Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-03-10
BAGLEY.

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Mrs. Abe Key Jr. was down to Cass-
vile last week to see her parents,
Charley Woodman and wife. who are
in very poor health
Ralph barrow and family spent
several days in Dubuque and Potosi
last week
Jesse Mecum went to Potosi Satur-
day to sec his father, DR.. Mocum, on
his return to school in Milwaukee.
Harold Hampton was a passenger
to Cassville Saturday.
Miss Stephens and Miss Bernhard
spent the weekend at their homes
in Cassville.
Mrs. Robert Glenn of P. D. C. came
down to Bagley Saturday.
John Haville was in Glen Haven
helping his sOn-in-law, L. D. Jenk-
ms, load and move to Bagley Satur-
day.
L. P. Beardsley spent the weekend
with his parents in Desoto. His faith
er has sold out his store there that
he has run for great many years.
Clarence Brown returned Saturday
from his visit in Lancaster.
L. D. Jenkins, wife and daughter
Thelma of Glen Haven came Satur-
day to make their home in Bagley
again. They are welcomed back bv
their many friends. Mr.. Jenkins took
possession Of the harness shop Mon
day. 49,
| Mr. Mrs. j. T. Clifton and Mrs
Geo Harville went by team over in
Little, Grant Friday to attend the
golden wedding Of Mr. and Mrs. John
Wilson. Mrs. Wilson is all aunt Of
Mr.. Clifton. Mrs Wilson'S brother.
Enos Clifton, was unable to attend on
accounth of poor health and bad
weather
VIM. Millen and wife and son James
went to St. Paul Sunday where Mrs
Millen and son will undergo opera
tons at the DR.. Fred Plondke hospi-
tai.
Lille Heaton of Bloomington spent
Saturday and Sunday in Bagley.
Mrs. j. H. Palmer is slowly recov-
ering from her recent illness.
Guy Culver was in Dubuque last
week on business.
Robert Beard returned from Pepin
Monday
Al. Krog of Platteville came up on
Monday to look over their creamery
here.
Ora Patch and wife of Rockford
H., came Monday Ora has gone in
with his father, Fred Patch in the
livery business Ora and wife will
live in the T. B. Anderson house that
Fred bought
Lloyd Harville went to P. D. G. on
Monday
Geo. Harville and son-in-law. CLAIR
! ence Gulick, have purchased the old
| Oswald restaurant that Melvin Cook
IS using for pool hall of the Frank
Clark estate.
I. B. Anderson has sold his resi-
dence in the south part of town to
Fred Patch. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson
will move in the house with L. A. Ty-
| Ter for while.
Laura Beer, daughter of Lou Beer.
has the flu. 1t is the first case of flu
| in our village.
The Coop. shipped a mixed car of
stock, cattle, calves and hogs, from
here Tuesday.
Peter Ripper and wife and son Of
Gutenberg visited his brother Frank
last week
Raymond Jays mother who has
been in La Crosse for some time.
came down Tuesday and visited Ray
mond until Friday
Ray Gulley and wife went to P. D..
G. Tuesday
julie Oswald went to La Crosse on
Tuesday
l. P. Beardsley was in Cassville on
Wednesday,
Charley Dancliff went to La Crosse
Wednesday for an operation for APP
pendicitis. His sister Bertha, who
has been in Dubuque helping care
| for her sister Fife who has been in
the hospital with pneumonia, came
lup Wednesday.
| Frank Hill of Dubuque. came up on
Wednesday,
The BagIey Lumber Co. unloaded a
car OF shingles and a car Of lumber
/ last week
Louie Glass loaded his car of house
hold goods and moved to P. D. c. on
| Wednesday,
Miss Robe and Mrs. James Ruck-
daschel caught a live grasshopper on
the bluffs Wednesday, March 3, and
saw several more. 1t looks like
spring but does not feel much like it..
Since then the thermometer has been
down to and below zero for several
days.
Mrs. Geo. Wade left for Davenport
Ia. Thursday. She will spend several
days there with her son Clarence and
family and go from there to her
new home in Wheaton.