Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-08-12
COUNTY NEWS.
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Interesting Letters.
BAGLEY


got much worse Monday night and
took the train Tuesday. Mr.. Pace
has had much sickness in his family
and is a hard working man. Dear
reader this is a far worse case than
the loss Of stock or anything Of that
kind, and if neighbors feel disposed
to help "a brother pulling hard
against the stream" surely it would
be in line of Christian duty.
Mrs. George Millin and daughters
Clare and Ollie and Miss Leltner
were visiting and making calls all
day in Bagley last week. Men
were busy so the ladies took the
reins in their own hands and drove
down.
Miss Alta, Sam Mullins girl spent
a week or so with her aunts, Mrs.
Eli Millin and VIM. Millin in Bag
ley last week.
Frank Derby AMI daughter Mag
gle took the train for the Glen last
week on their way home from a
visit in McGregor and Wyalusing.
Jay Stark, Guy Trlne and Wayne
Schrunk have gone west to harvest.
We have more work than hands
right in Bagley, but distance lends
charm they say" and car fare
eats up the profits you see.
The river Is falling and the fish
ing will soon be good. Jim Har-
will and son-in-law, Mr.. Hazelbower
We're down Tuesday. Jim is a
great hand to fish and tell big fish
stories. Come again Jim.
Mrs. p. Gasner had nice visit of
an aunt living in Juneau Co., Wis.
Miss Bieloh Of Prairie du Chen
and Mrs. Heiden of West Superior
we're guests over Sunday at the
John Gasner residence.
Mrs. Adj. Handy had the first ripe
tomatoes in our town.
Ed Cornell and wife went to
Prairie du Chen the last two Mon
days.
Joe Trlne and wife talk of COM
ing back to Bagley, late Of LaFarge
Wis. That's right we want all good
people to come to Bagley.
Lyman Cook, citizen of the Hub,
is here to fish and visit his brother,
Alvin one of our best citizens.
William Arthur and Charles
Calkins are all having new cisterns
put in, and the boys all have nice
homes and are among the solid bust
ness men of the town.
H. f. Stagman hammers away
on the new addition of his store.
When done Henry will have one of
the finest store rooms in town. His
genial wife tends store, while his
oldest son assists papa on new ad-
dition. Out door wook improves
Mr.. Stagman's health.
We always jump on dog fish
with both feet before we bother to
take the hook out of his mouth.
Dog fish are no good.
Lena Obershaw, of Cassville, is
visiting Mrs Geo. Glass.
Editor Foley, of the Index, was a
caller last week. Mr.. Foley is al
ways welcome by a host of ad-
mirers out this way.
Byron Patch, wife and boy Sun
dayed last week in Bagley with his
parents.
J. A. Bossi and wife visited in
Bagley one day last week.
Ii you want good cheap second
hand organ, call on Jno. Gasner.
Mrs. Alice Hodge and daughter
Huldah and Miss Grace Christ. our
dressmaker, went on visit to
Boscobel. Took the train here Mon
day.
John Keller, went to Brownsville
Mimi, to arrange with VIM. Theissa
to purchase a new separator for
$1,000. The crops up there is lust
fine, and Mr.. Thiessa will have all
the threshing he can do. Tom
Irons, former resident of Wyalus-
ing has 200 acres of oats up there
that will go at least 60 bushels to
the acre Wheat ard flax good,
corn not very promising.
This summer Bagleyites will pay
out tt ousands of dollars on pub ic
and rivate buildings.
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GLEN HAVEN.
Rob Donnelly, of Bloomip gton.
was a business caller IN Glen Haven
Tuesday.
Some of the Glen Raven bovs
tried their hand at the bat Sunday
playing against the country base
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