Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-07-24
BAGLEY.

Mrs. Sadie steckelburg left for
Minneapolis Monday.
Mrs. Mile Glass went to La Crosse
Thursday.
Mrs. ]. Plondke sr. and daughter.
Cecilia went to Charm last week TO
visit the Otto Plondke family.
Albert Schnee left for Aberdeen. s
u. last week to work in the harvest
fields.
Mrs. Ruckdaschel Sr. and daughter
Mrs. Til Draper left for Montana on
wednesday to visit a son and daugh-
ter. Mrs. Draper's daughter and hus-
Dand, Guy Urine, have left Montana on
account of everything being DESTROYED
by the drouth there and have gone to
work on a ranch there.
Bertha Burrows of Wyalusing, was
down to Red Cross meeting Thursday.
Mrs. Thompson who has been Wis
ltlng at john Irons Sr. returned to
her nome in Lansing Thursday,
Fletcher Brodt went to<Cassville on
Tuesday and from there to Chicago,
returning home Sunday.
]. E. Horribly was in Chicago last
week.
Mrs. Claude Quarterman and Mrs.
Link Bagley of Wyalusing were Bag
ley shoppers last week.
Belva Millin went to Cassville to
spend the weekend and returned
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Harville Sr. of
Patcn Grove, were visiting in Bagley
Sunday.
Lee Hill and Lester Clark of Camp
Robinson, returned Sunday after a
visit with the home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Childress of
Brodtville spent Sunday with the
Will Remy family.
Mae Brodt, Florence Plondke and
Jennie Beer came home from Blakes
Prairie Saturday where they have
been working
Mrs. Harry Sutton who has been
visiting relatives at Patch Grove and
Bagley returned to her home at Gales
burg, Ill, Saturday.
Wm. Millin returned from the san
ltar1um at P. D. c., Saturday. He re-
ports his wife improving.
Mrs. Harold returned from a visit
with the John Harold family Satur-
DAY. Her sister-in-law, Gladys. ac-
companied her home.
Mrs. Roy Keocke and son of P. D.
e., were down at the parental home
Sunday.
Nellie Patch visited several days in
2. D. G. with her friend Beulah Pea
cock last week.
Mrs. Harrison Oswald and children
left for a visit with her parents in
Minneapolis last week. Two OF her
brothers are called and leave for the
service soon.
Miss Lille Heaton visited in Viva
lusing Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Lizzie Fine who has been Wis
ting her son Ray in No. Dakota since
last winter returned to her daugh-
ter's, Mrs. Henry Keesey, last week.
Earl Clark went to La Crosse last
week to visit his brother Verne.
0. ]. Oswald was in P. D. C. Sat-
urday.
Theo. Hope of Patch Grove, came
down and took the train for p. D. C.
Saturday.
Your correspondent returned from
P~latteville Sunday and his grand
daughter, Helen Culver, ACCOMPANIED
III AOAO' we WSuC III d car TO 70
tosi and had a picnic dinner on the
river bottoms with our son Bert and
family and Lou Blackman and came
from Potosi by train. While visiting
my brother, L. d. Culver, in Ellen
boro, we attended the raising Thurs
day of Joe Tracy's big barn which his
sons Geo. and Sam were building for
him. 1t is 30x100 with 10 #. posts.
There were over sixty men to help at
the raising which shows the friend
ship that is felt for Tracy. The two
boys had to leave for the service on
Tuesday which is a hard lick on him.
The frame went together fine, couldn't
have been better. They got the frame
all up and sided it all but the gables
n putting up one of the perline
plates.