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

Miss Bessie barrow of Potosi came
up Saturday to visit her brother,
Ralph, and family. She and her moth
er, Mrs. Ella barrow, returned home
Sunday.
Mr.. Anderson, the nursery agent,
returned Monday to his home in Liv-
ingston. He informed us he sold
about $500 worth of nursery stock in
this vicinity. This is the best year
he has ever had in the business.
Mrs. Harry Sutton of Wyoming is
visiting her mOtherin-law, Mrs. Eli
Millen.
Mrs. Dan Humphrey and son Max
OF Illinois, are here visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. ]. Oswald
Miss Irene Millen and Miss Mar,
garet Thornton were i'll Potosi for the
weekend with Miss Millen's mother.
Leonard Cooper OF Bloomington
took the afternoon train for Roches-
ter, Wednesday.
Harris & Clifton moved the Cliff
ton and Nash garage down by the de-
pot close to the Harris building.
Willie Schloesser and Grant Gar
ner went to La Crosse Wednesday.
Orlo Taylor of North Andover was
in Bagley Friday and Saturday look
ing after his silo interests of which
he seems to have a good sale
Geo. Garside of Patch Grove was a
Bagley caller Thursday.
Bert Clark of P. d. G. was visiting
his daughter Mrs. David Clark, Mon
day.
John Moore of Patch Grove is NOV
ing some of his goods down to his
new home here
Geo. Ready Jr. loaded his car of
goods and went to Charm where he
hauled the goods to his new home be-
tween Eastman and Wauzeka.
Mrs. Geo. Wade went to Wheaton
Monday. They expect to move to their
new home there soon They have
purchased a home and will live near
their two daughters. We are sorry
to have the Wade family leave us.
Melvin Taylor went to Chicago and
Wheaton Monday to visit his broth
er, Floyd Taylor, and uncle, Mr.
Enck.
The Bagley Lumber Co. received q
car of coal Monday that was ordered
last September
Charley Cook of Taylor county,
came down Tuesday. He says the
snow is over two feet deep on the
level there yet.
Mrs. John Jenkins called on her
son, L. d. Jenkins, and family in
Glen Haven Tuesday.
Louie Glass started to load their
car of goods to move to P d. c. and
during the night he was taken very
ill. They had to unload the goods
He is some better and thinks they will
soon try it again.
Dave Beard went to Glen Haven
I OF
ington on business, Tuesday.
Oscar Ready of La Crosse came
down Tuesday and visited the home
folks until Thursday.
The Coop. shipped car of hogs
Tuesday
Mrs Mitch Pace and her niece of
Dubuque, went to P. D. c. Wednes-
day.
Chas. Plondke and son-in-law, Gus
Orr, went to st. Paul Tuesday where
Charley will have an operation on one
of his fingers.
Gus Pohle, c. D. Calkins, Ralph
barrow and L. P. Beardsley were in
Cassville Wednesday
VIM. Dancliff went to Platteville
Wednesday,
Roda Willard returned from Tay-
Tor county Wednesday where he has
been doing carpenter work for his
brotherin-law, Harry Day. He says
there is lots of snow and it is very
cold up there.
Mrs. Roy Keocke came down from
P. d. G. Wednesday. Her son, who
has been with his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Hodge, accompanied
her home.
Mrs. Geo. Ready Jr. and baby went
to her new home near Eastman, We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Con of p d. c., who was Wis
iting her friend, Mrs. j. Fl. Palmer,
returned home Wednesday.
Clarence Brown, wife and baby
went to Lancaster Thursday to Wis
it Amos Brown and family.
Lee Wood went to Glen Haven on
Thursday to do carpenter work for
Albert Biemer.
Mrs. ito Plondke of Charm was in
Bagley Thursday
Les Orr and wife of Cassvine came
up on their gasoline speeder, Thurs
day. Mrs. Orr stayed over night with
her parents, C. L. Ready and wife.
Mr.. Duff went to p D. C. Thursday.
Geo. Miller returned from Potosi
Thursday.
Melvin Cook had quite an exciting
time in his pool hall Thursday even
ing. gasoline lamp caught fire and
he threw it outside. When it struck
the ground it exploded and flew about
90 feet in the air making loud noise
and big blaze. 1t fell in the snow
some distance from the building so
no further damage was done.
Mrs. G. D. Calkins returned from
Dubuque Friday
Miss Marguerite Bohringer of Du-
buque spent over night with her aunt,
Mrs. Guy Culver, Friday. and Satur-
day went to Cassville to visit her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. VIM.
Houghton.