Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-03-24
BAGLEY.


Harley Clifton and Orville Brodt
Went after the Overland autos they
started from Cleveland with some
time ago and had to leave between
Freeport and Rockford on account of
j the snow blockade They started
with them again and got as far as
! Delmer Jet and had to leave them
and return by train They had hard
time to get that far with them.
/ Messrs. Schmidt and Mclaughlin of
/ Potosi spent the weekend in Bagley
/ Miss Irene Millen went to Potosi
! Saturday to spend the weekend with
her mother Her cousin, Kenneth,
/ Frank Millen's son, accompanied her
Mrs. Ralph barrow went to Du-
buque Saturday. Her sister accom-
1 panied her
i Mrs. Henry Huser and children and
sister, Miss Matte, came up from Cass-
4 vile Wednesday,
Raymond Jays mother spent over
Sunday with her son and family and
Monday went to La Crosse again to
care for Dr. Heraty's children.
Mrs. Phil Glass spent several days
in Potosi and returned home Satur-
day.
Oscar Ready of La Crosse and his
orchestra came down to play for the
/ dance here Friday night.
( Mrs. Les Orr of Cassyille spent sew
! eral days with her parents, Mr.. and
/ Mrs. G. L. Ready.
Mitch Pace was in La Crosse over
night Saturday
| The Cassville basket ball team came
! up Saturday and played the Bagley
! team. The score was p to 26 in favor
of Bagley.
Donnivan Glenn of P. D. c. was in
Bagley Sunday
Miss Mortenia, Miss Glenn and Miss
Bernhardt were in P. D. G. Saturday.
Ensign Earl Morrissey and wife are
4 parents of twin girls.
Mrs. Blum and children came up
from Glen Haven Sunday to visit her
folks, the Joe Shear family.
Leo Stumphey, wife and son re
turned to their home in Thompson,
Ill, Monday
The stock yards have been white
washed which improves their looks
considerably
Mrs. Fess of Livingston, who visit
! ed her parents, the I. B. Andersons,
returned home Monday.
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Ouarterman of Wyalusing were in
Bagley Monday.
| Mrs. Eliza Bean. mother of John
Bean Of Bagley died at the home of
her daughter, Mrs Parker of Lake
Geneva. and was brought here Tues
day. Services were held Wednesday
at the John Bean home and burial
was made in the Nagle cemetery at
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rest by the side of her husband who
passed away several years ago. Mrs.
Bean was SO years old and former
resident of Patch Grove
John Beams brother and family of
Iowa were here last week to attend
the funeral of his mother
Mr.. Parker and wife of Lake Geneva
accompanied the body of Mrs. Eliza
Bean here last week and returned
home Thursday
Abe Patch Of st. Paul came down
! from P D. c. last week and visited
Bagley friends.
Fred Krog of Platteville came down
/ from P. D. c. Monday and spent the
time between trains in Bagley. Mr..
Krog is taking baths at the sanitarium
/ in P D. c.
\ Jake Zellers of Platteville came up
Monday.
Henry Keesey returned Monday
from attending the funeral of his
mother at Brodhead.
The wind here Monday and Tues
day was claimed to be the worst that
I ever was known around here 1t did
/ quite a little damage here and in the
country. Several small buildings were
I JnlOxY,, dawn I,DrOnfod Coma and h1nW
/ down windmills and silos in the
country Thursday afternoon and
night we had a hard rain which turn
| ed to snow, and a heavy dust storm.
/ Mrs. Eli Millen and daughterin-laW
I Mrs. Harry Sutton, went to East Mo
/ line Tuesday to visit Mrs Millen's
sister, Mrs Hickok.
Mrs. Leroy Jacobs went to P. d. G..
Tuesday to see her grandson, Mon
roe Jacobs, who was in the hospital
/ in La Crosse for about three weeks
with a gathering in his head He is
! improving slowly.
Henry Fisher brought his mother
down to take the train for her home
! in Cassville, Wednesday.
Guy Urine and wife left for their
claim at Nausha, Mont, "wednesday, al
ter spending the winter here.
Les Boorman has sold his house and
lot and mail route outfit to David
!. Clark who will take possession Mar.
/ %. Les will be greatly missed. He
has .heen on the route about Is years.
Mr.. Boorman and family will go to
Eureka Mont, where his father and
mother and several brothers live.
Mrs. Fred Jones of Bloomington
came down Thursday and Friday she
and her mother, Mrs. John Moore,
! went to P. D. G.
| There was a silk train passed down
Friday.
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