Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-08-16
BAGLEY

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Sperler,
Portland, Ore, July 10th a 71a pound
girl and to Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Woods
of Salt Lake City, July Sth Z pound
bow. This is quite coincidence as
| these babies are the first grand chill
| dren of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Woods.
When this record is equaled it is gen
orally a pair of twins. Mr.. Woods
will be remembered as being the first
| station agent in Bagley and brother
| in-law of VIM. Thiesreo.
| Miss Vera and Lloyd Clark of Far
! ley. Ia, were visiting in Bagley last
week.
Dan Kinney of Lancaster, who was
camping on Elm lake came up ana
called on Mr.. Alvin Cook last week.
| Geo. Nash and wife and Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Rewey drove over 70 Bosco-
bel in the formers car Friday and
took in the fair.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Will Calkins of Vino
ma, Mimi, drove down in their car last
Tuesday and brought Mrs. Calk1ns'
mother, Mrs. Mary Bagley, home. Fri
| day Will and wife started on two
weeks, outing from here to Madison,
| Milwaukee and other points in eastern
and northern Wisconsin.
Sunday, Aug. 18th was Byron
Patch's 5Oth birthday His mother,
brothers, sisters, and Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Pain and son, Frank, of Bosco-
bel, were all present to help him cele-
brate the occasion.
Frank Root of Lancaster, came
down Saturday week ago and sun
day took George Alexander and fam
ily to Lancaster to spend the day.
J. E. Horribly took his son, Robert,
to La Crosse Monday to have his ton
| sils and adenoids removed, and re-
| turned home Wednesday.
DR.. Mecum went to Chicago with
stock Sunday and returned home on
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Moore drove to
La Crosse and back in their car last
week.
Alberta HarviIle and cousin, Alber-
ia Cooley are going through the coun-
trv on foot to Devils Lake and the
Dells and other parts Of Wisconsin.
Mrs. Gertie Haville Hortsman left
for her home in Morristown, S. d.,
Thursday after a visit with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Haville.
Frank Taylor and wife returned
home from a visit with their children
in Wheaton, ILL.,, Friday evening.
Miss Fritchell and a gentleman
friend of Dubuque came up Friday
evening.
The Cooperative co. shipped two
cars of cattle and one of hogs out
! Sunday.
The Bagley ball team went to Po-
| tosi Sunday and played the Potosdi
team the score was Z to 6 in favor OF
Potosi.
Mrs. Jess Key and two children of
Dubuque came up Saturday evening.
Herold WILDER of PIatteville, came
| from Lancaster Saturday where ne
/ has been attending the teachers IN
stitute. Miss Florence Moore accom-
nanied him from Lancaster.
Glen Pace of Dubuque, son OF
! Grant Pace and a nephew Of Mitch
pace of Bagley, was visiting his
cousins. the Henry Ruchdaschel fam
ily. He had the misfortune to get
thrown from a horse and broke his
arm in the elbow and three ribs Sun
dav. He is a fireman on the Illinois
Central road out of Dubuque. He was
taken to Dubuque on the train about
midnight Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reiman and three
daughter of Davenport, Ia, stopped
| off at VIM. Thiessea's Thursday and
Friday went on to Alma to visit Mrs.
! Reiman's sister, Mrs. Ed. Thiessea
and family.
Mr.. w. c. Taylor is visiting E. Ire
loor and family in Lancaster. Mrs.
TreIoor has blood poison in her knee.