Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-01-14
BAGLEY.

Mrs. Hiram Harvey came up from
Glen Haven Sunday and went back
Monday. She is visiting her parents
Joe Orr and wife; she now lives in
Canada.
Will Mcnamara boarded the way
freight Monday for Glen Haven.
Newman and Clark shipped car
Of hogs Monday and che Cooperative
Co. car and Geo. Monroe car. w. -
Newman and Clark shipped car of
hogs Tuesday.
The Royal Neighbors AMI the
Woodman will have joint installa-
tion of officers and a banquet Satur-
day Jan. II in the Woodman hall.
The Deaconess' so SO Orphans Home
wish to thank the speople of Bagley
for barrel and box of clothes valued
at $1400
Mrs. Edgar Harville and son
Lawrence returned. to :. their home in
Marion, Iowa. Tuesday.
The Wesleyan = hospital wishes to
thank the people of, Bsgley for a
oarrel of fruit valued at $500.
Mrs. Hattie Harville returned to
her BagIey home Sunday after an ex-
tended visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Ed Gulick, at Brodtville.
MIR. and Mrs Peter Kimmick re-
turned to their home at Pea Ridge.
via Mccartney, Tuesday, after visit.
ing with Mrs. Kimmick S brother,
Mr.. Welch, at Mt. Hope and a
nephew here at Bagley.
Till Brodt unloaded car of white
pine lumber last week bought in
Colorado. It made the trip in fifteen
days.
Joe Greer shipped a car of old iron
from here last week
DR.. S. O'Connor will be in Bagley
Thursday and Friday, Jan. % and %
to test and fit eyes. Patronize a man
you know who makes regular trips.
Mr.. Woods, who has been visiting
his fatherin law, Eli Millen. boarded
the way freight for Glen Haven to
visit his brothers Wednesday.
Fred Glass went to Rockford We'd
nesday to take a course in business
college.
Mabel Jenkins. Mrs. Clifton and
Mrs. Fred Patch went to Cassville on
the afternoon train and returned
Wednesday.
Lee Scott came down from Wyalus-
ing on the afternoon train to take the
four O'Clock for his home in South
Dakota Wednesday. His family will
60 later.
Jay Scott and wife left on the four
o'clock train Wednesday for their
home in Montana.
Ida Biederman accompanied her
sister to her bone in Lacrosse We'd
nesday.
j. P. Jackley came from Platte
Vile to make a visit with his son
Alfred, Wednesday; he is home from
Beltram county, Mimi, where he is
holding a claim down.
Pete Hartman came up from Platte
Vile Monday and returned Friday.
He had to try his luck a fishing; he
and Lew Markley caught 81 one day
and good lot every day; he took over
30 home with him. When it comes
to fishing and duck hunting they have
to get up in the morning to get
ahead Of Pete.
Mrs Hattie Harville went to
Csssville Thursday to visit between
trains with her son Johnny, who is
station agent there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Knoke and
daughter went to Dubuque. Thurs.
day, to visit Mrs Knoke's sister,
Mrs. A. V. Olds, and returned Sat
urday
Mr.. and MIS-. Clarence Richards
came from Milwaukee to visit with
MrS. Richards parents, t1r. and Mrs.
b LOT, at HazeltOn, last week
Vera Scott went to Dubuque Thurs
day.
Ed Volkert went to Fennimore via
Bridgeport and back via Prairie du
CHEN Wednesday.
Mrs. Add Handy of Weyville,
Wis, died Monday at the home of her
son Fred. She was an old settler
here.
Oscar Barnes went to Bloomington
Thursday.
Mrs. Sedlmayr, who is living with
her daughter, Mrs Geo. Harris, at
Brodtville, was visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Oscar Barnes, a few days last
week