Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-07-21
Bagley Briefs

Mayo Bros. in regard to his health
They will stop and make a visit here
on their return trip.
Peter Rethwisch and family Of Po-
tosi drove up Saturday and spent UNI
til Monday with Bagley friends.
Myron Pace and wife were in P. d.
G. Saturday.
Mrs. VIM Clark and two children
departed Sunday for their home in
Peppin after an extended visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David
Beard.
Mrs. Ed. Thiessa and two children
departed Sunday for their home in
| Alma Mr.. Thiessa who is telegraph
operator at Alma has been on a two
weeks vacation and departed Fri
day.
Mrs. Fred Miller Sr. and daughter,
| Mrs. Frank Bohringer, were called
| to Oelwein, Ia, last Thursday to the
funeral OF Mrs. Miller's grandson,
VIM. Troyer's son. Mrs. Troyer is a
daughter of Mrs. Miller and lived near
Bagley until few years ago. The
boy, Is years old, was handling ice
and in some way large cake fell and
hit him on the back of the head and
crushed his eyes out. He lived about
two days and suffered terribly. He
was conscious until death.
Mrs. Lou Beer arrived home We'd
nesday from the hospital in La Crosse
after her operation. She is improv-
ing nicely.
Mrs. Fred Ready and two children
were in Cassville Saturday.
Guy Culver and wife drove to Cass-
vile and to Dave Taylor's Sunday.
Melvin Taylor departed for his
home in Wheaton, H., Monday, after
about two weeks forced vacation. He
was in a wreck in Chicago and had
three ribs cracked and other bruises.
Mrs. Tom Gulick departed Monday
for her home in Cassyille after a Wis
it in Bagley.
Clara Brodt and son Orville and
Mrs. Fred Patch drove to Fennimore
Saturday and returned Sunday. Mrs
p. Q. Patch who has been visiting her
son Byron and other relatives and
| friends, accompanied them home.
Charley Ready dropped dead at
Mendoza last Saturday where he had
been for over year. The remains
were brought to Bagley Wednesday
and services were held at the M. E.
church. The. remains were taken to
Brodtville for interment. He was
resident of the town of Wyalusing.
Miss Clara Pelkinton departed on
Monday for Cross Plains to visit her
aunt and cousins.
Dr. Earl Calkins Of Racine visited
his parents several days and returned
home Tuesday.
Mrs. Geo. Ruckdaschel and daughter
ROBBIE were in P. d. C. Monday and
again Saturday Her sister, Mrs
! Fred Miller Jr, and Mrs. Geo. Clark
and Mrs. Robert Beard accompanied
| her Saturday.
John Foley departed for Chicago
Monday.
Mr. Jakeman's daughter and three
children who have been visiting them
for some time, departed Monday for
their home in Nebraska.
The Coop shipped a mixed load of
cattle, calves and hogs to Chicago
Tuesday
Mrs. Nate Brown departed Sunday
for Buckeye and Arlington, Ia, to
visit her two daughters.
A young man working for John
Harris on Blakes Prairie got his eye
hurt quite badly Thursday. He was
cracking a whip and it hit him in the
! eye and drove the eye ball in. He
came to DR.. Venning in Bagley and
had it dressed. The doctor could not
tell whether the sight would be lost
or not.
j. E. Horribly and ARGUS Calkins
were taking baths in P. D. G. Wednes-
day.
]. T. Clifton was in P. D. C. Thurs
day.
Mrs. Abe Key ST. went to Potosi on
Thursday to visit her SON Jess and
| family.
Mrs. julie Oswald and baby of Du-
| buque, and sister, Miss Margaret
4 Faust of Glen Haven, departed Thurs
day for their homes after attending
the funeral of their step-father, Chas.
Ready.
Mrs. Will Remy went to Potosi on
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Remy Sr. and daugh-
ter. Mrs. Albert Albright, departed
Wednesday for Clayton, Ia, to visit
a daughter and sister.
Geo. and Eddie Harville were in p
d. c. Saturday.
Mrs. Ollie Kolb of Fennimore de-
parted for ST. Paul Wednesday where
she will be operated on by her uncle,
! Dr. Fred Plondke. Her mother-in
| law, Mrs Frank Kolb of Patch Grove,
and her mother, Mrs. John Keller of
Bagley, accompanied her. Word has
been received that the operation was
successful 1t was not as serious as
/ they thought.
Frank Kipper's fathtr of Gutten-
burg arrived Saturday morning for a
visit.
1t is surprising to see the amount
of coal that passes up the line. There
is scarcely train but what has some
coal and some trains of all coal and
| large ones too. On one train Satur-
day we counted 55 cars of coal