Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-07-16
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BAGLEY.

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Herb Hearold and wife of coch-
rane, visited in Bagley last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mott and daugh-
ter went to Cassville Sunday They
had been out on the farm with their
son Joe.
Mrs. Maclay and friend Of Clinton.
Ia, returned home Sunday after
visit with Mrs Maclay's daughter,
Mrs. Walter Yost and family.
Alvin Ready returned from East
man Sunday. Miss Kramer accom-
panied him to visit her sister, Mrs.
Clarence Wade.
James Day came down from La
Crosse Sunday to go to Bloomington
where he is working on the parochial
school house.
Monroe Jacobs and son Glen of p.
D. c., were in Bagley Sunday.
Miss Beulah Moore and brother
we're passengers north Sunday.
Geo. Wade made trip to P. d. c.,
Sunday.
Jack Hill went to P. d. C. Sunday.
AFtelegram from James Ruckdasch-
ell said he had arrived in the u. S.
from overseas.
r. M:sYager and wife were in Lam.
caster the 4th and got caught in the
STORM coming home and stayed all
night with their son Melvin
Harley Clifton and Lillian Heaton.
drove to p. d. c. Sunday and brought.
J. T. Clifton and wife home They had
been visiting the Chas. Bennett and
Ira Willard families and also called
on Tom Harris at the new sanitarium
Ralph barrow and family spent the
4th in Potosi Ralph returned home
Monday morning and Mrs. barrow
and the children came Tuesday
Mitch Pace and wife spent from
Friday until Monday in Dubuque.
Mrs. VIM. Way and granddaughter
went to Glen Haven and out to Otis
Ways Monday.
Earl Calkins of Racine, spent over
the 4th with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
G. d. Calkins They attended the Gel
ebration at Lancaster. Earl returned
to Racine Monday. His brother Ralph
accompanied him to Dubuque to visit
his uncle, Will Day.
Mrs Dave Beard returned from P.
D. c., Monday
Mrs Lake returned from her visit
in Patch Grove Sunday. She attend
ed the celebration at Lancaster.
Mrs E. E. Culver and son Guy and
wife visited at the Nick Hampton
home Sunday Mr.. Hampton bought
the farm of Mrs. Culver.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Berts of Clay
ton, Ia, visited relatives and friends
here last week.
Miss Gladys Edwards who has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Ollie Gordon,
at Arlington, Ia, returned home Sun
day.
WIN. Millen and wife were in Glen
Haven last week
Mrs. Tom Harris brought her hus-
band from the new sanitarium at p.
d. c., Tuesday Tom is somewhat inn
proved but is not well yet.
Sam Clark and wife went to Lam
caster Wednesday and will go from
there by auto to Clark county and
other parts Of northern Wisconsin to
look for place to locate.
Jesse Mecum returned from his Wis
it with his father, DR.. Mecum, in PO-
tosi
We had quite a hail storm here on
Wednesday evening. There was lot
of hail but it came straight down and
did not do much damage. Some of
the hailstones measured z inches in
circumference. They report that in
some places on the hills it cut things
up pretty bad. Earlier in the day we.
had a heavy rain with wind enough
to blow the corn aid small grain
down quite bad
Melvin Taylor returned home from
overseas Thursday. There was
pleased lot of people and his parents,
Frank Taylor and wife, and Melvin
were as pleased as the rest.
Mr.. Champion received a telegram
that his son had arrived in the U. S.
last week
Miss Elsie Hausler and her cousin
who has been visiting the Hausler
family, went to Dubuque Saturday.
Mrs. E. E. Culver visited in the
country Friday.
Miss Nellie Marshall returned from
an extended visit with her sister, Mrs
Gladys Chance, in Derring, Ia, on
Thursday.