Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-08-20
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BAGLEY.

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Mrs. Ella barrow returned to her
home in Potosi Sunday
There were ~ votes cast for incor-
poration, Saturday, and not a vote
against It, The election of officers
will be held soon.
Mrs. Fred Ready visited in Wya-
lusing Saturday
Elmer Cooks daughter of Minneap-
oIis' Is Vlsltlng her grandparents, Mr..
ana MRS. Alvin Cook, in Bagley.
VIM. Macke of Bloomington, shipp-
ed car of cattle from here Sunday
and the Coop. Co. car of hogs on
Tuesday. -
Mrs. John Jenkins was a caller in
Glen Haven Friday.
Heien patterson Of Mankato, Mimi.
VINO mas been visiting her friend. Az
DAN Beardsley and Glee Calkins. re-
turned home Monday
MT and Mrs. Abe Patch and niece.
margaret OF Patch Grove, visited the
Y. u. Calkins family Sunday.
Gus Kuenster and wife of Blake's
Fralrle, visited the L. p. Beardsley
family Sunday.
we are informed chat the Standard
vi 20. Will put in a storage tank here
and they have purchased site of
Geo: Wade west of the depot.
Inere was quite number of peo-
pie from Platteville fishing on the
lake below Bagley Sunday.
Bert Culver and wife and daughter
Mildred and Geo. Townsend and sis
ter, Miss Wayne, of Platteville. came
up Sunday and remained over night
at the Z. 3. Culver home and return
ed home Monday.
Grandma Glass and her grandson
Carl Newman, went to La Crosse on
Monday for a visit.
The Bagley Lumber Co. unloaded !
car OF silo lumber last week and are
expecting another. They also unload
ed car of plaster cement
Chas. Amber and family of seven
drove over from Woodman Sunday
ana visited the Lewis Glass family.
MISS Leona Banner accompanied
them home for a weeks visit.
Bagley's first chautauqua was a
grand success in every way the pro-
ceeds after all expense had been maid
amounting to $35 which goes to the
piano fund. Over 40 signed up for a
chautauQua next year.
Mrs. Guy Culver was in Dubuaue
Wednesday buying another stock of
goods for the store
Mrs. Jacob Shrake had two very
bad spells with her heart last week
but is some better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Marshall and
daughter Nellie and the Henry
Schmitz family drove to Galena Sat
urday and spent the weekend with
their daughter and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Brothers. They came home
Monday morning.
Earl Brothers and family accom-
panied the Marshall and Schmitz
families to the Schmitz home Sunday
and spent the night and returned on
Monday in their auto.
Eli Millen went to Galesburg. III.
Tuesday to join his wife who has re-
turned from Colorado. They returned
home Friday.
Mrs. VIM. Way and Mrs. Geo. Clark
Sr. went to Glen Haven Tuesday.
Jessie Mecum went to Potosi Tues
day to visit her father, DR.. Mecum.
Arthur Arris was an over night cal
Ter in P. D. C. Monday
Chas. Speth of ST. Croix Falls, Wis.
who has been visiting his sister, Mrs.
Dancliff for some time, returned home
Tuesday. He has a farm in the po-
tato belt of northern Wisconsin. His
brother wrote him the potato crop
was looking fine up there.
Orville Brodt drove car to Chi
cago Saturday for DR.. Elgie Hough-
ton and returned home by train on
Tuesday.
Rasmus Cooley and wife of MT.
Hope, drove to Bagley Sunday and
spent the day with Mrs Cooley's' sis
ter, Mrs. John Jenkins.
Dan Murphy, wife and son Max left
for their home in Williamsburg, ILL.,,
Wednesday, after an extended visit
with Mrs. Murphy's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. J. Oswald.