Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-04-09
THE COUNTY.
BAGLEY.

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Nate Millen returned from the sani-
tarium in P. D. G. last week little
| improved
| Lee Scott of Esser, S. D., returned
home last week after visiting his ia
Their, Mark Scott, who is in very poor
health.
Lou Blackman and Clifford Culver
of Platteyille, came up Saturday to
get an auto they had left here some
time ago.
Lee Pace and wife and son of 2. D..
c., came down Sunday. Lee returned
on the afternoon train but his wife
remained for longer visit.
Ray Keocke returned from amp
Grant Sunday, where he has been in
hospital with pneumonia since his
return from overseas.
Mrs. Fred Kramer of Charlton, S..
D., who has been visiting her broth
ers, Henry and Lou Huser, and other
relatives, returned home Sunday.
DR.. Hartford was down from P. D..
c., Sunday, to see Mrs. T. B. Ander-
son, who is in very poor health.
Roy Keocke and wife and son re-
turned to P. D. G. Sunday.
James Harville Sr. and wife of
Patch Grove, visited in Bagley last
week.
Geo. Garthwaite and wife of Patch
Grove, were in Bagley Sunday.
James Day Of La Crosse, came
down Sunday and went to Blooming
| ton where he will work on the new
| parOchial school.
Mrs. Florence Wilson and daughter
visited her sister, Mrs. James Har-
vile Jr., in Patch Grove, last week.
Fred Patch was in Prairie Ia Porte,
Sunday.
Miss Shorna of La Crosse, princi-
pal of the Bagley school, was called
home last week by the illness of her
sister.
Misses Bernhard and Henderson,
two of our teachers, were in Dubuque
couple of days.
Nita Calkins of Winona, was own
to see her Grandma Calkins, who is
quite ill.,
M. D. Maer and L. G. Tomas and
two lady friends of Fennimore, were
in Bagley Sunday.
school in Lancaster, was down over
Sunday
Ralph barrow and family went to
Potosi Saturday in their auto and re-
turned Sunday.
Nick Hampton was in Cassville on
Tuesday.
Geo. Harris started the foundation
of his machinery warehouse, Monday.
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The Bagley Lumber Co. is tearing
down its old sheds and will build
new ones.
J. T. Clifton is building new gar
age Fred Glass will build ware
house by his store and Oscar Barnes
will build a new house.
Geo. Clark Of Brodtville, is hauling
out lumber to build new house and
Tom Harris of Brodtville, is hauling
brick to erect a new house.
Mrs Davis and daughter and baby
of McGregor, came down Tuesday to
visit the formers mother, Mrs. Fred
Miller Sr
Frank Taylor and wife and Lloyd
Harville were in Dubuque Wednes-
day.
Geo Miller went to Potosi to visit
his daughter, Mrs. Robert Mcknight.
Mrs. Geo. Nash took Mrs. Hough-
ton to the P. d. G. sanitarium We'd
nesday Mrs. Houghton has been in
poor health most all winter.
Jay Harris and Lee Grist went to
the hospital in La Crosse for treat
ment, Thursday.
The rye crop around here is look
ing fine, the best for number of
years The farmers here in the bot
toms are nearly all through sowing
small grain and also some of the hill
farmers.
Mrs. Winslow Quick of Bridgeport,
came Friday to visit her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Jenkins.
Mrs. Jess Key and baby of Potosi,
came up Thursday to attend the funer
al of the Abe Key Jr. baby at Brodt-
Vile
Arthur Calkins of Portland, Ore,
came Friday to see his mother.
Mrs. Munger of Platteville, return
ed home Wednesday after a visit here
and at Bloomington.
Mrs. Walter Hemple, Miss Rena
Taylor, Mrs. Henry Ruckdaschel and
son and dau glitter, Mrs. VIM. Wood
and Mrs. Chas. Arnett went to Cass-
vile Saturday.
Mrs. Cappie Ready and baby re-
turned from Mt. Sterling, Saturday,
where they had been for some time
with her mother who died last Sun
day
The river is rising fast again. 1t is
higher than it has been this season.
They are spearing some carp. l.. Bag
ley got one last week that weighed
"a pounds besides some smaller ones.
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