Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-03-31
BAGLEY.

Lester UT, IN CaSSVllle.
Oliver Burts was in Dubuque over
Sunday. i
julie Oswald went to Williamsport,
/ ILL.,, Saturday to visit his sister, Mrs,
Dan Murphy =
Mrs. Mathews of Huron, S. D., and
Mrs Parker of Lake Geneva, sisters,
of John Bean, went to Cassville Sat
urday to visit relatives before return
ing home.
Mrs. Raymond Jay returned from
La Crosse Saturday but will go back
soon to have her tonsils removed.
! Mrs Jacob Biederman went to La
Crosse Saturday to care for her
daughter, Mrs Ida Christianson and
baby who are both sick
i Ralph Clifton who has been attend
ing school in Detroit, returned home
i Saturday with his diploma
Bert Jacobs and nephew, Verne
Clark, went to P. d. c. Saturday to
visit Monroe Jacobs.
Mrs. Ella barrow of Potosi came
up Saturday and visited her son Ralph
and family until Monday. Her grand
daughter accompanied her home for a
visit
Mr. Wilson of Chicago came Satur-
day to attend the funeral of his
brother-in-law, Charley Bradley, who
died in Colesville, S. D., and was
brought to Patch Grove for burial.
4 The remains did not arrive until Tues
day. Mr.. Wilson could not stay for
the funeral so returned home Sunday
Harvey Benedict of ST. James,
vic ~,
his daughter Mrs. Harry Oswald and
family. He returned home Monday.
Harrison Oswald has sold out his
rural carrier outfit to Ed Ready and
will retire from the mail route and go
to st. James, Mimi, to work with his
father-in-law, Mr. Benedict, at road
work. His family will go about the
first of May Harry has been faith
full carrier for about ten years His
patrons on the route and his friends
here in town will be sorry to have him
leave. Eddie Ready has been substi-
tute for some time so it will not be
really new to him.
Miss Lille Heaton of Bloomington
spent the weekend in Bagley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cron of p d. c.. were
down Saturday looking for a place to
locate in Bagley.
T. B. Anderson has purchased
home i'll Thompson, ILL.,, and will move
this week. They are near their daugh
ter, Kate Stumphey.
The railway company have graded
\ up and changed the walk back where
it was formerly and made things look
!. fine around the depot.
John Meng and wife drove over to
& Bridgeport Tuesday and took the c.
II NJ & st. P. train for Prairie du Sac
8 for a visit
q Peter Rethwisch of Potosi was up
{ last week
Miss Audah Beardsley who is at
. tending school at Fairibault, Mimi,
came home Monday for two weeks
vacation.
VIM. Markley of Bridgeport Hol-
low was over Monday He reports
the roads the worst he has ever seen
them.
Mrs John Rewey was in P. D. c..
4 several days. Her daughter Hazel ac-
companied her home.
Fred Luber of Lancaster was in
Bagley locality as salesman for oils
and paints last week.
Amos Brown of Lancaster brought
a tractor down for his brother Clar-
ence, Saturday. He did some great
stunts with it, driving it with lines as
you would team.
John Keller was in P. ID. G. last
week in the interest of the game laws.
Mrs j. P. Jackley who has been
spending the winter in ST. Cloud,
Mimi, with her daughter, arrived here
to make her son Alfred and family
visit Alfred has been quite poorly
!; Sc eli INN in
and has started to work again.
The ice went out of the river here
Monday, March % and the river is
rising very fast. 1t is pretty we'll ov-
err the bottoms and still on the rise.
The Coop. shipped two cars OF
hogs from here Tuesday. The farm
ers had a hard time to get in on ac-
count of the muddy roads
Mrs. Sadie Steckelbery who has
been spending the winter here with
her grandmother, Mrs. Ruckdaschel,
returned to her home in Dallas, S. D.,
i Wednesday.
Claud Quarterman and wife and
i baby came down from WyaluSing on
4 Wednesday where they have been TAX
ing care of Glands mother who broke
her arm a while ago.
& Mrs Lee Kolb went to Alma We'd
nesday to visit her brother, Ed. Thies-
sa. She will visit her sister, Mrs.
Herb Harold at Cochrane before re-
turning home.
S. John Yost was in Cassville Wednes-
day.
! Mrs. Will Remy and Mrs George
Nash were in Cassville Thursday.
Lou Newman went to Lancaster on
Thursday
Mrs. Mitch Pace was an over night
I-caller in P. D. c. Thursday.
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