Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-08-27
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BAGLEY.

WI duu MIS. AQam Schm1tZ and
daughter were in Galena for the week
end at the home of Mrs. Schmitz's
sister, Mrs. Earl Brothers, and fam
lily.
Frank Bohringer and wife were in
Cassville one day last week.
Mrs. Ed. Marsh and son of Fifield.
came to visit her sisters, Mrs. VIM.
Remy, Mrs. Myron Pace and Mrs.
Earl Wilson of Bagley, and Mrs. Jas.
Harville Jr. of Patch Grove.
Mrs. Earl Kidd and lady friend of
T. y. G., came down last week to Wis
| 1t Mrs. John Jenkins.
Mrs. VIM. Way and daughter-in-law.
Mrs. Jas. Way, went to DUBUQUE on
Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. Wade and daughter Glen
ma, were P. D. G. visitors last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Dack Sr. of Patch
Grove, came down Sunday to meet
their son George who came home
from Springfield, ILL.,, where he had
been working.
VIM. Macke and son Earl and Bert
Garthwaite of Bloomington. were in
Bagley Sunday.
Eli Millen and wife returned home
Friday from Galesburg and Rock
Island. Mrs. Millen's sister. Mrs.
Peacock, and son of Rock Island. ac-
companied them home for a visit here
and at Bloomington.
ralph barrow and family went to
Potosi Sunday evening and back in
their car. Mrs. Lizzie Fine accom-
panied them
Mrs. Leslie Jenkins of Glen Haven.
entertained Monday for her daugh-
ter Thelma's eighth birthday Eight
OF her little girl playmates were in
attendance. Miss Glennie barrow and
Miss Gladys Cook from Bagley. her
grandma, Mrs. John Jenkins and
aunt BERTHE Haville and Mrs. b o..
Culver also of Bagley, were in at
tendance. Her mother served a love-
ly dinner on the lawn and they had a
| fine time.
Nick Alderman, wife and daugh-
ter OF Alden, Ia, visited Mrs. Nate
crown Sunday and Monday left on
the afternoon train for their future
home
! Geo. Edwards and family left in
their car last week for Woodstock.
Mimi, to visit the formers parents.
Mrs. Edwards Sr. will go to a hospi-
tai
| Frank Willard of Savanna, ILL.,, ar
rived here Monday to see his mother
who is very i'll.
Mrs. Jacob Shrake is in very poor
health
John Haville has purchased the old
Calklns residence in Bagley and will
soon move in. We are glad to have
the Havilles come to our city.
F. M. wager went to Cassville on
| wednesday to attend the funeral of
| VIM. Reed. They used to be neigh
fors near Burton years ago.
Mrs. Layland of La Crosse. came
down to visit her mother, Mrs. Fred
Millen Sr.
The Coop. Co. shipped three cars
OF stock from here Tuesday. One of
cattle and one each of hogs and
sheep. -
| Mrs. Chas. Bohringer and daughter
came up from Cassville to visit Mrs.
Guy Culver.
Guy Culver and wife and Mrs Chas
Bohringer and Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Hemple took dinner with the r. r..
Culver family Friday.
Harry Orr of Blake's Prairie. went
from here to Cassville Thursday.
Jesse Mecum went to Dubuque with
his cousins to visit while before re-
turning to his school in Milwaukee.
Mrs. G. D. Calkins and Mrs. ]. e.
Horribly and son Robert went to Du-
| buque Thursday.
Claude Quarterman and wife arriy-
ed home from So. Dakota Thursday.
Mrs. Mitch Pace returned from a
visit in p. D. c., Thursday.
A good many full trains of stock
and also mixed trains are going south
nearly every day. Friday a train went
down with 80 cars of cattle, 80 of
hogs and 10 cars of potatoes.
Mrs. Jess Winter of La Crosse, came
down Friday. Her nephew, little Carl
Newman, who had been visiting in
La Crosse for week, returned with
! her.
There was another runaway here
on Thursday. Walter Glenn's team
got frightened near the lumber yard
and ran up an alley to the Clifton E,
Nash garage and hit an auto that was
standing in the alley knocking the
windshield off and otherwise damag-
ing the car. They turned to go up
Main street and were stopped by
Charley Calkins' store. The wagon
reach was broken and the harness
damaged some.
Mrs. Chas. Grimmesey who has been
mere with her mother, Mrs. Jacob
Shrake, for several days returned to
her home in Dubuque Saturday.
Mrs. Herman Banner of Wyalus-
ing, was shopping in Bagley Saturday.
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