Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-10-01
BAGLEY.
y y X 4 X i

Guy Scott of Canada and Gay Scott
of Montana who have been visiting
relatives here returned to their homes
Monday.
Lee Kolb bought a wagon load of
| clover seed from Mr.. Grimesey paying
him $1,000 for it. How is that for
farmer to bring one load of produce
off the farm and take back $1,000?
Pretty Jake, we'd say. is1sa
Susie Oswald went to Galesburg,
ILL.,, Friday after an extended visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. O. J..
Oswald. aas
Mrs. Allie Bohringer came up from
Cassville and took care of the store
for her sister and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs Guy Culver, while they attended
the La Crosse fair.
Verne Banner and Robert Beard re-
turned from their threshing near Sis
seton, S. D., Monday. $50
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh HOrsfall were
in Bagley Monday I
Geo. Harris just completed a ce-
ment floor in his new garage. He has
one of the finest garages in the coun-
ty. j ~
+ John Haville has got moved into
town and is putting furnace in his
residence and improving in other
ways. sags
The Coon. Co. shipped car of
cattle Tuesday.
Floyd Taylor has a position in Chi
cago and left Sunday.
Mrs. Lou Beer has been quite i'll
but is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Taylor started
for Minneapolis Tuesday but met
the party they wanted to see in La
t Crosse and took in the fair.
Mrs. Jacob Shrake is quite i'll but
imn~oving a little nov. st
VIM. Thiessa went to COchrane on
Friday to Join his wife who is visiting
their daughter and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs Herb Heard.
Otis Culver is putting new fur
mace in their residence.
Mrs. RAYMOND Jay returned from
visit with her mother and brother
in Moline. Tuesday 1t ives the first
time she had been in Moline and she
reports a good time
Mrs. Row Keocke and baby of P. D.
c., came down Wednesday.
Cappie Ready, wife and children.
returned, Wednesday from their, visit
at Mt. Sterling.
Miss Scheier went to Glen Haven
Wednesday to visit her sister, Mrs.
Blum
Geo. Miller went to Potosi Wednes-
dav to visit his daughter, Mrs. Robert
Mcknight.
There were 131 tickets sold to, La
Crosse Thursday besides number
of passes to go on the special train.
Ira Willard, wife and baby were
down from P. D. G. Thursday
Geo. Ready wife and baby took
advantage OF the extra Thursday and
went to P. d. G.
DR.. Mecum of Potosi, was here on
Thursday
Mrs Allie Bohringer returned to
Cassville Thursday and Friday went
to Lancaster.
Melvin Cook. Claude Quarterman
and wife and Mrs Roy Keocke. Bob
bic Beard and Jack Hill returned from
the La Crosse fair Friday.
Chas. Glass and wife left for Ar
lington, Wash, Thursday. Mrs. Geo.
Hausler accompanied them to Mon
tana to visit her sister.
Mrs. Del Morrissey and sister, Mrs.
Lou Huser, left for Dakota.
Mrs. Layland of La Crosse, came
down Friday and spent the day with
her mother, Mrs. Fred Miller Sr. Her
sister, Mrs. Sam Philips of Milwau-
kee, accompanied her home. She had
been visiting her mother while.
Miss Mary Kasperick of P. D. c.,
came down Thursday and returned
home Friday. A lady friend and baby
/ accomnanied her. The KasDerickS
have moved to p. d. C.
Frank Willard and family came up
from Savanna to visit Franks par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo Willard.
Mrs. Willard Sr. has been very i'll
| for some time
Mrs. Blum and baby and sister of
J Glen Haven, came up Friday.
[ Mrs. James Burts of across the
river, was calling on Mrs. E. E. Gull
yer Friday.
Mrs. Geo. Wade and daughter and
babe went to Wheaton Saturday to
visit Mrs. Wade's daughter. Mrs. Fer