Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-06-04
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Ralph barrow and family spent the
weekend in Potosi and returned on
Sunday DR.. Mecum accompanied
them and spent overnight with his
family in Bagley and returned to Po-
tosi Monday
An II ID. son came to gladden. the
hearts of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Fra
lick May "a. Mother and babe getting
along fine.
Sadie and Nellie Patch and friend
Daisy SOrensOn of independence, Ia,
autoed through Saturday and spent
the weekend and returned Sunday.
Mrs. T. B. Anderson left on the
noon train Monday to visit her daugh-
| ter
Miss Hulda Plondke came down
from McGregor Monday to visit the
home folks.
Mrs. Chase and daughter and son
of Savanna, who have been visiting
Mrs. John YOst, returned home Mon
day.
Mrs. Ollie Millin Alderman and
daughter of Arlington, Ia, came to
visit her brother, Nate Millin, and old
friends around Bagley.
Mrs. ]. E. Horribly and son Robert
returned Monday from Eureka, Mont.
Herb Strong spent Sunday in Du-
buque with his brother-in-law, Frank
Clark.
DR.. Lewis of Bloomington, return
ed from Dubuque Monday.
The Coop Co. shipped car of hogs
from here Sunday.
The Bagley Lumber Co. unloaded
a car of coal last week
Jas. Harville and wife and baby
and Geo. Millin and wife of Patch
Grove, were Bagley callers Sunday.
Will Millin and wife were in Glen
Haven Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wilkinson and a
relative of Patch Grove, went to Du-
buque Tuesday to see Mrs. Wilkin-
sons, brother, Frank Clark, and re-
turned home Wednesday,
John Yost returned from La Crosse
Tuesday where he had been to see
/ is mother, Mrs. Larman Dawson. in
the st. Frances hospital.
Leona Banner was visiting up the
line last week.
Walter Yost spent from Tuesday
till Thursday with his mother in La
Mr.. and Mrs. Roda Willard are also
slowly improving.
| Walt Scott was in Dubuque the
fore part of last week.
Fred Glass was in Cassville We'd
nesday. .
Mrs. Laverne Millin and baby went
to Dubuque Wednesday.
Mrs. Willie Clark of P. D. c., re-
Rosetta Beard, accompanied her.
DR.. Mecum made professional call
here Wednesday.
VIM. Jenkins from the Soldiers
Home in Illinois came up to visit his
brother John.
Mrs. Dickinson of Flandreau, S. D..
kins. Their sister, Mrs Allie Storrs
of Fennimore, was down the fore part
of the week to visit them.
| Mrs Myron Pace was in Prairie du
Chen Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitch Pace went to
P. D. c.. Tuesday to visit their son
Lee and family
Mrs. Herb Heard of Cochrane, re-
turned home Thursday.
ARGUS Calkins went to La Crosse
| anu w luOud, thursday, W dIC0Ilu Tic
commencement at the Winona Nor
NAL.
Our village was greatly shocked on
Thursday While Till Brodt vas at
work on the Geo. Harris building he
received a stroke. They phoned to
Bloomington and DR.. Lewis was soon
here but could give him no benefit and
he passed away in the evening. He
was one of Bagley's best citizens and
an old settler He was somewhere
near so years old. He leaves wife
and three sons, also his mother, one
brother and one sister.
Miss Kasperick returned from p.
D. C. Thursday.
John Cathman, wife and baby of
Bloomington, were down Wednesday
visiting the John Bean family, Mrs.
Cathman's parents.
Mrs. John Keller went to Dubuque
Friday.
Geo. Dack of Patch Grove, came
down Friday to visit friends.
Mrs Guy Culver and sister, Mrs.
Chas. Bohringer went to Blooming
ton Wednesday evening. Mrs. Culver
was taken into the Eastern tSar
lodge.
Misses Glee Calkins and Audrey
Beardsley went to P. D. c. Friday to
visit with Misses Vivian Glenn and
Carol Budworth.
Aug. Boldt returned home from ov-
erseas Friday Fred Glass, his broth
er-in-law. met him at Bridgeport and
brought him home.