Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-01-12
AROUND THE COUNTY
BAGLEY.

SpSCAdA correspondence ~ tAAS 80 Se
Charles Calzins and wife returned
from La Crosse Sunday.
George Harris made trip south
Sunday.
Jimmie Day returned to Dubuque
Sunday to resume his studies
Everett Baker went to Belle Center
via Prairie du Chen, Tuesday.
Joe Greer of Bloomington shipped
a car Of cattle from here Wednesday.
Till Brodt was in Prairie du Chen
between trains, Wednesday.
William Mondon went to st. Paul
Wednesday on the afternoon train.
Mrs. Fred Millen returned from
Prairie du Chen Thursday.
Lee KoIb received another car OF
-four and feed, Thursday.
Alfred HavilIe and wife were north
bound passengers on the afternoon
train Thursday.
Mrs. VIM. Hues has moved into
town into the new house he purchased
from ROda Willard.
George Edwards sister came from
Minnesota Wednesday to join her
father and mother, who are here.
Roy and Archie Craig returned from
Cassville and North AndOver on the
afternoon train, Wednesday.
George Wade and son Clarence, were
in Prairie du Chen between trains
Thursday.
John Miller and Elva Taylor re-
turned from Prairie du Chen, Satur-
day.
Robert Beard returned from Poto-
ST accompanied by his cousin, young
Mcknight, Saturday afternoon.
Newman & Clark shipped two car
loads of hogs, and George Harris one
car of hogs, Sunday.
T. Gulick and wife returned from
Cassville Sunday, where Mrs. Gulick
has been visiting for some time.
Mrs. Frank Derby and two sons re-
turned from Dubuque Sunday, where
she has been since before Christmas.
James Haville and wife are visiting
their son, Tom, in northern Wiscon-
sin.
Bertha Dancliff returned to Platte
vile Tuesday, after spending the hol-
idays at home.
Everett Baker of Patch Grove,
shipped a fine Duroc Jersey hog south
by express, Tuesday.
Joe Urine shipped his last hog to a
party in Pennsylvania Sunday. He
has shipped quite number.
VIM. Jones returned from st. Paul
Wednesday, He is getting better all
the time.
George Harville came down on the
/ o'clock train from the north, We'd
nesday.
Earl Taylor returned from Prairie
du Chen Tuesday. His leg is great
" improved, but he still has to go on
crutches.
Henry Clifton and Earl Calkins re-
the forepart of last week to resume
their studies there.
Mrs. Joseph Roth, ST., returned
from a three weeks visit at Gutten-
burg, Iowa, Tuesday via Prairie du
Chen.
Mrs. Henry Ruckdaschel, Mrs. Geo.
Hausler and daughter, Elsie, were
Prairie du Chen callers between
trains, Tuesday.
Linn Golf went to Calmer, Iowa,
Sunday afternoon via Prairie du Chen
to go to work in the c., M. & st. p.
railroad shops, there.
A number of Bagley young ladies
took a pleasure trip to Glen Haven
and spent the time between trains,
Sunday.
VIM. Patch returned to Cassville
Saturday to have DR.. Blackburn at
tend his eye which is gradually get
ting better.
Prof. Hartsapple and wife and son,
Byron, returned from their vacation
spent in Minneapolis and st. Paul,
Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Millen went to Potosi
Sunday at attend the funeral of her
brother Frank Dozier's mother-in-law,
Mrs. O'Brien.
VIM. Calkins of Winona, Mimi,
came down Saturday morning and Wis
tied his mother and brother, Charles
and family until Tuesday afternoon.
Ellsworth stephens went to La
SrOsse again to the Francis hospital,
Wednesday. He expects to have an
operation performed on his throat.
Mrs. S. w. Warwick returned from
Platteville Wednesday evening, where
she has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Lloyd Knapp and family.
Mrs. George Edwards and son and
mother-in-law, Mrs. Edwards, ST., and
daughter, were calling in Glen Haven
between trains Thursday.
Mrs. Hattie Haville accompanied
her granddaughter, John Haville, Jr.
to Cassyille Friday for a visit with