Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-11-03
NEWS OF VICINITY /
Happenings of Lancaster and I'm
mediate Vicinity. s.
BAGLEY.

sons home IN Mt. Hope, Oct. 70;
aged II years. He was confined to
his bed only few days, but enjoyed
but poor health several years
owing to some serious trouble of
the kidneys. Six of his eight chill
dren were here to attend the funer-
al. The absent daughters-one lives
in California and the other in
Dakota. The funeral took place
from the Mt. Hope church, Rev.
Vincent officiating. Deceased being
an old soldier, the Will Hickok Post
took charge of the funeral.
Dave Burgess, successor of st.
Clair in the restaurant business, are
now ready for work. Miss Mabel
Brickner, is a great help to Mrs.
Burgess, being an expert cook.
Emma Jackley gave party on
her 14th birthday. Emma being a
general favorite received many nice
and useful presents.
VIM. Patterson came up from
Dubuque Tuesday and will remain
until after election. He thinks OF
making his home with his son and
engage in some light vocation.
Church supper last Friday even
ing was will attended considering
the damp weather.
Mr.. Eli MiIlin and daughter
Myrtle, went to the bedside of
Warren Wood, at Fayette, Iowa,
who was reported dangerously i'll
with something like blood poison
ing.
Mrs. D. Orr left here Tuesday
morning to join her husband in
Washington, where they expect to
make their future home. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Glass went to La Crosse
Tuesday to visit their son, B. F.
Keeler; it is rumored he will be mar
ried to his second wife.
Alfred Jackley hunted four years,
so his brother Leo says, and at last
killed that duck he had hunted for
so long.
w. Odds went to Dubuque Satur-
dav. He has the job of rebuilding
the residence recently destroyed by
fire at the Brodtville creamery.
Mr.. Boal, butter-maker said he lost
most of his household effects. Mr..
F. Krag, of Plattevilie was here to
see about another house at once.
Mr.. Sherm Hill, who has spent
sometime on his Dakota farm, re-
turned last week to Bagley, where
his family resides.
Hiram Harvey shipped two cars,
one OF cattle and one of hogs from
here last Monday.
Our scales are right and the
yards handy.
Elmer Cook and family went to
Mccartney Sunday in his beautiful
launch and returned Monday.
Miss Mile Urine was at Cassville
Monday to get medicine for herself
and father; both have been suffer
ing from chill fever.
Frank Reice, a rail-roader at ST.
Paul was here on his way to Bloom
ington.
Report says, Cora Spalding was
sent to Lacrosse hospital, suffering
from appendicitis. We wonder some
times if the final end of man is the
append.
Frank Brodt and father was in
town Thursday. Report has it that
Frank has quit the Wyalusing sta
ton.
Messers Chas. Mitchell and Huser
heard the Rankin speech at Bloom
ington last Thursday.
Jim Harv1ll says there is no 62-lb.
coon in the woods. The man that
told that story must be related to
that notorious liar Annanias.
Geo. Hansler, Phil. Glass and
Sam Brodt sent to Illinois to get
each of them nice registered male
pig. That's right boys, blood will
tell.
Chas. Mitchell and Charley Huser
loaded a car with pickles in just
five hours, and broke the record.
Dan Taylor, miles out of Bagley,
is 20 years old and says he can
walk 40 miles in day.
August Luber and Clara Paulus
was united in marriage Tuesday,
Oct. %, at Prairie du Chen.
John Woods son VIM. bought
the Lou. Newman farm.
This is all y & | have to say this
time.