Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-04-07
BAGLEY.

Mrs. Max Kolb and son of Fenni-
more came last week to visit her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs John Keller.
/ Mesdames John and Walter Yost
were in Cassville last week
Florence Plondke came down from
her school in P D. c. Friday to spend
the weekend at home.
Mrs Eli Millen returned Thursday
| from visit in East Moline, H. Her
daughterin-law, Mrs. Harry Sutton,
returned from there to her home in
| Wyalusing.
/ Fred Luber returned to his home in
Lancaster Saturday.
Miss Irene Millen was in Dubuque
/ Saturday.
Mrs. Geo. Ketner left Saturday for
Moline, Ill, to sc her son, Sam, who
underwent q serious operation.
Miss Nellie Marshall went to Glen
Haven Saturday.
Mrs. VIM Layland and daughter
came down from La Crosse Saturday
/ Mrs. Ira Willard and daughter of
! p D. c. were down Saturday.
/ Mrs. Otto Plondl.o Of Charme was
down last week looking after the
painting and papering of their house.
/ Lou Newman returned from Lam
caster Saturday
Tom Gulick of Cassville came up
Saturday and visited relatives and
i friends in Bagley and Brodtville until
Wednesday.
/ The Boorman sale of household
goods was we'll attended here Satur-
! day.
We think there was the largest
crowd in town Saturday we ever saw
here except or a celebration or some
big day.
Mrs. Lou Huser was in P. D. G. on
+ Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. Ready Sr. went to East
man Sunday to visit her daughter,
] Mrs Harry Kramer and son, Geo
Ready Jr. She returned home Wednes-
day
/ Ralph Clifton and Don Taylor were
/ callers in P. D. c. Sunday
/ The Odd Fellows gave a farewell
supper to I. B. Anderson and Lester
Boorman and Harry Oswald Satur-
day night.
Mrs. Joe Perrin of Bookings, S. D.,
who was called here to the funeral of
her brother Charles Bradley, visited
in Bagley Saturday.
A baby girl came to the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Wolfe Saturday,
March 27.
Mrs. Minnie Beathie returned to her
home in Chicago Saturday. She was
here to attend the funeral of her
brother, Charles Bradley
r. N. Hoskins and wife of Bloom
ington were down Saturday, Bob to
auction the Boorman sale and Mrs.
Hoskins to visit her Bagley friends.
Mrs Ella Beer went to p. D. G.
Sunday.
Les Boorman and family spent last
week visiting friends in the country
and at Bloomington.
There We're sc cases of eggs shipped
from here Monday. All were received
Saturday
Jud Wilbur. was called to Gordon.
Neb., Monday by the death of his niece
a daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Hatch. She was the first to pass away
out of a family of fourteen children
Misses Lulu Glass and Elsie Haus-
ler went to Platteville Monday to at
tend a Bed Cross meeting
The Woodmen gave a farewell sup
! nor to T. B. Anderson and Les BOOr-
man last week. They were among the
I Ca 70 4oin that lodge here.
Mrs. Mathews and Mrs Parker left
e heir homes. the former in Huron.
y s n and the latter in Lake Geneva,
Monday, They are sisters of John
Bean of Baglev.
Mrs Guy Culver was in Cassville
Tuesday.
Mrs. Jess Winter of La Crosse was
down Tuesday.
Henry Fisher aud son and Har-
i Old Hampton went to Cassville Thurs
day.
Harley Urine departed Wednesday
Oh a business trip TO Iowa.
Erwin Haville who left here sever
/ years ago and went to Wyoming
ana took up claim, came back We'd
nesday with a car of stock and house
hold goods and will live on his fath-
er's farm.
Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Anderson left
for their new home in Thompson. Ill,
i Wednesday, They will be greatly
missed hele as they were among the
first settlers. Mr.. Anderson built
grist mill and saw. mill and ran
blacksmith shop. tie also cut buttons
Mrs. J. P. Jackley left for Platte
vile Wednesday.
! L. P. Beardsley and Larmon Daw-
son were in p. ID. G. Wednesday, al
so John Keller.
HERB HefoId and wife OF Cochrane
and VIM. Thiessa OF Alma, came down
i Wednesday,
Frank Root of Lancaster is visit
ing his sister, Mrs Geo. Alexander.
Ralph barrow and family and Miss
Irene Millen went to Potosi Saturday
to spend the weekend.
i Alfred Jackley is confined to his bed
again.
Mrs. F. NJ. wager was called to Mad
ison Thursday on account of the i'll
ness of her son-in-law, Jay Abraham.
The river is on the rampage, higher
than it was in 1916 and still. coming.
The bottoms are all covered and up
nearly to the tracks. 1t is doing lots
of damage on the bottoms.
Den Shrake and wife and Asy
Shrake Of Wyalusing came down Sat
urday.
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