Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-08-18
BAGLEY.

OCOSl SATURDAY.
Ben Wilkinson and wife departed
Monday for st. Paul where the for
mer will undergo an operation.
Lyle Fisher, Sam Wood and Geo.
Rewey and several other boys de-
parted for So. Dakota last week for
the harvest fields.
Dean, BrOdt of Davenport. Ia, is
visiting his mother and brother and
other relatives here.
Sadie Patch departed Sunday for.
'ndenendence, Ia, and Nellie Patch
for Dubuque.
John Moore's daughter of Spring
field arrived Saturday for a visit with
her parents.
Geo. Wade and wife came from Ro-
chester, Mimi. Saturday where Mr..
Wade underwent two operations.
They visited Bagley relatives until
Tuesday when they left for Daven-
port to visit their son Clarence and
family before returning to their
home in Wheaton, I'll.
Otis Culver departed Monday for
Sisseton. S. D., to work in the har-
vest fields.
Henry Ruckdaschel, Jack Hill,
Charley Arndt and David Beard were
in P. D. C. Monday.
Oscar Ready and wife of La Crosse
spent over Sunday with the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Ready
and returned home Monday.
Mrs. Richard Dancliff and daugh-
ter Emma returned home Monday
from visiting her aughter Fife in
Dubuque.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Culver spent
Sunday in the country with Bohringer
Bros.
Mrs Harry Kramer and children
departed Tuesday for their home near
Eastman after visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Geo Ready.
Mrs. j. P. Jackley of Platteville
and daughter of ST. Cloud, Mimi, are
visiting their son and brother, Alfred
Jackley, in Bagley.
Charley Jakeman and daughter ar
rived home Tuesday from Nebraska
where he was called some time ago
by the illness of his SON. He reports
crops fine there.
Frank Kasparek and son OF z. D.
c., came down Tuesday.
The Coop. shipped car each of
cattle sheep and hogs from here on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Margie Volkert Shoals of Mad
ison drove down last week and Wis
tied Mrs. James Way Mrs. Way and
daughter Lillian accompanied her
home and spent several days visiting
and sight seeing. They arrived home
Tuesday.
Mrs. Fred Millin who was visiting
around here departed for her home
in Potosi Tuesday.
Mrs. VIM. Miller and baby who
have been visiting in La Crosse ar
rived home Tuesday. Her sister-in-
law, Mrs. VIM Layland of La Crosse,
accompanied her home.
Dan Harris was in P. d. G. Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Jennie Winter and Mrs. Roda'
Willard departed Wednesday for Du-
buque.
Misses Carrie Oswald and Blanche
Remy arrived home Wednesday from
their visit in Peoria, Galesburg and
Moline, III.
DR.. NARROW, wife and children of
Bloomington spent two days IN Bag
ley last week and put in the time
fishing.
Mrs. Herb. Herald of Cochrane is a
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Thiessa.
Alfred Arris departed Thursday for
Boscobel to visit his daughter, Mrs.
Clint Ray.
Albert Ready was in P. D. c. on
Thursday.
Mrs. G. Ready and children depart
ed Thursday for Mt. Sterling, H., to
visit her father and brothers and sis
ters
Robert Elkins arrived Wednesday
from Chicago to join his wife and
sons who are visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Biederman. They
returned home Saturday.
E. w. Collins and wife stopped off
here on their return home to Iowa al
ter attending the funeral OF the tor
mcr's mother in Michigan.
Harley Urine departed Thursday
for Portland, Ore. He will stop at
Eureka, Mont, to visit his sister, Mrs.
Lester Boorman.
VIM. Thiessa departed Friday for
Sisseton, S. D., to run a threshing
outfit. He has threshed every year
in Dakota for the past Is years.
Miss Lulu Glass of Bagley and
Miss Helen Glenn of Wyalusing went
to Baraboo, Friday to visit Miss Mar
tint. our last years principal of the
school. She will be here again this
year.
Mrs. o. ]. Oswald Mrs. Hugh Haz-
en- and Mrs. Oscar Barnes and son
Ambrose were in P. D. c. Saturday.
Miss Bertha Dancliff departed Sat
urday for Dubuque to help care for
her sister Effie's baby.
Miss Schier went to Glen Haven
Saturday to visit her sister, Mrs.
Blum.
The river has gone down so we are
having the best fishing we have had
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