Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-01-03
BAGLEY

BAGLEY
Christ and Walt Scott came from
the West Saturday morning to see
their father, Mark Scott, who is very
i'll with very little hope Of his recoy-
cry.
Miss Eyeretta Ripper went to Dubu-
que Saturday.
Mrs. Eva Pelkinton and son, Ed
Harville, went to Crytal Lake, Ia, on
| Sunday to visit relatives.
The basket ball game between Bag
| ley and Potosi Friday night was won
by Bagley.
Mrs. Nate MiiIen and daughter,
went to Wheaton, ILL.,, Tuesday to Wis
it her son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Melvin Taylor
Harold WILDER and Florence Moore
went to Chicago and South Bend, Ind,
| last Tuesday to visit relatives.
Lee Grist, Melvin Cook and son,
Donald, came up from Savanna last
| Tuesday Lee returned on the noon
train, his wife and baby accompanied
! him home.
David Clark and nephew, Larman
| Clark, went to Savanna last Tuesday.
! Roy Grindell of Platte drove over
| to Pra du CHEN Tuesday and came
down to Bagley by train. His son
! Jack, and Mr. Grimes accompanied
/ him to Pra. du Chen and will hike to
/ the park and back to Pra. du Chen
/ and to Eastman, B0scobel and home.
! Mrs. Roy Gulley and step-daughter,
| Norma and the twin boys went to Du
/ buque Tuesday and returned home
Saturday evening Her husband came
from Stamina and accompanied her
home
Frank Root of Lancaster, came from
Written, ILL.,, Wednesday morning
and Thursday went to Wyalusing.
/ Raymond Jay killed nine pound
black rabbit on his farm just below
town Wednesday,
Miss Sadie Patch returned to her
work in Independence, Ia, and Miss
! Nellie Patch returned to her work in
Dubuque Wednesday.
/ Mrs Hue Hazen and son, MILFORD,
/ Of Savanna, was visiting in Bagley
last week.
Jud WILDER returned to his home in
Platteville by train Wednesday,
! Jack Booker went to Dubuque We'd
nesday and returned Friday evening.
His sister and daughter accompanied
! him home.
/ Ora Patch returned firm Pra. du
! Chen Wednesday. He reports his
wife getting along fine of ter her OPP
Grafton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Taylor of Blakes
Prairie, came down Wednesday to Wis
it at the Guy Culver home and look
for a location in BagIev
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Millen returned
from their visit in Galesburg, ILL.,,
Wednesday evening.
L. B. Anderson of Thompson, H.,
came Wednesday and returned Thurs
day
Henry Fisher took his daughter
Orphia, to the hospital in La Crosse
Thursday evening.
Fred Haville and Ethel Jones went
to Dubuque Tuesday and were mar
ried and returned Thursday evening.
DIR. Earl Calkins returned to his
home in Racine Friday.
John Glass and wife of Minneapo-
lis, Mimi, who have been visiting the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Char
ley Glass, returned to their home Fri
day evening.
Ralph Calkins returned to his
school in Jeffreys, Mimi, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Shield of Wood
stock, Mimi, are visiting Mrs. Shields
brothers, Nate and Frank Millen.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Harville and
two sons of Savanna, came up Satur-
day morning
Mrs. Guy Urine came from the West
Friday called here by the illness of
her grandma RuckdashcheI.
Mrs. Ruckdaschel ST. died Saturday
morning about II O'clock. She is an
old settler of the vicinity of Bagley.
Leonard Ruckdaschel of Sisseton,
S. D., came Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Ruckdaschel, of Iowa, came
Saturday, and Fred Ruckdaschel of
Pequet, Mimi, came Sunday, all call
ed by the illness and death of their
mother and grandmother, Mrs Ruck-
daschel ST.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Culver and Geo.
Townsend of Platteville, came up Sat
urday evening and spent Sunday with
the Ed. Culver family. They came
over in the Iaater's car and returned
home Sunday evening.
There was a large silk train passed
down the line Sunday evening.
There was G.. M. & st. Paul pas
senger train passed up the line on the
G. B. e @. road Monday morning. We
did not learn the cause
There are great many sick in Bag
ley at the present time.
We received word Monday morning
that Geo. Hodge, who is staying with
his daughter, Mrs. Roy Keocke in Pra
du Chen, is critically i'll at the sani-
tarium in Pra. du Chen with blood
poison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Culver went to
Cassville Sunday