Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-01-28
COUNTY NEWS.
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$ Earl Kuenster was ID Glen Haven
Monday last calling on old friends.
Mrs. Tuce Hammond of Bloom
ington visited with her daughter
Mrs. Del Brown a few days last
week. .
Paul Esser was calling on old
friends in town Monday.
Will Skinner and family visited
with relatives and friends near
Clayton last week.
Mrs. Charles Newfang of Potosi
is the guest of her sister Mrs. James
Tate this week.
James Steward and wife received
letter from their son Harry who
went to California about a month
ago. He says he is well pleased
with the country there.
Miss Alice Scott passed through
here Monday on her way to Du-
buque where she is taking a special
course in music.
Quite a number of our young
people attended the dance at
Bagley last Friday evening.
Lille and Mamie Barr are on the
sick list this week with scareltina.
John Geockel visited in Gutten-
berg last Sunday.
Henry Kuenster has been very
busy getting his next years wood
from the island the past week.
Fred Mlllin was in Tuesday from
the farm. He said it was a very
cold disagreeable day to be out.
Herman Schneider was transact
ing business in Glen Haven Mon
cay.
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BAGLEY.
January oath: Weather way be-
low zero, and q regular blizzard.
Firm believers in the ground hog
theory are now watching and wait
ing results the I'd of February.
Flora Monte, of North McGregor.
Iowa, was welcome guest at the
A. Calkins home on Saturday. She
is a relative of, the Calkins family
and is teaching school near Clayton.
j. T. Clifton and family were
honored with guests from Little
Grant the past week, Henry Cliff,
wife and child came Saturday and
stayed over night, Fred Wilson and
wife came Saturday and remained
until Monday. Ye local did not get
over to see them, owing to an at
tack Of lumbago which placed us
among the shut ms for several days.
Geo. Harvill, a prominent farmer
Of HazeltOn, was taken suddenly
i'll of hemorrhage of the bowels last
Thursday. He is now reported out
of danger.
Prof. Brockert spent last Sunday
with friends in Cassville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Calkins spent
Saturday and Sunday visiting the
Weatherwax family in Cassville.
Mr.. Weatherwax is station agent
but talks of going on a farm in
Michigan.
The Geo. Hodge family visited
friends in Brodtville last Sunday.
Frank Urine, formerly of Bagley.
but now of Soldiers Grove is re-
ported to have entered the matri-
monial state and will settlerdown to
real life, gA
Ground hog day cuts no ice now
with Byron Patch. His hands are
full attending to that nice fat boy
at his house.
The Nate Brown family were
trading last Monday. By the way,
the Brown boys have a new five
horse power gasoline engine and
are now 1eady to saw anywhere
from 35 to 40 sled loads Of wood per
day. Give the boys chance.
Gus Maker is said to be nearing
his end with cancer of the stomach.
Sidney Olds died OF consumption
at the home of his parent near this
place on January II, aged 20 years.
The funeral was from the M. E.
church, Rev. Vinegar officiating.
The remains were placed in the Luz
theran cemetery. Father, mother,
two BROTHERS and one sister survive
him. -;
Ice packing season is now on and
the meat market is well supplied.