Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-10-04
BAGLEY

Mrs. L. H. Kolb tok her nephew,
Willie Thiessea, to his home in Alma,
last week.
All of the Patch children were at the
home of their mother, Mrs. E. O. Patch
4 Sunday for a farewell party for A. F.
/ Policy, who left for his home in Sib-
/ ley, Iowa, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin Hoyle and Mr.
and Mrs Walter Gulick drove over to
Livingston on business Friday
Miss Alberta Cooley, Mt. Hope,
came up from Cassville to visit her
aunt, Mrs. j. P. Jenkins, and cousins,
I Mrs. Nellie Harville and daughter,
/ Alberta. Friday they went to the
state park and spent the day
w. G. Taylor had the bad luck to
get three ribs broken while working
on the road last week
Glenn Pace and wife returned to
their home in Dubuque Tuesday.
A great amount of stock passes
through nearly every day. Tuesday
two full trains passed down, one with
Sc cars of cattle and two cars of
chickens, and one train of n cars of
cattle Also lots of potatoes.
Phil Glass, George Nash, Myron
Moore, Hugh Hazen and Fred Barr
were home from Savanna one day Of
last week
Mrs. Ed. Fuller returned home We'd
nesday from P. D. c., nearly recover
ed from her operation.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Remey Sr. and
son and daughter returned home to
Moline Wednesday,
O. ]. Oswald who has been guard
ing in the yards at Savanna, resigned
and came home Thursday.
Mrs. Alice Mccormick and son, Max,
who have been visiting her parents,
Mrs. and Mrs. o. J. Oswald, returned
home to So. Pekin, ILL.,, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Pace of Prairie du
Chen, have traded their property UP
there for the Martin Lack farm adj
joining the state park. They will
move on the farm this week and Mr..
Lack goes to Wyalusing.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fisher were
called to Sioux Falls, S. D., last week
by the death of an uncle.
Lyle Fisher came up from Savanna
Saturday morning and Saturday even
ing ewnt to La Crosse to visit his
brother.
Albert Ready and Frank Cook re-
turned from No. Dakota harvest fields
Sunday. They motored out and back.
DR.. Frank Morrissey and wife and
babe of ST. Paul came Saturday to
visit at the parental Del Morrissey
home here.
Miss Hilda Plondke, R. NM, visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. julius
Plondke, returned home Sunday.
The remains of Sherman Andrews,
Patch Grove, were brought home on
Sunday evening for burial Mr.. An
drews was killed Friday at Galena.
He was putting a drawbar in car
and was run over and killed. Ralph
Hoskins came to Bagley for the body
and took it to Patch Grove.
Mrs. Gladys Chance and daughter,
Zering, Iowa, and Mrs. Earl Brothers,
and Miss Nellie Marshall, Dubuque,
came up Sunday to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar Marshall.
Mrs. Ida Christensen and son of
La Crosse, visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Biederman, returned
home Monday.
Grant Bohringer returned from st.
Paul on the early train Monday. His
wife had an operation for appendicitis
and is getting along as well as can be
expected She will not be able to go
home for two or three weeks yet.
Lee Grist and Henry FISHER re-
turned to Savanna Monday.
Herb Herold of Cochrane was in
Bagley Sunday.
VIM. Thiessa went to Cochrane and
Alma Sunday to visit relatives.
F. c. Hauser spent the first of the