Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-07-04
BAGLEY

/ Aida Beardsley left June 18th for
! Minneapolis, where she Will &c d C0uu-
| seller at Lyman Lodge, Lake Minnc-
tonka, MINI. She Will have charge OF
! ABOUT twenty-five girls between the
age of II and is, VINO are spending the
summer at This wonderful summer re-
sort. Miss Beard5Iey viii be assist
ant PRINCIPAL in the BagIey scnoot
EeXt year.
Mrs. James Gates is quite i'll. Dr..
hraut Of Lancaster, was called to see
ler Wednesday.
Lou Newman went to La Crosse
Monday TO consult the doctors there
in regard to his hes It'll. He has been
IL very poor health all the spring. His
wife accompanied him. They returQ-
ed Wednesday.
Miss Nellie Patch of Dubuque, spent
from Sunday until Thursday visiting
| her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Fred Patch.
Vint Day OF P. D. Chad the misfor-
tune to tip his car over and was pin
ned under it, while coming down the
hill from Levi Millen's Thursday.
| Grant BOhringer took him to Bloom
! ington. He was quite badly hurt. but
no bones were broken.
Jimmie Day, wife and baby, return
/ ed to their home in Galena Tuesday
Rev. Waist and wife Of Poynette,
| Wis, were calling on friends here
! last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. label and three chill
dren, and Mr.. Zabel's sister of East
line, S. D.. drove through in their car
and spent the week visiting Mrs. Ia
! bells mother, Mrs. Ella Beer and SIS
! ter, Mrs. Claude Quarterman. They
| b0rna MopGavy
Mrs. C. D. Calkins was called to
GAINESVILLE to her son, ARGUS, as his
wife, who was eating chicken loaf at
restaurant in Madison got a bone in
| her throat. She had several X-rayS
taken but the bone could not be To-
Gated, but it has passed away and she
! is improving slowly. Mrs. G. D. Calk
i ms returned home Thursday and her
/ daughter-in-law accompanied her.
DR.. Venning has rented the Otto
Plondke house and moved in and will
! have his office in the house.
-! Ed. Ivens of Stockholm, Wis, came
! from Platteville to Dubuque by auto
and from there by train to Bagley, and
| stopped off until evening, and return
ed home Monday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Phillips Of Mil
Waukee, are visiting Mrs. Phillips
mother Mrs. Fred Millen Sr.
Mrs. Harley Clifton and son, Of Sa-
wanna, came up Wednesday to visit
relatives.
j. E. Hornsby was in La Crosse
Wednesday night.
Joe Alexander of Dubuque, came up
| Thursday to visit relatives and his old
Bagley friends.
Mrs. Bessie Flatman of Dixon, Ill,
came up syith the Lou Blackman fam
lily in their car Saturday week 10
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David
Taylor.
Mrs. VIM Ault of WyaIusing, re-
turned from Monroe Saturday, and
stopped off over night with her niece.
Mrs Geo. w. Clark, and went home
Sunday.
Mrs. Lee Grist and daughter came
up from Savanna Saturday evening to
visit her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. Dan
Harris.
Mrs. Maud Grimesy Of Dubuque,
came up Saturday to spend over the
! fourth with her daughter, Mrs. Jack
Bockes and family, and father, Jacob
Shrake and sister, Mrs. Clarence Fra
lick, and family.
Frank Moore went to LaPort, Ind,
and has a good position in an oil
station Harold WILDER, who went
with him has also got the same posi-
ton in another station.
j. E. Hornsby was in Dubuque Sat
urday.
Mrs. Ella barrow of Potosi, came
up Monday morning to spend over the
fourth with her son, Ralph, and fam
| lily.
A!r. and Mrs. Lou BIackman and
Mrs. Blackman's children, Nellie and
! Donald Culver, left for Platt6vilIa,
! Galena and Dixon, Ill, their home on
! Saturday.