Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-04-13
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Eader, departed for Soldier, Kansas,
Saturday, to visit Mrs Taylor's sister
Mrs. Frank Childress arrived home
from Peoria, H., Friday, where she
| has been visiting er parents.
Less Orr and wife of Cassville came
UP on their gasoline speeder Sunday
to visit the c. L. Ready family.
! VIM. Thiessa has just finished paint
ing the big oil tanks for the Standard
Oil Co., and is now painting the Chas
Havill residence in town. ]. 7. Cliff
| ton is painting the Harris machine
warehouse. Bagley is cleaning UP
and shining up for spring.
/ Roda Willard was in Lacrosse Sun
| day to see his wife in the ST. Francis
! hospital. He reports her improving.
Sadie Patch and Daisy Lornse OF
/ independence, Iowa, and Nellie Patch
! of Dubuque, spent over Sunday with
the home folks.
4 Mrs. Nellie Pace was visiting her
/ sister, Mrs. James Harville Jr., in
Patch Grove last week.
(! Our patrolman out of Bagley started
to work Friday, April l, John Miller
out the Glass Hollow to the Bridge
port hill and Otis Culver the Bloom
1 ington road to the Blakes Prairie Gem
etery.
Mrs. Gus Pohle went to the st. Fran
/ els hospital in Lacrosse Monday to
have her tonsils removed.
/ Ralph barrow and family drove to
! Fotosi Saturday and came home Mon
day. Miss Bessie Darrow accompan-
led them home to Bagley.
The days for Shipping stock are now
Monday and Wednesday from Bagley,
and the stock must be here by eight
o'clock in the morning. The way
/ freight goes down Monday, Wednesday
and Friday and up Tuesday, Thurs
! day and Saturday, leaving only one
/ train a day where we did have two
H. E. Horribly and wife and son.
/ Robert, went to Hazelhurst, III. on the
433 a. m. train and back on the
midnight train Sunday. They went to
/ see Mrs. Hornbys mother who is in
very poor health, with little hopes for
her recovery.
John Champion went to P. d. c. on
Monday and brought his daughter Car
RE home from the new sanitarium.
She is recovering nicely from her OPP
Grafton.
Verne Clark of Stanley, Wis, was
in Bagley Monday. He says they had
| zero weather up there when we had
/ the cold spell here.
Mrs. Dell Morrissey and sister, Mrs.
Lou Hoser, returned Tuesday from
Gutenberg, where they had been to
see their uncle who is critically i'll
with no hopes for his recovery.
Harry Sutton received a telegram
from Colorado that his brother, Lloyd
Sutton had an operation for appendl-
citis and 70" Harry to come at once.
He departed on the noon train We'd
nesday.
c. L. Ready, wife and daughter, Mrs.
Alta Orr, and Carrie Oswald and
Myrtle Remy were in P d. C. between
trains Thursday.
James Harville Jr. and family of
Patch Grove, are visitors in Bagley.
Harley Urine departed for southern
Mimi. and northern Iowa and South
| Dakota Thursday for his summers
! work.
Mrs. George Wash was in Dubuque
Thursday and Friday.
Mrs C. D. Calkins went to Dubuque
on the 1888 a. m. train and back on
the Ala train Thursday.
Fletcher Brodt and wife Of Battle
| Greek, Mich, came Thursday for two
weeks vacation to visit relatives and
old friends here.
Ralph barrow took VIM Remy and
Lester Quartermann to Lancaster in
| his car Wednesday to some Woodman
meeting.
Len Beer took patrolmen John Mil
Ter and Otis Culver and Fred Miller
to Lancaster in his car Thursday to
the road meeting.
Harley Clifton and wife are rejoic-
ing over the arrival Of 912 pound
boy born Friday, April s.
Mrs. Root of Wyalusing, who was
down looking after her little great
grandson at the Harley Clifton home,
returned home Saturday morning.
Gus Pohle and son Frederick were
in P. D. C. Saturday.
Aaron Moore was in from the coun-
try to visit E. E. Culver Tuesday.