Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-02-11
BAGLEY.
Too late for last week.


day evening, to hear Bishop Quayle;
the names are as follows: j i'm Horn
by and wife, Charley CalkinS and
wife, Tom Clifton and wife, Geo
Winter and wife and Roda Willard
and wife. They say 1t was grand
Lou Newman went with his son,
Harley, and Verne Banner to Madi-
son, where the boys attended the
short course in agriculture, last
week. Toe boys were the two
chosen by Supt. Brockert from our
school. They returned home via
Galena, Saturday.
Roy Patterson came from Dubu-
que, Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Ripper came up on
the tram, Sunday.
/ will receive subscipton to the
Herald in Bagley. E. E. Culver.
Bessie Shrake and mother went
to Prairie du CHEN, Monday.
Alvia Boorman went to PRAIRIE
du Chen, Monday.
Geo. Ready Jr. came down from
EaSGmaui MONDAY.
Patch Grove home talent will
give a play in the Bagley hall, next
Friday night.
john Keller boarded the south
bound train, Tuesday.
Bill Pitser and wife and Hank
Day went to Dubuque, Tuesday and
hack Wadnnsdau
Nate Brown and wife returned
from Prairie du Chen, Tuesday.
Ora Patch went to Prairie du
Chen, Tuesday, to have some den
tai work done.
Phil Glass went to Prairie du
Chen on the four O'Clock train and
back at midnight, Tuesday.
Nate Million went to Glen Haven
on the way freight and returned on
the four o'clock, Wednesday.
Mrs. Fred Moore returned home
with her daughter from the hospi-
tai at Lacrosse, Wednesday. The
daughter is getting along nicely.
Bud Jacobs was a morning train
passenger to Prairie du Chen,
Wednesday.
Charley Mlllen went to Cassville,
Wednesday on the afternoon train
Lyman Hill took his wife to La
Crosse to the hospital for an opera
ton, Monday.
Mrs. Winch left for her home in
Elgin, ILL.,, Wednesday, after a
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Bessie
Shrake.
Mrs. Ella Beer and daughter,
Sadie, returned from Wyalus1ng,
Wednesday.
Cap Ready and wife went to
Dubuque, Tuesday and back, We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Will Woods was in Cassville,
Tuesday.
Fred, Billie and John Miller, H Il
Hazen, Lew Horseman, and Les
Boorman were passengers to Prairie
du Chen on Wednesday. They
went to see the wrestling match.
The Cooperative Co., received a
carload of flour and feed, Wednes-
day and the farmers were in Thurs
day to get supply.
Tom Clifton unloaded four car
loads of hardware and farming i'm
plements last week.
Jake Z9llers went to Prairie du
Chen, Thursday.
Charley Hatch and wife visited
with Alvin Cooks and left for their
home in Nebraska, Thursday.
Harley Hickok unloaded a car of
feeders and DIR I'VE them to Bloom
1ngton, Thursday.
Henry Fisher was here from Cass-
vile, Thursday.
Editor Lowrey of the Herald was
a business caller in Bagley and
while here called on your humble
servant, Thursday.
Mrs. Ben Keller died at her home
in Lacrosse, Tuesday after llnger-
ing illness. She has Teen a great
sufferer for some time. Funeral
services were held, Thursday, at
Lacrosse.
John Keller and wife, Jake Beer
and Mrs Lew Beer, Mrs. Charley
Glass and Mrs. Phil Glass went
from here to the funeral of Mrs.
Ben Keeler, Thursday morning.
Alfred Jackley and wife were
passengers to Prairie du CHEN and
returned, Friday.
Mrs. Jim Horribly and son went
to Savanna, Friday, to visit her
brother, Roy Flower, returning
Saturday.
Mrs. Jess Knapp, of Platteville,
and sister, of CassvIlle, and
brother, w. Fisher, OF Emet Co,
S. OAK. came TO visit their brother,
Henry Fisher, Friday.
ROCKVILLE.
Too late for last week.