Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-06-09
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BAGLEY.

go Saturday after a visit with the
home folks.
Mrs. Ira Willard and daughter OF
P. d. c. were in Bagley Saturday.
Little Miss Gladys Cook celebrated
her 10th birthday Friday assisted by
a party of little girl friends. Her
brother Donald helped to entertain
and by the way he is a good one at it
Refreshments of ice cream and cake
were served and all present say they
surely chad good time. The little
hostess received some nice presents.
There has been good shipment OF
stock passed through the last week
The Coop Co. shipped two cars O.
hogs and calves from here Tuesday
Mrs. Harrison Oswald and children
departed for Grogan, Mimi, Saturday
to join her husband. Her father and
! husband are running a grading crew
on the state road there.
Alfred Jackley and wife and Lee
Grist and wife went to La Crosse Sat-
urday
Sadie Patch of, Dubuque came up
Saturday and spent until Monday
with her parents She is stenographer
for the Carr-Rider & Adams Co.
Louis Bohringer and nephew, Elgie
| Bohringer, returned from Davenport.
Ia, where they had been to see Mrs.
Sala, sister and aunt. She died and
was brought to Bloomington, her old
home, for burial.
Mrs. John Rewey was in p D. c..
Friday night to the school commence
ment.
Will Calkins and daughter Meta of
Winona, Mimi, drove through Satur-
! day to visit Wills brother Charley
and family and other relatives and
friends. They returned Tuesday and
Glee accompanied them home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Bradley and son
Frances and his son Walter of Patch
Grove visited j. H. Palmer and ]. T..
Cliftons Sunday
Jennie Beer, Florence Plondke and
Margaret Rewey went to P. D. c. on
Sunday This is their last week of
school there. Ralph Clifton accom-
panied them and returned Monday.
Mrs. Geo. Hodge had a birthday
party last Saturday. Miss Meta Calk-
ms of Winona was in attendance as
it was her birthday too. s.
Mrs. J. T. Clifton and Mrs. Fred
Patch got up a surprise for their
mothers birthday last Wednesday.
and it was surely surprise to her.
There were 20 guests present and re-
freshments were served. She re-
ceived a number of presents. Her
granddaughter gave her presents of
dresses made by them.
Ralph barrow and family drove to
Potosi Saturday and returned Sun
day. Peter Rethwisch and son Phil
| in ACCOMPANIED them home for a Wis
it in Bagley.
DR.. Venning drove to Dodgeville
Sunday to visit his grandmother and
other relatives and returned Thurs
day.
Lee KoIb and wife drove to Patch
Grove Sunday and spent the day
with Lees mother and father, Frank
Kolb and wife. 80
A baby girl was born to the wife
of Geo. Alexander Saturday, May 30
That is the fourth baby girl born in
our village in the last ten days.
DR.. Venning was in Bloomington
last Wednesday in attendance at the
tuberculosis clinic.
Guy Culver and wife drove out to
Dave and Jack Taylor's on Blake's
Prairie Sunday.
Mrs. Iva Spease and two children
returned to their home in Pepin on
Monday after a visit in Lancaster,
Bloomington and Bagley. She is. a
niece of Mrs. F. M. ager.
James Harville Jr. and. family OF
Patch Grove visited in Bagley over
! Sunday.
/ Mrs. James Way and son Lloyd
drove through TO Taylor county last
week to join her husband on their
farm there Lloyd will spend the
summer helping his father make
their home. Mrs. Way will visit a
while and then return to Bagley.
Mrs. Leroy Jacobs who underwent
an operation in the ST. Francis hos
pital in La Crosse seven weeks ago
has left the hospital and is staying
with her son Edgar and family.
The funeral of Mrs. fred Glass last
Monday was the largest ever held in
Bagley and showed how Mr.. Glass
was respected and loved by the en-
tire community.
Mrs. Charley Haville and daughter
in-law, Mrs Erwin Haville, Mrs. Nate
Brown and Mrs. Larmon Dawson,
| Charley. Bertha and Laura Danclitf
were in P. D. G. Wednesday,
Nick Hampton came up from Glen
Haven where he had been to visit
his mother.
Mitch Pace and wife were in Du-
buquc Wednesday.
Mrs. Roy Foulks of st. Paul and
mother, Mrs. Haskins, have been Wis
! iting at the J. H. Palmer, Clifton and
/ Patch homes. They went to P. d. G.
| Thursday and from there will go to
Madison and other parts.
VIM Millen and wife returned from
Glen Haven Thursday. They are
great-grandpa and grandma now.
Mrs. Roy Martin and Mrs. Lee Grist
were in La Crosse over night Wednes-
day to see their sister-in-law, Mrs.
Jay Harris. They report her much
better and she expects to come home
Saturday.
The engine on passenger No. 48
pulled a draw bar near the depot
Friday and tore up the ties some but
did no serious damage. They fixed
it up and went on. 1t might have
been serious accident going as fast
as they do.
DR.. Venning took Gus Pohle to the
La Crosse hospital Friday for an OPP
orafinu