Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-03-26
BAGLEY.

Alfred Maker loaded his household
goods and horses, Wednesday. and
moved to Viroqua.
DIR. Mecum was called from Potosi
again Saturday to attend his pa
tientS here.
Clarence Brown has been having
quite a time with blood poisoning in
his hand but is improving.
DR.. Hartford of P. d. c., is contem-
plating on locating here. He was
here Saturday looking over the stu
alton.
Lester Quarterman went to La
Crosse, Saturday.
Link Bagley, wife and two daugh-
tiers of Wyalusing, were in BagIey
last week.
Harry Orr of Blake's Prairie. brot
his daughter, Mrs. Claude Wilcox to
Bagley, Sunday, to take the train for
her home at Cassville. She had been
visiting her folks for a while.
Mrs. Herb Heard went to Alma to
visit her brother, Ed. Thiessa. last
week. Her husband joined her at
Cochrane
Hazel Rewey of P. D. c., spent sew
eral days last week with her folks
Vern Banner of st. Paul, spent
over Sunday at home
Francis Derby, wife and children
returned from Dubuque, Sunday, after
a visit there with the Frank Derby
family.
Mrs. Will Patch returned, from the
hospital in La Crosse where she had
an operation for appendicitis last
week and is getting along fine.
Geo. Harris made two draws with
his seine in the Plondke, Jay e Har-
ris lake last week but owing to the
high water had little success. The
river is up again and all over the bot
toms.
Mrs. Fred Kramer of Charlson, S.
D., who has been visiting her broth
ers, Henry and Lou Huser, went to
Chicago last week to visit relatives
there while before returning home.
Nate Millin who has been taking
treatment at the sanitarium at P. D.
z. for rheumatism, returned home
last week and is somewhat improv-
ed but will go back again later.
Mrs. Herb Strong took her son
Clint to the sanitarium at P. d. c..
for treatment for rheumatism. He is
in pretty bad shape.
Cap Ready who has been with his
wife at the home of her parents at
Mt. Sterling, Ill.,, came home Wednes-
day. His wife's mother is very ill
with little hopes of her recovery.
Dr. Lewis of Bloomington, went
from here to st. Paul, Wednesday.
Mrs. John Jenkins and Mrs. VIM.
Winter were in Glen Haver. Wednes-
day.
Mrs. James Way returned on We'd
nesday from visit with her niece
at Mccartney.
The two Miss Dancliffs came up
from Dubuque Wednesday.
Frank Taylor has moved from the
farm to Bagley. We are glad to well
come him and his family.
Mr.. Duff of Volga City. Ia. has
moved on the Frank Taylor farm he
recently purchased His wife and sis
ter came Thursday.
Mrs. Earl Brothers of Galena Jet.
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
gar Marshall, last week.
Frank Willard of Savanna. came IN
FRIDAY to visit around here. He is
recovering from a narrow escape
from being crushed between a car
ana engine. He is brakeman on the
way freight.
Mrs. Guy Culver is recovering from
a bad cold
The sale of the Dancliff farm fell
through The boys thought it was
a bad time to sell, just at the begin
nlng OF spring, and no place to go.
Lloyd Key has purchased the Tom
Quick farm by the creamery.
Harry Forehand and wife of Ala
Dana, came up Friday to visit the
latter's parents, the Cooper family.
Harry says the weather was about
80 in the shade. when they left.
ARGUS Calkins is home on a leave
OF absence. He is subject to call any
time during four years.
viii Calkins of Winona, is visit.
ing his mother and brother here. His
mother is in poor health.