Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-06-25
BAGLEY.

lOO, Id, die f1o1Ll11S Ills AAOIhC1 anu
other friends and relatives in Bagley.
Nick Hampton was in Cassville on
| Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. Nash took Mrs. Hough-
| ton to st. Paul to consult DR.. Fred
Plondke in regard to her health. She
has been very poorly for some time.
| Mrs. James Day of La Crosse, came
down and spent the weekend with
the C. D. Calkins family. Her hus-
band came from Bloomington where
| he is working, to join her.
G. D. Calkins and wife started on
an auto trip to Minneapolis last week
but owing to so much rain they only
went across the river.
Jas. and Chas. Millen and family of
Patch Grove, and Peter Hochhausen
of Glen Haven, visited the VIM. Mil
len family Sunday.
Jas. Harville Jr., wife and baby of
Patch Grove, spent several days in
Bagley last week.
John Cathman ard wife and baby
of Bloomington, visited the John
Bean family Sunday
I Henry Schmitz of near Blooming
| ton, and wife and daughter, were Wis
;ting the Edgar Marshall family Sun
day.
Sam Clark and wife who have been
taking treatment at Lancaster, are
home much improved in health.
A flying machine passed down the
line on a fiat car last week, also one
passed over in the air going south
east.
4 Levi French and daughter we're in
Cassville Sunday
Charlotte Taylor went to P. D. G
Sunday to visit her brother, Albert
Jones.
Milo Clark and sister, Mrs Elgie
Cooley, went to Dubuque Sunday
Their father, Frank Clark, was
worse.
Ross Urine left for the wect Thurs.
day to go to his claim. He has beer
visiting his brothers and sister since
his return from overseas.
H Mr.. Gordon of Arlington. Ia. came
last week to accompany his wife and
baby home. Mrs. Gordon's niece, Miss
Gladys Edwards, accompanied them
home for a visit.
Kenneth Key, son of Abe Key Jr.
is very low with pneumonia. :
Fred Patch and wife spent Sunday
with his brother, Byron Patch, in the
country.
Mr.. Fest of Livingston, came down
and took his daughter who has been
visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. B. Anderson, to Cassville to
spend the big day there at his old
home.
Mrs. Lester Quarterman and daugh-
/ ter Alta and Mrs. E. E. 9Culver were
in Cassville Monday.
Frank Taylor and wife went to P.
d. G. Monday
Ray Koecke and wife went to P. D.
G. Monday.
Mrs. Ripper Sr. CT Prairie la Porte,
came up Monday to visit her son
Frank and family.
Harry Goram went to his farm in
Polk county on Monday after visiting
the Harvey Jones family for several
days.
Mrs. Guy Culver went to Cassville
i Tuesday to have DR.. Blackburn treat
her throat for tonsi1itis
Two Of Abe Keys little sons went
to Cassville Tuesday to visit their
grandparents, Chas. Woodman and
wife over the big day there Thurs
day
Little Florence Jacobs, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Monroe Jacobs of P. d
c., came down Tuesday.
Young chatham went to Cassville
to the big day.
Lou Beer drove over to P. D. G.
in his car after his wife who returned
from visit with her parents in Aus
tin, Mimi, Wednesday.
There were 20 tickets sold to Cdss-
vile Thursday.
Mrs. Levins and daughter and Mrs
VIM. Hues were in p D. G.. over night
Thursday and returned Friday.
Mrs. G. d. Calkins and daughter
Glee went to Dubuque Thursday.
Miss Zadie Day came home from ur
the line Thursday.
Ward Scott came home from over
seas Thursday.
| Mark Scott cut his hand quite bad
ly last week.
j Francis Oswald, one Of our Bagley
boys, returned from overseas with his
/ discharge. He is looking fine.
Frank Clark who has been in the
hospital at Dubuque for nearly two
months, died Thursday evening and
was brought back to Bagley Friday
/ Funeral services were held SUNDAY