Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-02-16
BAGLEY.

Potosi, Sunday
George Sedlemayer of CassviIle, was
a Sunday caller here.
Miss Harris returned to her school
in Prairie du Chen, Sunday afternoon.
Newman & Clark shipped a car of
hogs, Sunday.
Leonard Rockdaschel was in Prairie
du Chen Saturday.
Frank Derby returned from Du-
buque, Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Stumphy and baby left for her
home at Thompson, ILL.,, Wednesday.
Levi, the horsebuyer, shipped a car
load of horses from here Thursday.
John Yost has lost two sheep last
week.
John Rewey returned from Lancas-
ter, Friday.
John Root went to Elizabeth, ILL.,,
Friday.
Mrs. Roy Koecke has been quite i'll
but is slowly improving.
Mat Simmons went to Dubuque, Fri
day.
The Elgie and Roxy Cooley baby is
quite sick.
The report is that wedding bells
will ring again in our village next
week.
John Rewey went to Lancaster via
Potosi, Wednesday to attend the fun
eral of his aunt, Mrs. Davies.
Guss Pohle and wife returned from
their visit in Madison and Muscoda,
Wednesday.
Verde Clark lost COW and spring
calf last week. This is severe at the
present price of COWS and yearlings.
Mrs. Henry Cook and two daughters
returned from Dubuque, Friday after
noon.
VIM. Jones returned from Platte
vile on the afternoon train, Tues
day.
VIM Millen and wife went to Glen
Haven Tuesday to visit a few days
with their daughter.
VIM. Griffin went to Prairie du
Chen, Monday afternoon, and re
turned Friday.
Miss Sophia Haville returned from
her visit at Livingston Saturday even
ing via Galena.
Mrs. Callie Golf and daughter of
Glen Haven, came up Saturday even
ing and stayed until Monday.
Miss Emma Dohl of Battle Creek,
Michigan, arrived Saturday for visit
with friends.
Everett Baker shipped a car of cat
tie for feeders, to Amboy, ILL.,, last
week and went with them.
George Morl, fireman on the c., B.
e :, was calling on his grandparents,
Jake Shrake and wife, between trains,
Verne Clark spent over night, Sat
urday with his aunt and uncle, Mon
roe Jacobs and wife, at Prairie du
CHEN.
Mrs. Jess Winter of Lacrosse, came
down Tuesday to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Newman and returned We'd
nesday.
Jos. Matt, of BIakes Prairie, was
an over night caller in Prairie du
Chen, Saturday. A lady friend return
edw it'll him, Sunday. He will spend a
few days visiting his sister, Mrs. Hen
ry Hosier, near BagIey.
Glee Calkins went to Cassville Sunday
to meet her father, G. D. Calkins on
his return from Five Points, where he
has been with his son, ARGUS. The
latter is getting along as we'll as can
be expected.
Charles Millen and wife were out on
the farm visiting Mrs. Millen's pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Heron for about
two weeks. Charley has so far recov-
cred from his cut leg that he is at
tending the restaurant again.
Miss Sophia Havi1le was married
to Henry Niehaus of Livingston, at
the home of the bride near Bagley,
They will work the farm
of Miss Haville's mother this next
year. We wish them a happy married
life.
Mrs. Dawlin Bagley came from
Mimi, Wednesday. She was
called here by the death of her moth
er, Mrs. Newman. She only left here
for her home about two weeks ago.
Her mother was better when she left
but began to get worse soon after
she left.
The steam shovel and the work
train at Wyalusing is laid off until the
first of March. The talk is that they
will put the sand shovel in below
town here and begin grading for doub-
le-track, from here to the Wisconsin
bridge This is said to the longest
gap between here and st. Paul Of
single track. There are three gaps.
Miss Bertha Cooley of Mt. Hope,
came down via Bridgeport and Prairie
du CHEN, Saturday. Sunday her aunt
Mrs. John Jenkins and cousins, Lester
Jenkins and wife and baby, Mrs. Nellie
Haville and daughter Birdie, drove to
Il.