Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-01-26
AROUND THE COUNTY
BAGLEY.

buqUe, Saturday.
Harris Newman and Clark shipped a
car of hogs, Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Cook and two daugh-
tiers went to Dubuque, Sunday.
John |. Thomas of Prairie du Chen
was a Bagley caller, Monday.
Miss Heron was a caller in Prairie
du Chen between trains, Monday.
Mrs. Mitch Pace was in Glen Haven
between trains, Wednesday.
The Cooperative company shipped
a car of hogs Wednesday
There was another silk train passed
through here Wednesday.
Edgar Marshall and son Lee, went
to Wyalusing and back, Thursday.
Edgar Marshall, wife and daughter,
returned home via Glen Haven, Friday.
jim Millen of Glen Haven, was in
Bagley between trains, Friday.
There was a birthday party at Chas.
PlOndke's Sunday, for Mrs. Plondke.
They had a fine time.
Charles Bryan went to Grantsburg,
Wisconsin to look at land, Friday, on
the afternoon train.
Mrs. Casparick and daughter and
Mrs. Jay Harris went to Prairie du
Chen, Friday afternoon.
Lou Newman and John Miller were
in Prairie du Chen to the fancy hog
sale between trains, Friday.
Mrs. Louise Glass, ST., went to Du-
buque Friday to visit her son Grover
Glass and wife.
Frank Taylor went to Cassville
Thursday, and returned Friday on the
morning train.
Lee Marshall and wife and children
returned to their home in Madison, S.
D., on the afternoon train, Thursday.
Irene Miller and a gentleman friend
came up on the afternoon train, We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Harville came
down from Wyalusing and returned
on the way freight Wednesday.
George Winter went to Sharon, Wis.
on the afternoon train Tuesday, called
there by the death of an uncle.
Miss BeuIah Moore returned to her
school at the normal in Platteville,
Wednesday.
William Dawson returned from his
trip in Illinois and Potosi Tuesday af-
ternOon.
Miss Evaline Tyler went to Du
buque Sunday and returned Tuesday
afternoon.
Miss Wicks of Glen Haven, returned
home Monday after visiting with the
Misses CIoe and Ollie Millen.
George Miller went to Potosi Tues
day for visit with his daughter, Mrs.
Robert Mcknight.
VIM. Iorns of Brownsville, Mimi,
came up the line Friday and Saturday
went to Prairie du Chen, and spent
the time between trains.
Mrs. William Clark and baby came
up from Written, Illinois, Tuesday.
He- sister, Miss Rosetta Beard, re
turned with her.
Edgar Marshall and wife and daugh-
ter and son and wife and children,
came via Glen Haven to see their
daughter and sister, Mrs. Les Quarter
man. Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Quincy and Mr.. and
Mrs. Maiden went to Cassville Satur-
day. also MIR. Bedward. Mr.. Maiden
and Mr.. Bedward and another gentle
man. returned Monday.
William Patch returned from Cass-
vile on the afternoon train Tuesday
and Thursday went down again to have
the doctor attend his eye again. His
eye is about well.
Roy Craig went to Mccartney We'd
nesday to accompany his wife and
children. They will go to Werley by
train and from there to Mt Ida by
team. He moved his household goods
from Brodtville, Tuesday to Mt. Ida.
There was a full train of fifty-four
cars of dOuble-deck cars of hogs
passed through Wednesday. At POtOsi
one car jumped the track, but did no
very serious damage. only to tear a
switch up pretty badly and make a
short delay.
George Rockhaschel and wife and
daughter Ruby, returna4 from tnelr
visit with their daughter Mrs. Josie
ROthe, at SissetOn, S. d., Friday morn
ing. Leonard Rockdaschel and wife
ard children accompanied them for a
visit with relatives and friends.
The ice harvest was finished here
Thursday There was large amount
of extra ice put up. 1t is from IA to
IS inches IL thickness, and as clear as
a crystal They finished just in time,
as it thawed Thursday and rained
nearly all night, and Friday the ice
was all covered with water. The
snow is nearly all gone here in the
valley.
CASSVILLE.
Special Correspondence to the Herald.