Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-04-28
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Ju1o OSWd1u Was III dubuque over
! Sunday.
James Way came down from the
north Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Culver visited at
the Dave Taylor home Sunday.
/ Mrs. Geo. Jones and brother, Her
man HILL went to Dubuque Monday
to see their mother, Mrs. Frank Hill,
| who is critically ill., Herman return
ed on the midnight train
Mrs. Charley Livens returned from
! r. d. G. Monday where she visited sew
eral days
Mrs. Myron Pace was an overnight
caller in P. D. c. Sunday to see her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Lee Pace. She re-
ports her improving and expects to
leave the sanitarium this week. Mrs.
Pace and husband came down Satur-
/ day.
Mrs. Lou Newman and son Carl ar
rived home from La Crosse Monday.
L. P. Beardsley went to DeSoto
Sunday to see his father who return
ed home from the hospital in La
Crosse last Thursday He says his
father is getting along fine and ex-
poets he will be fully recovered soon.
Alvin Cook was in Cassville Mon
day on business
Mrs. Leroy Jacobs and daughter,
Mrs. Mile Glass, went to La Crosse
! Monday where they will visit their
| son and brother, Edgar Jacobs, and
1 wife.
i Monroe Jacobs and family and sis
/ ter, Mrs. Mile Glass and her son
| Verne Banner of Dubuque, and daugh-
ter, Leona Banner, and Miss Mellow
iell and Miss Amber and Mrs. VIM.
/. Steiner of P. D. c.. were callers on
! Mrs. Leroy Jacobs Sunday
ss Mrs. Lester -Quarterman and two
daughters, Alta and Beulah, were in
1Cassville Monday
The Coop. Co. shipped out a car
| OF hogs and car of Is calves and
some cattle Tuesday.
Il Joe Greer of Bloomington was in
EBagley Monday.
i Miss Belyia Millen went to her
school in Wyalusing Monday.
John Keller went to La Crosse on
Sunday to see his mother and return
ed home Tuesday He says his moth
er is decidedly better and the doctor
thinks she may get around again.
Harry Oswald writes back from st. |
James, Mimi, that he likes it fine
there and is we'll.
Mrs. Houghton is confined to her
bed again and is very poorly
Lou Beers little daughter Helen is
very i'll but is little better at this
writing. Her father is gaining slow
~ and gets around on crutches quite
well. AS soon as the weather gets
warmer he expects to get out around
again.
Charley WED of Wyalusing was in
Bagley Tuesday.
Miss Nellie Marshall who has been
staying with her sister, Mrs Henry
Schmitz, returned home Sunday. Hen
ry and wife and daughter brought her
down
Mrs. Louis Miller and children were
in Bagley Monday the second time
since fall
Abe Patch of ST. Paul and Dave
Ballentine of P. D. G. were callers in
Bagley last week on their way to
Bloomington.
Claude Quarterman, wife and baby
drove to Wyalusing Sunday.
Geo. Jones and his wife's sister,
Mrs John Harris, went to Dubuque
Tuesday to see Mrs Frank Hill. They
returned Wednesday,
Geo. Hodge took his wife to La
Crosse to a hospital Wednesday,
Mrs. Sarah Hill died the night OF
| April 10Th at the home of her son,
Jack Hill. and was buried Wednes-
day in the Brodtville cemetery. She
was past 80 years of age. She had
been blind for several years. She was
an old settler in and around Bagley.
! Mrs. Ray Keocke and son of P. D.
/ G. was down Wednesday helping his
mother get ready to go to the hos
/ pital.
| Mrs. Lou Newman and Mrs. Geo.
Hausler went to La Crosse Wednes-
day to see Mrs. ENewman's mother.
Mrs. Lizzie Fine returned from
Rockville, British Hollow and Potosi
Thursday where she visited old
friends and neighbors.
Joe Mott and wife went to Du-
buque Saturday to see Mrs Motifs
mother, Mrs. Frank Hill.
Dan Harris arrived home from Col
orado Wednesday where he has been
for two or three months He was
held up in Denver for Is hours by the
big snow storm and blizzard He
says he never wants to go through
another such experience. He says
there were lots of houses nearly COW
cred up and several people froze to
death.
Geo. Haville finished up his school
and returned home Thursday with
his diploma.
Fred Wilbur returned home from
Indiana Thursday
Miss Irene Millen and cousin,
Frank Millen's little irlwent to Po-
tosi Saturday.