Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-08-01

Williams nee Anna Woodward, daugh-
ter of John Woodward formerly of
this city were grieved 10 hear of her
death.
In the base ball game Thursday
Cobb was defeated by score of 10 to
Is.
Harry Allen has purchased the home
occupied by E. Skate and will take
possession Sept. 1st.
This is the black berry season,
Allen Bros, have an excellent quality
this year.
BAGLEY.
Weather hot and moist-just the
thing for corn.
The Suttons have a cousin lady visi-
| tor from Iowa. She will remain some
time.
Grandma Gasner and Miss Otto
Plondke are home from what was to
them a pleasant visit at Sank City.
While there they were guests of Mrs.
Gasner's brother-in-law, F. Grass Of,
that place.
The Misses Hilda and Liddie Beer
man, twins, of Gutenberg, Ia, are now
on two weeks visit with friends in
Bagley. They are nice little girls and
look very much alike. They are guests
of Emma HorsJman and Custa Miller.
Mrs. j. A. Wilson, cousin of the Key
family, of Mt Sterling, ILL, is here on
an extended visit-guest of Mrs. Phil
ip Glass of Bagley.
Owing to a destructive hail storm
about Sibley, Ia, VIM. Theissa writes
home that he moved his steam thresh-
er to Bro nsdale, Mimi. The hail
storm destroyed the grain sixteen
miles wide and sixty miles in length.
Our old friend, Jack Pace of Wya-
lusing, is on another visit to his son
Mitch and family. Grandpa Pace is
close TO 80 years old and still spry as
most men at 70.
F. w. Woodring of Dubuque put in
pasteurizing plant here and the farm
ers are all agog over it. The cream is
received, weighed and tested and they
get their pay, saving trouble and wear
{ nd tear OF cans sending to Dubuque.
II. L. Harvey, P. Gasner, Chas. Glass,
and L. Newman are all away looking
at that famed Winnipeg country. By
the way, Peter Gasner has got back.
Allie Scott has class in music at
Bagley. She also takes lessons in VOC
al training at Prairie du Chen.
Yes sir, that is true, broom factory
started up here last Monday. j. A.
Bossi will soon be in a way to supply
all the country round with good
brooms. Mr.. Bossi is an old soldier
and partially blind and for this reason
our merchants should send their orders
to him, provided, of course, that his
stock is as good as any other make on
the market.
If you want a home in Bagley now
is your time to get lots at fair price.
Mrs. Jas. Craig, cousin to Mrs. M.
Pace, was ON a visit last week.
Our people had to stop claiming in
order to take care of their nice pickle
crop.
Bert Jacobs is nearly we'll of malarial
fever. Mrs. Caroline Quick has re-
turn of her old trouble, the asthma.
Mrs. AID Handy has just recovered from
an attack of bilious collie.
Master Earl Morrissey had the mis-
fortune, while fooling with revolver,
TO shoot ball through his leg below
the knee. The ball being small one,
passed between the bones of the leg
and was cut out on opposite side by
DR.. Mecum.
| Elva Wood has returned to Rock
Island.
Alice Jackley is home from her
P]atUeville visit.
Mrs. Tom Harvill and two little boys
visited with Uncle John and Aunt
Hattie Harvill one day last week.
/ Mr.. and Mrs Sam Millin buried s.
weeks old child, a little boy weighing
So pounds.
McLain of Bloomington was down
last week looking up site for black
smith shop. So you see we are bound
to be quite city som etime, and the
right thing to do is to keep up with
the band wagon. U. u L.