Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-08-26
BAGLFY.

listing in the family of VIM.
Calkins, hotel proprietor.
Mrs. Will Lend and child, on her
way from Wyalusing stopped off to
visit in Bagley. While here, at
tended league and regular service.
Mrs. Oates, fsherman's wife of
Wyalusing, bitten by rattle snake,
is said to be out of danger. DR..
M9cum in attendance.
Mrs. Jno. Harvill is spending the
week with her daughter, Mrs. Ed
Gulick, their daughter Edna will
soon return to her school at Osh-
kosh.
The law suit between our home
people is amicably settled.
Mrs. j. P. Jenkins returned from
her Mt. Hope visit last Sunday.
Mrs. Grant Pace, went last Satur-
day to see her daughter Trixy, who
is said to be recovering from an
operation for appendicitis.
Mrs. VIM. Calklns and little
daughter Marie, went Saturday to
visit Mr. and Mrs. Abe. Key at
Glen Haven and returned Sunday.
Big hail storm on the 10, con-
siderable damage to corn and other
truck.
Mrs. Jno. Jackley returned from
Platteville visit accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. Iorns who will
make an extended visit.
Mrs. j. P. Day, of Brodtville, was
here last week to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Chas. Calkins. Her niece came
with her.
Soldiers met last Saturday at the
home of Mrs. Houghton and had a
fair turn out and usual good time.
Next meeting is with Comrade
Fassbender.
Editor Foley was up last week
and made us business call.
Work ON our new school building,
owing to extreme heat and frequent
showers, progress rather slower than
we would like.
H. L. Harvey will soon be settled
in his fine residence. Chas. .Calkins
is making improvements around his
uncompleted residence, such as cess
pool, cistern and moving his well to
more suitable place. Other build
ings are nearing completion.
Mrs. Coleman, of Hazelton, made
the Hartford's, of Cassville visit.
J. Corpion and wife, of British
Hollow, professional barber, was
here looking for location to ply
his trade. A man of good steady
habits and sticktoitivenes is what
we want in that, as any other bust
ness
Eligah and Will Horner, of Platte
vile, friends of the Jackley's, spent
a week here visiting.
The Brockert surprise party last
Saturday eve, was both a great
pleasure and genuine surprise tc
the Prof. and family when about
40 neighbors rushed in as a fare
we'll social, as the Prof. will soor
move his family to the Hub where
he will take up work as assistant
Supt. of Grant County schools
When Del Morrissey, one of thu
guests rose up to speak, Mr.. Broker
now completely mystified, and like
tho ole darkey: He ''lookee to dc
West and lookee to de East ani
saw de white moon a coming
carrying nice Roman stool and q
beautiful center table, to present tC
Mr.. Brockert as a slight token Of
their esteem and sincere regard fol
Prof. and his estimable wife anG
little daughter Mae, who received
from classmates a nice cup anC
saucer. After serving ice cream
and cake the company enjoyed
themselves with various games AID
other social amusements, until
time to separate. In saying fare
we'll to the Brockert family, we
feel that our loss will be Lancaster
gain.
T. C. Hart, who went to Kansas
to see his uncle, is said to be on the
rapid decline and perhaps will be
sent to the soldiers home.
Arthus Calkins will soon take a
trip to Portland, Oregon, and while
away will visit his relatives in Cali
fornia and at other points.
VIM. Cook, wife and two grand
children, of Boscobel, spent a few
days here with his brothers folks,
w. Cook.
j. T. Clifton and wife visited in
Lancaster and Little Grant Satur-
day and Sunday.