Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-05-26
Bagley News.

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ior, Joe Tr1ne, Rody Willard and
Rev. Kildow artists.
John Jenkins received company
from Clayton, Iowa, last Monday.
Mrs. L. Malen was in town last
Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wood of Glass;
vile, came up Monday to visit many
friends and relatives in Bagley.
Mrs. Lindemann, wife of our
popular banker, took No. SO Mon
day to visit her folks in Dubuque.
Mr.. John Ashacher, of Lansing,
Iowa, came down on so to visit his
daughter, Mrs. John Iorns, of Brodt-
vile.
Mrs. DR.. Fred Plondke of st. Paul,
is here on a visit; later the DR..
was called to the bedside of his
brother, Chas. Plondke, who is
dangerously i'll with typhoid pluro-
pneumonia; the patient has passed
the 9th day crisis and life still
fingers by a brittle thread.
Mrs. John Harvill, ST., was III
Cassville last week to see her son, j.
M. Harviil who is now the station
agent at that place. She returned
last Tuesday.
Miss Fannie Gasner was surprised
on her 18th birthday by seeing IA
school mates come bringing her a
nice lot of presents. Refreshments
were served and all had a dandy
good time.
Gifford-Haering company will be
here May 28-29-30. They claim to
be a good first class show.
w. L. Calkihs went up to La
Crosse, taking his two little girls to
have their tonsils operated on, his
wife being there already under
treatment. Thursday he brought
the family home greatly improved
in health. Grandma Bagley, Mrs.
F, Derbey and Miss Josephine And
erson took care of the hotel in their
absence. Mrs. Calkins feels very
greatful for help and sympathy so
freely given by friends and neigh
bors during her enforced absence.
May Gods richest blessings be theirs
Comrade D. NJ Twining of Gays
Mills Crawford, county, Wis, was
around shaking hands with old time
friends in Bagley. Twining is "a
years old, yet he steps around like a
school boy. We were all glad to
meet him. His stay was short;
came Sunday and returned Monday
Mrs. Mecum wife Of our popular
home doctor got home Thursday,
after a 2 weeks visit with her folks
at Lone Rock this state. Grandma
Mecum kept house during her stay.
Many improvements are the order
Of the day around town; several
new residences are going up. John
Harris, Delbert Morrisey, Joe Tr1ne,
Fred Luher and others.
Delegates to Epworth League,
Darlington, Wis, were Leslie Jen
kins, Mabel Harvill, Hazel Shrake
and Rev. Kildow. They report
verp pleasant trip.
We will have a program childrens
day
Bagley is bound we think to make
the eagle flap his wings here on the
4th of July. IF we do celebrate
you must be sure to be on hand for
a good time. More about this
matter later on.
Our growth as town is not Of
the mushroom sort, but just fast
enough to insure permanent pros
perity.
Ira Fox and wife of Bloomington
were down calling on friends last
Sunday. Come again Ira.
Mr.. Dan Harris, our country
butcher, was down Tuesday and
supplied our meat market with a
nice dressed beef.
Nothing said yet about Memorial
day. The old boys are getting old
all the time and more crippled up
with chronic ailments. and they
find it not so easy to bestlr them
selves on certain great occasions,
and besides the ranks are thinning
down, and soon the places that
know them now, will know them no
more forever. Time takes us on the
fiy; but you'll hear again from-U & /.
McKin1au Circle Noficn