Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-04-01
COUNTY NEWS.
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Interesting Letters.
BAGLEY.

BAGLEY.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet
with Mrs. Joe Hank Palmer, Brodt-
vile, April 9Th. The sewing will
be done for Mrs. Jane Patterson,
who has been an invalid for twenty
five years. Come, now, dear ladies
let us all help q careworn sister
pulling hard against the stream
Quarterly meeting passed off
quietly with fair attendance. Rev.
George Merrifeld, presiding elder,
was delayed owing to a wreck near
Prairie du Chen. He preached in
the afternoon and at night. Bust
ness meeting Monday at 9 a. m. He
went to Cassville at p. m.
Mr.. Huston now has several sets
of harness on hand. Now is your
time. Don't let the grass grow
under your feet if you are in want
of new harness. Stock and work
warranted.
F. M. wager and son were in town
Thursday. Mr.. wager says that old
SOW that climbed upstairs and ate
corn on the chamber floor and then
jumped out of the window las been
fattened and sold to the shipper
long ago. wager now owns the HI.
L. Harvey farm.
J. WILDER and Ben Lester, OF Lam
caster, are now guests of relative
Alvin Cook, of Bagley., Mr.. Lester
lives in South Dakota.
Fred Luber, on his return from
Chicago, was seen smoking a cigar.
Rather snobbish-cigar had turn
ed-up nose.
A nice street lamp now hangs in
front of the M. E. church.
T..C. Clifton and Eli Millin took a
business trip to Bloomington Satur-
day.
At the last quarterly meeting Mrs.
Elva Calkins and Katie Anderson
joined on probation and we trust
that in due time they will enter into
fail connection with the church.
The town caucus was well attend
ed, Charles Glass chairman, and
many others were nominated to
succeed themselves, showing that
thew must have given fair satisfac-
ton the past year.
Earl Morrissey and Miss Ollie
Keller, pupils at Bloomington, John
and Norma Gasner, at ,Cassville,
came home rejoicing in weeks va
cation. We are pleased to have
them with us again.
Miss Maud Day and sister Alma
spent few days here and in Glen
Haven visiting relatives. Come
again, young folks.
Mrs. T. A. Huston went to Austin,
Mimi, to see her son Lester, who
had been quite i'll.
Miss Maisy Day, once citizen Of
Bagley, now travelling for a fresh
fruit firm i'm Dubuque, stopped off
long enough to see her many rela-
tives and friends in Bagley and
Brodtville.
T. A. Hart, of the Kickapoo val
ley, is visiting his children and
many friends up in this corner of
the woods.
Mrs. Mate Sutton was in town last
week with nice samples of good
keeping apples-the Wealthy and
Northwestern Greening. 4
Oh, yes, the rag bee at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Walt Glass was a
pleasurable affair. Walt drove
around and picked up the ladies and
took them home at night. Walt
never does things by halves.
DR.. Mecum took a business trip
to Minnesota last week. While he
was away Mrs. Mary Boorman was
taken very ill, so DR.. Heraty was
called, and DR.. Lewis was called to
a case in Wyalusing.
Rumor says Mr.. Lee Kolb may
conclude to go into business in
Bagley. Lee is good business man
and would be welcome.
Fred Fischer stopped off here on
his way home from a trip up in the
northern part Of the state.
Miss Mollie Urine, now of Dubu-
que, spent few days with her pa
rents and other relatives in Bagley
March