Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-03-08
THIEVES BREAK INTO
RIVER VILLAGE STORES
BAGLEY


ing was brogen into again SUNDAY
night and 200 pennies taken. This is
the third time this store has been
broken into this winter. The lumber
office safe was broken into Tuesday
night between II and l o'clock. The
office was not locked nor was the safe
but the visitors drove an iron into the
door and broke the lock Off They
only got $346 as a reward for their
desperate endeavor. The section
speeder at Wyalusing was also taken
the same night and left by the side OF
the track below Crawford. No clues
as to who did the work
Mrs Ethel Beckett of Belvidere. S.
D., came Thursday to visit her sis
ter, Mrs. Lloyd Harville.
Mrs Tony Ready and daughter, Syl
via of Wheaton, III. came up Satur-
day to visit relatives for the weekend.
Mrs. Harry Kramer and babe re-
turned home to Eastman Tuesday.
Her brother. Alvin Ready, went home
with her and expects to go to No. Da
kota from there.
Mail Crane ScatterS Sack Of Mail
Last week Monday on train 81 due
here at 2:18 the mail caught the
sack O. X. but the staple tore out OF
the sack and part Of the mail lost out
but was all picked up and sent out on
No. 48 at midnight. The Bagley news
to the Herald were in the scattered
mail
Ward Scott came from the west on
Tuesday night to see his father, Mark
Scott, who has been i'll but is better.
Mrs. Frank Derby Of Dubuque came
Wednesday to help care for her old
mother Mrs. Mary Bagley, who is
seriously il.
Mrs. John Keller is home from St.
Paul hospital, where she underwent
an operation, feeling fine.
Mrs. Delbert Morrissey and sister,
Mrs. Lou Huser, have returned from
St. Paul where they VISITED DR.. Frank
MOrrissey.
Mrs. Max Kolb and son of Fenni-
more are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John
Keller
Newly Bought Car Goes Over Bank
Geo. Yost bought the Will Taylor
car at sale Tuesday and in taking
it home he ran over q bank and it
turned over down the bank. Luckily
he did not get hurt but one wheel on
the car and the steering wheel were
broken.
Farmer Hurt in Fail Down Hay Chute
j. T. Clifton fell into a hay chute
in the Fred Patch barn and broke one
rib and shook him up pretty bad. He
is around again but has to move pow
.erful slow.
Mrs. VIM. Quarterman went to the
city of Galesburg, Ill, Saturday to
visit her son, Walter Quartermain and
wife
Born to Mr. and Mrs Lester Clark
of Stanley, Wis, son. They former
lily lived in Bagley
Mrs. VIM. Moore went to La Crosse
Monday to see her daughter, who is in
"a hospital there with typhoid fever.
She is slowly gaining
Civil War Veteran Dies at Bridgeport
William Jenkins, brother of the
late John Jenkins of Bagley, died at
the home Of his niece, Mrs. Winslo%
Quick, at Bridgeport, Monday, Mar
9th Mr. Jenkins will be brought to
Bagley and laid to rest with his
brother, John, in the Bagley ceme-
terry He was an old soldier and was
in the Soldiers Home at Quincy, ILL.,,
until a short time ago. He was about
50 years old and was native of the
city of Dodgeville but had lived in
Grant county for years.
Wyalusing Woman Passes Away
Mrs. Riley Jacobs died suddenly on
Sunday night at her home in Wyalus
ing She was in Bagley Saturday and
went home and sent for the doctor.
Her husband, Riley Jacobs, died q
short time ago,
Leslie Jenkins and nephew, George
Harville, went to Bridgeport Monday
TO arrange bringing the body of their
uncle, VIM. jenkins, to Bagley.
Sabin Taylor left for the northern
part of the state to join his wife Mon
day.