Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-06-16
Bagley Budget
Visiting Home Folks.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

flSILlMk IAOUlt EUIASs
Ralph and Harold Marshall and sis
ter, Mrs. Earl Brothers and daughter
Edna of Galena drove up Sunday and
spent until Monday with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Marshall. Henry
SchmitZ and wife and daughter OF
Blake's Prairie accompanied them and
spent Sunday with the home folks,
also Nellie Marshall who is staying
with her sister, Mrs. Schmitz
Mrs. Glass Recovering from Stroke.
Mrs. Lewis Glass Sr. returned from
La Crosse Sunday. Some time ago
while visiting her children in La
Crosse she had a paralytic stroke and
they thought she would not get over
it, but she has recovered so far that
she can get around in a wheel chair.
Her many friends are glad to have
her back home again.
Operation Success.
Jay Harris went to La Crosse Fri
day and brought his wife home from
the hospital where she underwent an
operation. She is improving.
Geo. Shrake of East Moline visited
his sister, Mrs Eli Millen, last week.
UndergOes Bowel Operation.
Dr. Venning took Gus Pohle to the
st. Francis hospital in Lacrosse on
Friday for an operation for stoppage
of the bowels He had the operation
Saturday and is getting along fine.
Has Tough Toes.
Lee Grist had a railroad rail drop
on his foot Saturday and smashed his
toes quite badly but not seriously.
He has to go on crutches.
Mrs. Lou Beer and Mrs. John Rev
ey went to P. d. G.. Friday to attend
the commencement exercises of the
P. d. G. high school Their daugh-
ters, Misses Jennie Beer and Margar-
ct Rewey, graduated.
Ed. Connel and wife Of Blooming
ton were in Bagley Friday.
Geo. Ruckdaschel and wife and AL
bert Ready and Miss Meng and little
brother were in p D. G. Saturday.
Robert Beard was a passenger to
p. d. G. Sunday.
Mrs. Leroy Jacobs who has been in
the hospital at La Crosse for the past
eight weeks returned home Sunday
greatly improved in health. Her
daughter, Mrs. Mile Glass of P. d.
c., came with her to care for her a
while.
Mrs. Jess Winter of La Crosse &C
companied her mother, Mrs. Lewis
Glass ST., home Sunday. Mrs. VIM.
Layland also accompanied them. Mrs.
Winter and Mrs. Layland returned
home Monday morning.
Oscar Ready and bride of La Crosse
came down Sunday and visited Os-
cars parents, Mr. and Mrs. c.. l..
Ready, until Monday afternoon.
John Glass and bride of Minneapo-
lis, stopped off here Monday on their
return from their wedding trip to Ill
inois. They visited Johns parents
and other relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. Berger of Rock
Island, Ill., visited at the home OF
their daughter Mrs Ora Patch Mr.
Berger returned home Monday but
his wife remained for a longer visit
j. T. Clifton and wife, Fred Patch
and wife and son Ora and wife and
Mr.. and Mrs. Berger were up to the
park Sunday. Most of the Bagley
people were there Sunday.
Harold Hampton and Otis Culver
were passengers to p. d. G. Monday
Otis has been taking baths at the ole
sanitarium for the past week for
rheumatism and is improving.
Frederick Pohle went to La Crosse
Sunday to see his father, Gus Pohle
and returned Monday
Mrs. Gus Pohle went to La Crosse
Monday.
Guy Culver and wife drove out TIC
Grover Houghtons near Beetown
Sunday
Mrs. Geo. Alexander's sister and
children came down Tuesday and Wis.
tied her until Friday. She went tc
Lancaster to visit her brother, Franz
Root.
Mrs John jenkins, Mrs. E. E. Cul-
yer, Mrs. Eva Pelkinton and daugh-
ter Clara, Mrs. Larmon Dawson, Mis-.
SEES Letta and Luther Hazen and Miss
Schier were in P. D. c. Wednesday.
Mrs. Abe Key Sr. returned from hel
visit with her son Jess and family il
Potosi, Wednesday,.
Franklin Oswald who is in the ser.
vice, re-enlisted and is located al
Davenport, Ia He was home a few
days last week.
F.. M. wager and wife went to Gler
Haven Wednesday and from there tt
John Masons to visit Mrs. Yager'S
sister.
Geo. Nash, Will Remy Ralph Oar
row, Harley Clifton. John Keller, So
bin Taylor, Lester Quarterman ant
Lloyd Harville went to Dubuque OF
Wednesday to wrestling match.
Misses Boldt and Erma Hausler re
turned Wednesday from La Crosse
where they had been to the norma
commencement
Mrs. Lloyd Knapp and son o.
Platteville arrived on Wednesday tt
visit, her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ShaI
Warwick, near Brodtville.
Mrs. Frank Wade's sister of Rod
den, Ill, came up Wednesday to max,
her visit.
A daughter came to gladden. tn,
hearts of Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Moor
Saturday, June 5.
Misses Jennie Beer and Florenc,
Plondke were passengers to Du
buque Friday.
Rev Fred Harris and family o
Platteville came Thursday to visit hi
mother and brothers and sisters.