Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-09-23
COUNTY NEWS.
Herald Correspondents Contribute
Interesting Letters.
BAGLEY.

MIS-. w ILLS II. Ol6luSI4U' VI AuoOAA'
Mimi, on her way to Sharon, Wis
stopped off here to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. George Winter, who are old
time acquaintance.
The Oswald girls spent very
pleasant afternoon at the home Of
Miss Lulu Glass.
H. L. Harvey shipped a car load
of hogs to Chicago last Monday
Bring on your cattle and hogs,
Herman will buythem.
Frank Havil went to Lacrosse
Tuesday to enter the school of
telegraphy. He is one of our best
boys and will surely succeed.
Friends and neighbors have great
sympathy for Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Gulick in the death of their girl
baby only twenty-four hours old.
1t was born Wednesday, September
18th at 2 p. M, and died Thursday
at 3 p. m. Owing to the extreme
illness Of the mother funeral servl-
ces were held at the house con-
Quoted by Rev. Winter, after which
the tiny body was laid to rest in the
BrOdtville cemetery.
Fred Fischer was down Sunday
and while here went fishing.
Charles Beckett has secured a
good situation on the G. B. & O., at
Savanna yards. Five of our young
men are at work with him, Monroe
Jacobs, Harry Sutton, Frank
Banner and Melvin Cook.
Rev. Fred Harris is here at
present to see his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Harris, of Bagley. He
will be here only short time and
has accepted the invitation to fill
the pulpit in Bagley on Sunday
September oath, at $50 p. m.
Oscar Howell, a fisherman near
this place was arrested for disorder
ly conduct Saturday and taken be-
fore Justice Shrake who sentenced
him to 80 days in Jail at Lancaster.
Constable Winter and Les Boorman
took him over Saturday night.
Perhaps the boys will learn after
while that fruits and melons are not
to be taken surreptiously any more
than money from the till or cheese
and crackers from behind the
counter.
Will Troyer's father and brother
Ora arrived last week. Dunkard
Bretheren are holding meetings
in Bagley, and, thus makes it pleas
ant for the Troyer family to meet
here and enjoy the meetings.
Mrs. James Tate, of Glen Haven,
and her two nieces, Susie Minger
and Nellie Brown of Turkey River,
Ia, were visiting the Stagman's
and other relatives part of last
week. Mrs. Tate had her children,
Ollie and Orlo with her.
Mr.. John Wood, of Cassville, was
up last week on business.
Mrs. Len Stagman, brothers and
sisters of the Arris family met with
Mrs. Herman Stagman, and held
reunion last week.
Ira Willard, now located in Wash
ington the land of fruits and flowers
sent home to little Huldalo Hodge,
two lovely pears and one monster
prune over seven in. around, pears
over ten in. in circumference.
j. M. Harvill, station agent ex-
poets to sell 100 tickets to Lacrosse
fair.
Mrs. l. Glass and sister Rose Day
took the train Tuesday to visit a
sister in Sioux City Iowa. Will be
gone at least fortnight.
Frank Reice, student in telegraphy
was examined at Lacrosse last
week.
Mrs. E. w. Schleher and child, of
Superior is now welcome guest
Of her sister, Mrs. John Gasner and
family. She will make good visit.
Mesdames Keller and Harvill
were in Dubuque one day the past
week.
Mrs. Art Rice and daughter Ethel,
of Cassville, visited friends in Bag
leg recently.
Lou BETTER met G. Smith and
wife at the depot. Mr.. and Mrs
Smith had been on visit in Iowa.
}. WILDER and wife have gone to
attend camp meeting at Barney,
Iowa. WILDER is a son-in-law of
Alvin Cook of Bagley.
Anderson and Millin brick yard
have commenced to burn kiln of
brick. Conrad Mengle Bros. work
man on school house yard is now
about ready to burn ITO thousand
bricks. U&I.