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


George Ready, Jr., returned from
Eastman, Monday.
The Cooperative company shipped
a car of hogs, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maiden returned from
Cassville, Friday on the evening train.
Gus Miller returned from Potosi,
Friday evening.
Clarence Benor came down from La
Crosse, Wednesday.
Miss Sylvia Stephens of Cassville,
was visiting friends in Bagley last
week.
Dan Murphy and wife, nee Nettie
Oswald, came up from Illinois on the
midnight train, Tuesday.
o. ]. Oswald and daughter Susie,
were in Prairie du Chen between
trains, Wednesday.
Melvin Cook, of Eastman, was visit
ing his parents, Alvin Cook and wife
last week.
Mrs. Charles Rockdaschel, Of Glas-
gov, Montana, came up the line We'd
nesday evening.
Joe Greer of Bloomington, brought
car load of horses down and ship
ped from here, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Wade was in
Prairie du Chen between trains, Fri
day.
Mrs. Charles Rockdaschel returned
to her home in Glasgow, Montana, Fri
day afternoon.
Clarence Fralick and family and
Mrs. E. E. Culver spent Sunday at the
VIM. Taylor home on Blakes Prairie.
Ellsworth Stephens returned from
Lacrosse, Saturday, where he has
been for three weeks at the hospital
He is slowly improving.
Mrs. William Clarke and baby re-
turned to her home in Written, after
weeks visit with her parents, Dave
Beard and wife, Sunday.
Mrs. William Millen returned from
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Peter
Houchhousen in Glen Haven, Satur-
day.
Mrs. Frank Ripper went to attend
the funeral of an aunt, Mrs. Sedlemay-
er, in Kossuth county, Iowa, Sunday,
on the evening train.
George Harris received a car Of ear
corn Monday. 1t is far better corn
than any that was received here last
year.
Peter Klingingsmith and John Rev.
ey went to Prairie du Chen on the af-
ternoon train, Monday and came back
on the noon train, Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Keocke and daughter
went to Dubuque Tuesday and spent
over night with relatives and returned
Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Elizabeth White of Prairie du
Chen, who has been visiting her sis
ter May, for some time, returned
home, Wednesday afternoon.
Peter Klingingsmith went to Platte
vile Thursday, after spending a month
with his daughter Mrs. John Rewey,
and family.
From the looks of the trains from
the north they must have had heavy
snow storm. There is more snow on
the cars than at any time this winter.
Dave Duncan went to Prairie du
Chen, Thursday evening, and stayed
all night with John Marsh, and re-
turned Friday.
Mrs. John Marsh of Prairie du Chen,
who has been helping care for her
brother Asa Shrake, who has been
very i'll, returned home on the after
noon train, Saturday.
DOwlan Bagley and wife, and son re
turned to Northern Minnesota, Friday,
after spending five weeks here. Mrs.
Bagley came to see her mother, Mrs.
Newman, ST., who was very i'll, but is
better now.
VIM Moore and brother returned
from Lacrosse, where William has
been to trade his old gasoline engine
for new one, Saturday Tuesday the
new one came and he came down and
took it home.
Del Quick and wife left for their
home near Sisseton, S. d., Monday, af-
ter several weeks visit around here
with relatives and oldf riends. Mrs.
Mot Quick and son returned with
them for visit in the West.
Mrs. F. NJ. Wager has been out on
the farm for some time helping care
for her sons. Harry has just got out
around and Melvin was taken down
last Friday with the measles. Melvin
has had very serious time with them
but was improving at last reports.
Alice BOorman and Rothe Rewey
were married in Prairie du Chen,
Wednesday. Ora Patch and Blanche
Rewey stood up with them. They re
ceived a gOOdly number Of nice pres
ents They had family supper We'd
nesday evening at the VIM. Rewey
home. We wish them a happy married
life.
James Haville, Sr., and wife re-
turned from their visit with their son
Tom, in the northern part Of Wiscon-
sin, Wednesday, Jim says they had