Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-01-07
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BAGLEY.

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Clarence Ripper who is attending
school at Rockford, H., is home for
the holidays.
Edna Brothers of Galena is here
visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs Edgar Marshall
James Way and wife and daugh-
ter visited relatives near Mccartney
last week.
Mrs. Gus Boldt visited relatives in
Cassville last week.
Esther and Francis Childress re-
turned to Peoria, Ill., last Saturday.
Joe Fine of British Hollow returned
andhome' Saturday after visit with
the Henry Keesey and Henry Bum
families
Mrs. Herman Banner of Wyalusing
was in Bagley one day last week.
F. NJ. Wager and wife returned from
ST. Paul Sunday where the former
had large goitre removed. He is
improving nicely but is quite weak
yet. We are glad to see him around
on the streets again.
Clarence Benor of Waterloo, Ia,
was shaking hands with his many
friends here last week.
Sadie Patch returned to her work
at Independence, Ia, Sunday
Nellie Patch went to P. D. c. Sun
day and went from there to her work
in Dubuque
DR.. Venning's brother went to his
home in Kansas Sunday
Julian Oswald of Dubuque came up
Sunday
VIM. and Byron Patch and families
of Patch Grove were down to the
reunion at Fred Patch's Christmas.
Lilly Heaton spent a weeks vaca-
ton visiting in Wvalusing and Bag
ley and is back to her work at the
hotel in Bloomington.
Lou Newman and wife were in
Cassville Monday
Miss Hudson of Bloomington spent
the latter part of the last week at the
Chas Plondke home.
I I. Herb. Herold and wife returned to
Cochrane Sunday
Gladys Herold Of P. D. G. was in
Bagley last week
Milt Cooper shipped two ears Of
cattle and one of cattle and hogs Sun
dav and the Coon. three of hogs. On
Wednesday the Coop. shipped two
cars of hogs.
Fred Glass shipped two cars Of
wood to the wooden mill at p D. G.
Mrs. Alice Mccormick and baby of
Ishpeming, Mich. who have been Wis
ting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 0. j.
Oswald, returned home Monday. Her
father accompanied her.
Rev Fred Harris and wife Of
Platteville visited last week with his
mother and othe" relatives hero.
Mrs Chase and son and daughter
of Savanna visited at the John Yost
home last week.
Peter Rethwisch Of Potoei spent
several DAYS last week with the Ralph
Darrow family.
Mrs. August Johnson and son were
IN Glen Haven Tuesday.
Floria r,,l'ci- went back to DH-
l,-,r,,n Thrredav.
pnrnh Co't'ns rc+"rrcd to Winona
rNriaav TO resume his studies at the
Normal.
Acv simple Of wvalusing was down
to Raglev Tuesday
| Mrs. Go. Wade returned from hel
visit in Wheaton H.. Friday.
F~anly Kasparick and son Peter o.
! P. d. C. came down FRIDAY.
| Mary Kasparick of P. D. G. was
1 down last week and her uncle Joe
/ accompanied her home.
/ Dan Harris went to Bloominetor
/ Saturday to attend an insurance
meeting.
Ralph Clifton and Gro. Havill went
to Detroit. Mich. to attend school.
DR.. Frank Morrissey of st. Pau
came Thursday to visit the Del Nor
risaey family.
Earl Brothers and wife of Galens
came Thursday to visit Edgar Mar
shall and family.
Tho mail sack thrown off OF train
! No. 20 going south Thursday at Wv
abusing went under the train and the
mail was scattered along the track
| for some distance. The sack was
found about a mile below Baglev vel
cut up and ground to pieces, the mail
was badly ground up also.
Several cars Of potatoes passed
through here Friday.
Margaret Bohringer of Dubuque is
visiting friends and her aunt, Mrs
N,.xr C,.lvor