Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-02-23
AROUND THE COUNTY
BAGLEY.

Special Correspondence to the Herald.
julie and Clarence Oswald went to
Savanna, Monday.
Jack Hill spent the time between
trains in Prairie du Chen, Monday.
Mrs. Gus Miller and three children
went to PotOsi, Thursday.
Abe Kee Sr., and wife of Patch
Grove are visiting their daughter and
husband, Phil Glass and wife.
James Aillin and wife returned to
the masked ball here Saturday night.
Bertha Cooley left here last week
for FIandOra, South Dakota, to visit
her aunts and cousins.
Look out for the entertainment the
WOman's club is preparing. The play
is Those Husbands Of Ours"
Clarence Wade was visiting at Gays
Mills and Eastman last week, and re
turned home Monday.
John Root returned from his visit
at Elizabeth, H., Thursday. He had
to have the doctor as soon as he ar
rived, and is still quite poorly.
James Day, who has been visiting
his mother and the Charles Calkins
family for some time, left Friday for
his home in Lacrosse.
The river is down as low or lower
than it has been any time since last
summer. 1t has been quite high all
winter until lately.
VIM. Millen and wife returned from
a weeks visit with their daughter and
husband, Peter Houchhausen, at Glen
Haven, Wednesday.
Miss Niehaus, of Livingston, who
has been visiting here with the Dan
cliff and Chris Haville families, re
turned to her home, Thursday.
: Fred Boettinger came up via Po-
tosi, Monday to help his son-in-law,
Gus Miller load his two cars to move
onto a farm in the town of Harrison
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Harris returned
from Prairie du Chen, Sunday, where
they had been calling on Mrs. Harris
parents, Charles Miller and wife.
i. r. Taylor is now located at VIVA
lusing with his crew of men, building
a road for the drilling machinery He
spent Sunday with his family here.
There was a whole train of five
doubledeck cars of hogs passed
through Saturday going east. Also,
quite a large shipment of mixed stock
went through last week.
George Sedlemayer, wife and two
children, came up with their car of
household goods from Cassville Thurs
day to settle in their new home on
the river banks below Wyalusing.
Abb Shrake of Wyalusing, is down
with malaria. His mother, old Grand
ma Shrake, over 1O4 years old, lives
with him and is remarkably we'll for
her age.
VIM. Dawson went to Prairie du
Chien, Sunday and Monday will take
the . o'clock train for OskaIoosa. Ia.
Mr.. Dawson has spent about three
months here.
Mrs. Minnie Phillips returned home
from Lacrosse, Tuesday. Her sister,
Mrs. Layland, with whom she has been
visiting returned with her and spent
mother, Mrs. Fred Miller, Sr.
Charles Bryan returned from Cass-
vile Saturday, where he had been
demonstrating a washing machine for
several days. Mr.. Bryan will move
to the town of Harrison the first Of
March.
Misses Lulu Glass, Lottie Thiessea
Butler, Allen and Richard MOrrissey,
Herbert SOusle, George and Lloyd Ha-
vile went to Dubuque to the show
"The Birth of a Nation" Saturday.
Part of them returned Sunday and
part Monday.
John Keller and George Nash and
Nate Brown, caught some fine strings
of fish Thursday, of bass, crOppies
and pickerel. Keller and Brown each
got a pickerel that would weight about
6 or z pounds. There has been quite
a lot of fish caught last week.
Albert Ready went to Alma, Monday
afternoon to visit relatives. He took
his hound and gun along to try and
kill some of those wolves up there.
If Albert gets anything like a chance
he will be pretty apt to get some, for
he is hard to beat at shooting.