Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-05-21
BAGLEY.

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Mrs. Fred Millen Sr. had a reunion
of the Millen family in honor of her
son John who recently returned from
overseas.
Mrs. Dan Harris spent several days
in P. D. c. last week.
Ed Thiessa returned to his home III
Alma last week. His family will stay
| longer
Mrs. Ida Christianson and baby
went to Chicago last Saturday
Mrs Leland and daughter Of La
Crosse, came down to the Millen re-
union Saturday, also Mrs. Davis of
McGregor
Miss Marcia Faust of Dubuque, re-
turned home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Taylor and Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Hemphill were in
P. D. c. last week.
Mrs. Nate Brown who has been Wis
/ iting her daughter in Iowa, returned
home last week
Mrs. VIM. Cathman of Bloomington
came Saturday to visit her parents,
the John Bean family Her husband
came down Monday in the auto and
| they returned home in the evening.
Mrs Frank Derby of Dubuque, re-
turned home Sunday after taking care
of her mother, Mrs. Mary Bagley, for
while.
Roda Willard returned from La
/ Crosse Sunday where he spent week
with his wife at the hospital. He was
taken quite i'll Monday and had to
call a doctor but is improving at last
reports.
James Millen and family of Patch
Grove, were down Sunday visiting
their parents.
C. D. Calkins returned from Mil
waukee Saturday where he was with
Harry wager who had piece of steel
removed from his eye. He will lose
the sight of one eye and maybe both.
Mrs WinslOw Quick and daughter
returned to Bridgeport Sunday.
Jas. Harville Sr. and wife of Patch
Grove, spent last week in Bagley and
! improved the looks of their cottage
with a new coat of paint.
Jas Harville Jr. and wife and baby
and Geo. Millen and wife and her sis
ter of Patch Grove, were in Bagley
Sunday
Mrs. Tess of Livingston, and Mrs
Leo Stumphey and son of Thompson
ILL.,. came up Sunday to visit their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. t. B. Anderson.
Mrs. Fess returned home Monday
F. NJ wager is in quite poor health
but still able to be around town some
Mr. and Mrs. Wager went out to the
farm the fore part of the week to
look after things while Harry is
away.
Mrs. Geo. w. Clark who is taking
treatment in Lancaster came home on
Saturday and returned again Monday
She is improving in health.
Ralph barrow and family went to
Potosi Saturday in their auto return
ing Sunday. Mrs. DarrOw's sister
accompanied them home for a visit
DR. Mecum of Potosi, came up Mon
day
Edgar Marshall met with bad ac-
cident Monday while he and hos son
Ralph were grubbing. In some way he
reached with his hand for some pur-
pose just as his son struck with the
axe and received the full force of
the axe on the back of his right hand.
One bone was cut clear off and the
bones in two of the fingers were brok-
en- and cut nearly off and all the cords
Laughlin who was in Bagley at the
time, was phoned to and came direct
to the farm where Mr. Marshal was
and dressed the hand the best he
could. Mr.. Marshall came to town in
the afternoon and went to p D. G
to have the hand cared for and it is
thought the member can be saved al
though they are not sure.
Mrs. VIM. Way and daughter il
, law, Mrs. Jas. Way, and Mrs VIM
Millen were Glen Haven callers OF
, Monday.
Ed. Long and Ed Woodman O
Cassville, were here last week
Larman Dawson took his wife t.
La Crosse Tuesday for an operation
) Mrs. Dawson's daughter, Mrs. Chas
Urine, accompanied her Larman re
turned Wednesday. The operation
, could not be performed for severa
days.
Mrs. Sadie Steckelburg of st. Paul
returned home Tuesday.
Bert Culver and wife and Mr.. anC
, Mrs. Oscar Blackman and son Lou o
! Platteville, came up Tuesday and re
turned Wednesday, Mr.. and Mrs e
E. Culver accompanied them home tt
f visit relatives and friends in ant
; around Platteville
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