassville, last Saturday.
Ethel and Clifford Culver. of
Platteville, came up on Saturday to
spend the summer vacation with their
grand parents, E. E. Culver and wife.
We had quite bad storm and a
hard wind Saturday evening, but it
did not do any damage here. At
Charley Trine's it raised his house
up and let it back but did not move
it from the foundation. 1t blew a
number of large trees down near
Charley's house. Lightning struck
the telegraph cable out side of the
depot, but did no damage more than
to burn some of the insulation from
the wire.
The Hazelton boys came down Sum-
day and pla, ed bail with the Bagley
boys; the score was 3 to 9 in favor of
Bagley.
There have been lot of pickerel
caught here lately, and some other
fish, but the fishing is not very good
yet. The river is up and down and
been very roily since the big rains.
Julian Palmer, editor of the Fari-
bait Co. paper, at Blue Earth, MIMI,
nj ufo
tives here and left for Dubuque. for a
visit before they return home.
Clarence Benor, who is working
for Mr.. Pohle near Bloomington,
came home last Friday with. the
measles and has been very SICK. but
is getting better. -
Mrs. Fred Handy is visiting her
father, Jake Beer, and her brother,
Lou =.
Mrs. j. I. Clifton went to La
Crosse, We nesday morning, for a
visit with friends.
The sociable Saturday evening was
success. Proceeds about $25. =
Ed Connol, of Bloomington, came
down with Amos Brown, Monday.
Ed is always welcome in Bagley.
Walt HavilI has a new Ford car
bought of Charley Miller, of Prairie
du Chen.
Our game warden, John Keller,
was camping up the Wisconsin river
last week. He returned home just
before the big storm, Saturday.
Mrs. Otto Plondke is visiting her
daughter, Clara, at Bsraboo.
Zadie Day has finished a success
full term of school at Sitter. 1t
must be a success as the board has
engaged her for another year.
o. j. Oswald has sold the restaurant
to Charley Millen, who has taken
possession. Susie will be missed
from the restaurant, as she has been
running it for number of years and
was always ready with a pleasant
smile.
Walt 1ost was In Bloomington,
Tuesday and Thursday, with straw
berries. The strawberry crop has
been a bumper crop here, but on ac-
count of cold and wet they have
rotted a great deal on the rivers and
were slow to ripen.
Mrs. Gwen, of McGregor, Iowa,
came down Tuesday. She came to
see her new grand son at Monroe
Jacobs.
Mrs. Jess Winter, of Lacrosse,
came down, Tuesday.
Lulu Glasse and a lady friend went
north on the morning train, Wednes-
day.
Miss Chandler, of CassviIle, came