Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-10-05
RAGLEY.

DR.. Mecums' sister who has been
visiting him for some time returned
to her home in Iowa Saturday.
James Berts who is working at the
Tile and Brick Works across the
river got his hand badly smashed
Friday by rock falling about %
feet on it. He had the same hand
badly cut by a piece of steel flying
from drill some time ago He had
to come over here and have doctor
dress it.
George Harris and wife went to
Chicago Monday.
Mr.. McCollang Sr. came from Spar
ia with his household goods and NOV
ed in over the meat market. He will
run the pool hall for his son.
Nina Renshaw of Aurora, Ill, came
up last week to visit her aunt, Clara
Hemple and uncle, Walter and will
also visit relatives in .Cassville and
go on to Minneapolis. Mimi.
Mr. Aleck Knutson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ever Neder and family and Mrs.
Albert Holmes and family and Mr..
Edie Knutson and family all of Mt.
Sterling drove down Sunday in three
cars and spent over night with daugh-
ter and sister, Mrs. Chappie Ready.
There were twenty-one in all. They
all returned home Monday.
Misses Carrie Housler and Irene
Beardsley came home from Prairie
du Chen high school and spent the
week end.
Mrs. C. Law and son, Merton of
Garnavil1e, Iowa spent from Satur-
day until Monday with Mrs. Geo.
Haasler. Mrs. Law was an old school
mate of Mrs. Hausler.
Miss Leona Harville who has been
visiting her four grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jerry Day and Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Harville for some time returned
to her home in Hannibal, Wis, Thurs
day.
Geo. Clark and wife and son, Lester
and wife returned from an auto trip
to the northern part of the state
where they went to visit their son
Sam and family Wednesday,.
Jud WILDER mas traded his farm one
mile above town for a grocery store
in Platteyille.
Game Warden Keller was in Wya-
lusing Saturday fishing for fish nets
he got several and number of un-
| lawful fish.
Geo. w. Clark has pumpkin vine
that measured 765 feet all from one
root and had SO common sized pump
kins and 12 small ones. Three of the
main vines measured 81, 50 and go
feet. He also has a squash vine that
is a freak growing 10 feet up in a
tree with 2 common sized squash in
the tree.
Mr.. and Mrs. Speddier drove from
Minneapolis, Mimi, Friday and spent
the week end with the J. Bert Johns
ton family. They are formerly with
the Shubert Stock Co.
California country in Bagley. There
are several fruit trees with blossoms
on, some nearly full bloom here in
Bagley, Oct 3.
We had slight frost here Sunday
night, the first of the season, but you
can hardly see any effects of it.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Beardsley drove
to DeSota Saturday. Sept "a and Wis
tied Mr.. Beardsley's parents over
Sunday. From there they went to
Gays Mills to visit Mr.. Beardsley's
sister While there they visited the
900 acre fruit farm. They brought
Mr.. Beardsley's father and mother
home with them for a weeks visit.
The old people returned to their home
in DeSota Monday morning.
The Peter Rechwich family of Po-
tosi visited the Ralph barrow family
in Bagley last week.
Ralph Darrow and family and Miss
OFT drove to Potosi Saturday and re-
turned Sunday Miss Bessie barrow
of Dubuque accompanied them home.
Frank Cook and wife departed for
Rodden, S. D., Saturday to visit Mrs.
Cooks parents.
Geo. Ready Sr. and wife went to
Eastman Saturday to visit their son.,
Geo. Jr. who is in. very poor health.