Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-10-15
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BAGLEY.


Grant Bohringer returned from ov-
erseas last week having been in the
service nearly three years.
The Coop. Co. shipped two cars of
hogs and one of cattle and Geo. Har-
ris one of cattle Sunday, and Tues
pday the Coop. Co. shipped two of
hogs and one of cattle and Geo. Har-
ris one of cattle and Wednesday the
Coop. one of hogs.
Mrs. Del Morrissey and sister, Mrs.
Lou Haser, returned last week from
their visit in the Dakotas.
BERTHE Haville, Carrie Oswald and
Blanche Remy went to Moline last
week and all three got jobs in the
same store
VIM. Millin and wife returned from
visit with their daughter, Mrs.
HOchhausen, in Glen Haven.
Roda Willard and wife spent from
Saturday until Monday with Roda's
parents, Lorenzo Willard and WIFE,
His mother is very i'll with no hopes
Of recovery
Walter Hempil shipped some honey
out Monday and will ship more soon.
He has had very good luck with his
bees this season and with the high
price OF honey he will make up for
the two poor years past.
Ralph Hempil who has been visit
ing his uncle Walter for some time
returned to his home in Cassvil1e on
Monday.
Miss Trine, a daughter of Steve
Urine of Perry, Ia, and lady friend
returned home Monday from a visit
with relatives here
Harry Kramer of Eastman, visited
Geo. Ready and wife last week.
John Keller and wife were in Du-
buque couple of days.
Mrs. Conrad Kern, an old resident
of Bagley, returned to Potosi Tues
day after an extended visit with rel
atives here.
Jack Hill returned from P. D. c.,
Tuesday.
Frank Taylor and Walter Hempil
were in P. D. G. Monday.
j. T. Clifton went to Lamont, Ia,
last week, looking after his farm
there.
Mrs. Earl Wilson and daughter left
Thursday for Waupaca to join her
husband.
Mrs. Fred Glass and Mrs. James
Harville Jr. accompanied Mrs. Earl
Wilson as far as La Crosse.
Harley Urine and sister, Mrs. Les
Boorman were in Cassville Friday.
Harry GOram came from his farm
in Polk county Friday. He says they
have fine crops there this year of ev-
erything but wheat He says the lat
ter crop was very poor Potatoes are
good crop. He says there are lots
of deer this season.
Mrs. Hill and Mrs. Herman Baum
er of Wyalusing were down Friday to
attend the Geo. Edwards sale.
Gus Pohle got a car of potatoes in
Friday and the farmers are putting in
their winters supply They are fine
lot of potatoes. He is selling them at
$1.70 per bu Our potato crop here
was not very big but nice what we
had of them
Robert Beard and vern Banner
went to Red Oak, Ia, Friday to husk
corn.
Floris Gulick came up from Du-
buque Friday. He said there was a
strike on in the Brunswick shops
where he worked.
Miss Chloe Millin is visiting her
many friends in Bagley.
Herb. Heard had successful OPP
Grafton for appendicitis at P. D. G..
last Monday and is getting along fine
Fred Glass loaded a car of cord
wood and shipped it to P. d. C.
Geo. Edwards had a sale of his
house and three lots and household
goods Friday Arthur Arris bought
the house and lots for $1,75O Mr.. Ed
wards will leave Bagley and go to
Woodstock, Mimi, to live near his
parents who are in poor health.
Mrs Frank Taylor's aunt and mo-
Their of Wabasha, Mimi, are visiting
here here.
Chairman Jacob Shrake was in
Lancaster Thursday to meet with the
county board.
Mrs. Herb Heard of Cochrane, came
down Friday to visit her parents, Mr.
and Mrs VIM Thiessa