Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-07-14
BAGLEY.


ing they went to the home of their
sister, Mrs. Henry Schmitz on Blake's
Prairie intending to go Platteville
Monday but owing to the, rain they
came back to Bagley.
Henry Schmitz and family spent
Sunday with the Edgar Marshall fam
| lily.
The Coop. Co. shipped a car Of
sheep Sunday.
Guy Culver and wife arrived home
from Platteville Tuesday morning.
They came as far as Joe Niemer's on
the other side of Beetown, Monday ev-
ening and stayed all night and came
home Tuesday morning They had a
hard time of it owing to the muddy
roads.
Fred Haville and Carl Meng and
brother and number of others went
to P. D. c. Monday
James Harville, wife and two chill
dren of Patch Grove were in Bagley
several days last week
The farmers here on the bottom
have their rye all cut and will soon
cut their oats. They are both a fair
crop.
Mrs Phil Glass accompanied her
brother, Jess Key, to Potosi Saturday.
Ray Gulley's wife's father and moth
er from Dubuque wha have been MAX
ing them a visit returned home Sat
urday.
Mr. Gordon and wife, nee Ollie Mil
len, of Arlington, Ia, are visiting rel
atives and old friends here.
Lee Pace, wife and son of P. D. c.,
visited the Mitch Pace family Mon
day.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. T. Clifton arrived
home Monday after a visit in P. d. c..
Mrs. Aaron Moore took her nephew,
Geo. Lyons, to his home in Dubuque
Saturday and visited the Bill Lyons
family until Monday.
There was a number of Bagley peo-
pie celebrated in Cassville, P. D. c..
and Potosi.
Dave Beard and wife went to Po-
tOsi Monday to visit the Robert Nc
knight family.
Nellie Patch of Dubuque spent. from
Sunday until Tuesday with her par
ents here, Mr.. and Mrs Fred Patch.
VIM. Thiessa and Ralph Clifton were
in P. D. c. Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Collins of
Iowa are visiting the Iatter's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Day, in Bag
ley.
Walt Scott departed for northern
Minnesota Tuesday after visiting rel
atives and friends here for a while.
Blanch Remy and Alberta HaviIle
spent from Thursday until Wednes-
day morning visiting in Fennimore.
Ella Reed of Springfield, ILL.,, return
ed home Friday after visiting her
mother, Mrs. VIM Way, and brother,
Jim Way, and family.
Mrs. Lynn Golf and baby of Chica
go arrived here Tuesday to visit her
parents, Jack Hill and wife.
Mrs. Tom Gulick of Cassville came
up Tuesday.
Alfred Arris and Dan Harris, Grant
Bohringer, Eddie Fuller and wife and
Arden Thine went to- P. D.. G. rWednes
day.
Mrs. Harley Clifton and Mrs. VIM
Quarterman went to Wyalusing We'd
nesday.
Ralph barrow and family and VIII
Remy and wife came up from P0tOsi
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Haville and Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Haville and John
Champion were in P D. c. Thursday.
The young man from Anderson, Ind.
who has been visiting the Jud VIII
Der boys, left Thursday for st. Paul
and Minneapolis.
Earl Calkins came from Racine Fri
day to visit his folks for while.
Gus Pohle returned home Wednes-
day from the st. Frances hospital
where he has been for five weeks. He
is slowly improving.
Mrs Henry Keesey and children
and mother. Mrs. Lizzie Fine, were in
P. D. c. Friday.
Mrs. Sam Phillips departed Friday
for Milwaukee.
John Meng and Edolph PTondke
were in P. D. c. Friday.
VIII Remy's father and mother and
sister, Mrs. Albert Albright of Moline,
H.. arrived Friday.
Miss Elsie HausTer arrived home
Friday from Dubuque.
Mrs. John Sundwald's mother and
two sisters of Chicago arrived Thurs
dav to make her and husband a visit.
Mrs. John Rewey arrived home Sat-
urday from Ohio, H., where she made
an extended visit.
James Way and son Lloyd drove
down Saturday from their farm in Tay-
Tor county. They are well pleased
with the country up there and the
family expect to move up there soon
to make their home.