Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-03-18
COUNTY NEWS.
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Interesting Letters.
BAGLEY.

Ella, wife of Taylor Brodt, died
after long illness at her home In
Lacrosse on March 18th at 2 o'clock
a. m. The remains reached here
Monday the 14th. Those who ar
rived with the body were Marshall
Scott and wife, the husband and
two sons, Frank and Ned aid B. f.
Keller. The depot was crowded
with friends who deeply sym
pathized with the bereaved ones.
The funeral took place Tuesday at
Up. M, from the residence of her
brother, Marshall Scott. Deceased
leaves a husband, two sons, five
sisters and three brothers scattered
SO far apart that some were not
able to attend the last sad rites of
the loved one. The particulars
of this sad case will no doubt be
given later on.
Ethel and Mildred Weatherwax,
of Cassville, Sundayed at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Calkins.
J. j. McLane has stored his goods
until house can be rented. He
will erect a blacksmith, shop on his
lot at once.
A Dubuque horse buyer pur-
chased nice horse in the vicinity
of Bagley last week.
The town board met on Saturday
the 18th and opened a new street
to interect Walnut street. This
was necessary so as to make high
way to the new school building
which is almost certain to be built
this season.
Dave Burgess is acting as fruit
tree agent at present.
Mrs. Morrell, or as we love to call
her Aunt Eliza, was down from
Wyalusing last week visiting her
daughter, Mrs. T. A. Huston. Mrs.
Morrell is in fair health and quite
active for person ~ years of age.
Aaron Moore now owns the little
farm up the hollow known as the
Charlie Haville place.
Pauline Hale. was surprised not
long ago to see the neighbor women
rush in and stir up things in live
ly manner. 1N~r
H. L. Harvey has actually, sure
and certain went and gone and
got married. He ard a Miss Orr
took the south bound train Monday
and his wedding card says he was
married in Dubuque on Tuesday.
Ha, ha, won't Hiram have a busy
time setting 'em up when he gets
back from his wedding tour. Who
comes next?
Prof. Fritchel returned to Dubu-
que last Tuesday.
Lyman Hill and George Clark,
Jr., moved their families to some
place in Dakota.
George Clark, ST., after settling
his family in Bagley will 60 to
California, the family to follow
some time later.
Mrs. George Harvllle was severe
ly hurt on the head by burr fall
ing from the top of a wind mill.
The Woodman hall, lower floor,
is to be lathed and plastered at once
and made ready for some kind of
business.
Sam Brodt and wife and Ashton
Morrell and son, of Wyalusing,
were down shopping and calling
last week.
Sylvia, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander, of Wyalusing, spent
several days last week with Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Boorman.
George Harville has certain re-
pairs such as bowl rubber rings and
brushes for the De Laval separa-
tors.
II. +. Stagman, William Thiessa,
T. E. Brodt, Mich Pace and Fred
Luber took a hand car run to Glen
Haven last Sunday. They just
went for the fun of it. Now Mr..
Editor, what would you do with
such naughty boys who run away
from our Sunday school in that
kind of way? put them on bread
and water for 80 days. ED.
Mrs. Bailey leaves here Tuesday
for visit with one of her daugh-
tiers.
Pap Palmer and a Dubuque horse
buyer took out bout ten nice horses
from this vicinity.
John Haville, ST., son Fred and
daughter-in-law Augusta, spent a
few days visiting a daughter at
McGregor.
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