Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-10-03
COUNTY NEWS
IN GENERAL
Herald Writers Contribute
Newsy Letters.
Happenings Noted at Glen Haven,
Bagley, Mt. Hope and
Livingston.
BAGLEY

Our farmers are busy saving the
corn fodder, owing to the great loss
in bottom hay. The frost has not
injured the fodder to any extent as
yet.
Sheb Brodt, wife and children of
Hobert, Ia, are visiting friends in
Bagley. Shed is brother of Taylor
Brodt and is agent on the Milwaukee
at the above named place.
Our townsmen are just Staying the
squirrels this fall. John K. and Les
B. shot fourteen in short time.
Herman White, is here recreating
with hunters suit; after a few days
he goes to Iowa to work.
Melia Thesis, accompanied by Mr..
Lee Calb returned from Patch Grove
visit.
Ollie Keller, likes her school in st.
Paul. She boards with her uncle,
Fred Plondke, the doctor.
Little Flossie Stagman enjoyed
Saturday and Sunday at Glen Haven,
visiting her aunt and cousins. She
came back Monday morning on the
train with her teacher. Miss Minnie
Schuelter, who left here Friday even
ing for Dubuque; returning she spent
Sunday at her home in Cassville.
Ladies Aid society met last Friday
at the home of Mrs. Chas. Calkins.
Mesdames. Day. Miller and Harris of
Brodtville met with them,
Oscar Barnes is moving this week.
1t will be remembered that he re-
Gently purchased the John Sedlmayer
residence.
Mrs. T. A. Huston is now on visit
with her sister at Austin, Mimi; in
meantime her husband keeps house,
runs the pastuerizing plant and keeps
work up in good shape in his harness
shop. sas
Mrs. Julius Plondke, ST.; is visiting
her daughter in Dubuque.
Pat BARLEY, the banker, passed
fair. He said hello!
During the high water cat fish we're
all the go.
Taylor Brodt showed up last Mon
day as smiling as basket of chips.
He returned next day to Lacrosse.
Will Williams of Nebraska, an old
time friend, greatly surprised us
Monday by offering his fist to us to
shake. Like us all Will begins to
show his age.
Alsen Cook and wife spent two
weeks up in Juneau county, this
1%o% 70 h0hn0hio ifh %hniu 1or1nhf0r
Mrs. Geo. Wade, who has made a
home there within past year. Mr..
Cook was we'll pleased with the out
look and thinks in time it will greatly
excel this part of the state in manu-
featuring and dairying.
Aa rule you will find our home
merchants offering goods as reason
able as elsewhere.
The good old rule, you help me and
I'll help you, is still good logic for
U. & 1.
MT. HOPE,
Glennie Morrow has been quite ill
the past week but she is some better
and we hope will soon be able to at
tend school again.
SAINT Gibson and family intend to
move to Missouri. They have planned
to drive through and will start next
week.
The many friends and relatives of
Charlie Moore were shocked to hear of
his untimely death last Wednesday.
He had been ill for some time with a
slow fever which terminated in typhoid
and caused his death. He died at Ben
ton at the home of his wife's parents
and was buried there.
Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Button are very
happy these days over the arrival of
little daughter.
Another wedding in our village.
Miss Lizzie Brady and Mr.. Tony Eel
ton of Madison were united in marri-
age at the st. Lawrence church at 6
: o'clock Monday morning. After the
ceremony the wedding party returned
to Mr.. Brady's and partook of a sumpt-
uous wedding breakfast. Mr.. and Mrs
FELTON, babe relatives and friends..fare-
we'll and started for Fennimore at
noon, where they took the train for
Madison, their future home. They
were accompanied by Dannie, who
takes up his second years work at the
university, and also by little Miss
Vivian FELTON,.
That "Old Folks" meeting was post
poned and will meet Oct. I'd at the
home of Mrs. VIM. White. The Ep-
worth League are bound to give the
old folks good time.
Mrs. Dodds spent Friday and Satur
day with her daughter, Mrs. Geo.
GOan, at Millville.