Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-07-09
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BAGLEY.

Mrs. Leroy Jacobs and son Bert and
his daughter were in La Crosse last
week visiting son and brother, Edgar
and wife.
Mrs. VIM. Way returned from her
/ visit in Glen Haven and vicinity last
week.
Frank Derby Of Dubuque, was up
last week visiting his son Francis
and old neighbors.
Effie Dancliff and a gentlemen
friend came Sunday to visit the home
folks
Eddie Ready and wife and baby
were in Cassville Sunday.
Callie Golf and wife of Glen Haven
visited in Bagley Sunday.
Mrs. b. E. Culver visited the Henry
Keesey family one day last week.
Guy Culver and wife spent last
Sunday at Glen park. While there
they met Jess Knapp of Plctteville.
They were up visiting Henry Fisher
t and family.
John Keller and wife drove over
to Fennimore last Sunday in their
auto and spent the day with Max
Kolb and family
ALI. Arris went to Cassville Mon
day and from there to P. d. G.
|. !, Oscar Ready of La Crosse, was
home over Sunday.
/. Walter Scott and nephew, Ward
Scott, a soldier boy, were in Dubuque
Monday night. They saw some Of
the riot in East Dubuque.
O. J. Oswald and son Franklin were
at No. Andover and other points last
week
F. M wager and wife autoed out to
their son Elmer's Sunday Their son
Melvin and wife and their daughter
in-laW, Mrs. Amos Brown of Lancas-
ter, were also there
The Yeomen had memorial services
and decorated the graves of Yeomen
and old soldiers in Bagley and Brodt-
vile cemeteries Sunday.
DR.. Vemmer was caller in Cass-
vile Monday.
Byron Patch and family visited the
Fred Patch family Sunday
new. baby boy at the John Yost
home and new baby girl at the Lou
lie Miller home last week
We are informed that Is new mem
bers from here will be initiated at
the Woodmen picnic in Lancaster.
Chas. Speth of Polk county, came
down Tuesday to visit his sister, Mrs.
Dick Dancliff, and family
The Coop. Co. shipped car of
hogs and lambs from here Tuesday.
Mrs. Harry Oswald and children
who have been visiting her parents
in Minneapolis, returned home last
week.
|. Mrs. Tom Harris was in P. D. C..
last week.
Lester Orr and bride returned to
Bagley Wednesday and in the even
Ing the young people gave them an
old fashioned serenade.
David Clark returned Thursday af-
ter two years in the service. He was
at the front and was in Germany. We
are glad to welcome him home and he
is glad to get home.
Jessie Mecum went to Potosi on
Thursday and accompanied her faith
er to Lancaster Friday to the cele-
bration.
Alvin Ready went to Eastman to
spend the fourth.
Mr.. Enke and wife and Mrs. Nc
Namara and Mrs. Enke Jr. came down
Thursday and Mr.. Enke went to Wa
Dasha, Mimi, to visit his son.
Mrs. Arthur Koch and baby return
ed home to Wyalusing Thursday.
Mrs. L. d. Jenkins and daughter
Thelma of Glen Haven, came up on
Thursday to spend the 4th. Her uncle,
VIM. jenkins, who has been visiting
her, came up with them.
Mrs. Houghton and Mrs. Plondke
returned Thursday from the DR.. Fred
Plondke hospital in ST. Paul.
The state game warden, Mr. Bar
Der, and others were down from Mad
ison Thursday to make arrangements
to put some tame deer in the park.
They also called on our game warden,
John Keller.
Mr.. Policy of Crystal Lake, Iowa,
is here visiting his sister, Mrs. E. o.
Patch, and other relatives. He says
the crops here are ahead of the crops
out there.
Mrs. Dan Murphy and son Max of
Peoria, ILL.,, came Friday to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. j. Oswald,
and family
The Bagley Lumber Co. unloaded
car of lumber and frames last week.