Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-04-06
BAGLEY

Clarence Brown TOOK Lester GUAR
terman, Melvin Cook and Jay Cham
| pion over to Lancaster in his car
| last week to Woodmen meet there.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Headerman returned
to their home in Gutenberg last
week.
Mrs. Abe Key Sr. returned from a
visit with her son Jess Key and fam
lily in Dubuque, the latter part OF
last week.
Mrs. Frank Ripper was visiting rel
atives and friends in Gutenberg part
OF last week
Miss Aida Beardsley, who is at
tending Carlton College at Mortified,
Mimi, is at home for a vacation.
James Millen and wife of Dubuque
made brief call in Bagley last week.
| Joe and Annie Kasparick and little
sister were in Cassville Saturday,
where Annie had some dental work
done.
Jay and Robbie Champion and Grace
Ready were in Prairie du Chen Sun
day to visit Carrie Champion at the
Sanitarium. Carrie is improving as
fast as can be expected, from her OPP
Grafton for appendicitis.
! Mrs. Frank Kasparick came down
from Prairie du Chen Sunday.
Waldo Urine, who is attending a
business college in Freeport, H., re-
turned to Freeport Sunday and came
hack home Friday.
| Margaret Rewey spent the Easter
vacation home from the Platteville
| Normal.
| Florence Moore and Jennie Beer re-
| turned to Lacrosse Normal Monday.
The Shaffer family, who have been
staying in the Aaron Moore house in
own for some time on account of bad
roads, moved last week out to the
Paul Humphrey farm near Patch
Grove The Shaffer family came from
Dubuque, Iowa.
Miss Amber Quick of Bridgeport,
who has been visiting her grandma,
Mrs. John Jenkins, returned to her
home Thursday. Her grandma &C
companied her for visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Wins1ow Quick.
Mrs. Max Kolb and son of Fenni-
more, spent part of last week visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs John Keel
er.
Geo. Harris, with his helpers, made
a seine draw in the PlOndke, Jay and
Harris lake Sunday and got a large
number of pickerel, but very few carp
and buffalo. They got an old ice
chute in the seine and had to raise
it to get it out, which properly ac-
counts for the small amount of carp.
They made another draw Monday
with the same luck.
George Wood of Spokane, Wash,
who has been visiting relatives and
F,,so L., 80 n low
departed for his home Monday. Mr..
Wood was the first station agent in
Bagley.
George Matte and Frank Ward and
sister, Miss Isabel, spent several days
in Eastman the fore part of last
week
Mrs. Nate Brown and Mrs. LarmOn
Dawson and Alfred Arris were pas
sengers to Prairie du Chen Tues
day.
Charley Levins loaded two cars OF
cord wood and shipped to Lacrosse
last week, for which he gets $500
per cord for in Lacrosse. Mr.. Levins
has $50 cords of green wood cut for
next winters sale.
The Cooperative Co. shipped one
car of mixed stock, hogs, cattle and
calves, last Tuesday.
Misses Florence Plondke and Glee
Calkins went back to their school
studies in Epworth, Iowa, after the
Easter vacation.
Mrs. Henry Rockdaschel was in
Cassville between trains Wednesday.
Ralph Marshall was in Dubuque
last week visiting his sister, Mrs. Earl
Brothers.
Mrs John Champion returned home
from Prairie du Chen, where she had
been with her daughter, Carrie.
Harry Krammer and DR.. Clarence
Wade of Eastman, came down We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clouse returned to
their home in Lacrosse Tuesday after
visiting relatives and friends around
Bagley.
Mrs. Clarence Wade and two chill
6ren are down from Eastman visit
ing relatives.
Guy Culver and wife walked down
from their farm and spent over night
with the e. E. Culver family last
week
Mrs Herman Banner and baby and
Mrs. Carson Root and baby of Wya-
lusing were in Bagley Friday.
Ut. M0cun W0IC 10 EdSlHIdu OdCul-
day and his son Jessie went to Mil
waukee Saturday to resume his stud
les that he had to leave some time
ago on account of appendicitis.
Mrs. Lou Huser went TO Guttenburg
via Glen Haven Saturday to see her
uncle who is in very poor health
Mrs C. F. Baden of ST. Paul, came
en- the early morning train to visit
NJ MI For
lily.