Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-03-09
Bagley Notes.

time he says he fell and was hurt
the same way.
License or no at the spring cleo
ton.
Both saw mills are running on
full time. Len Stagman runs a mill
near town and Sundural one near
Chas. PlOndke farm.
Ye who patronizes the mailing
house are doing your Part to help
wipe your home town off OF the
map, and may be likened to the
wise acre that killed the goose that
layed the golden egg The home
town is blessing to the farmer.
Miss Mary Warwick is taking care
Of Mrs. John Harvill since her .
daughter Mrs. Ell Gulick had to &c
home to attend to matters at home.
Mrs. Harvill, has been sick nearly
four weeks and is slowly, but we
hope surely recovering from a very
severe attack of pneumonia.
The faithful stork left a nice big
girl baby at the home Of Chas.
Ruckdashel, last week. They are
planning to go to Canada some time
in April, Walter Glass and Walter
Gulick have both sold out and are
talking of going west this spring.
Miss Vina Brierley is a good and
efficient helper in the Jno. HarvilI
home during the illness of his wife.
Len Scott shipped one car of
swine Monday.
Sam Brodt of phone fame ordered
a car of poles delivered at Bagley
station.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Radge visited
her mother, Mrs. Caroline Gulick
on her rs birthday.
Oswald and Will Calklns hauled
and hacked ice all night last week.
What caused the rush was sudden
thaw, it certainly was a unique and
weird sight to see the crystal blocks
flashing IN the moonlight as load
after load passed.
DIR. Mecum bought he Chas.
Glass farm, and Glass chased
the Dr's fine residenC
Mecum will perhaps
next summer.
Last week the stork ST
the Jud WilEer home al
fine specimen of the feminl
der.
Rev. KiIdow had bush
Prairie du Chen Wednesday.
Citizens of the Hub, Sheriff G
Harry Brown, and Assistant
Brockert were all doing business
Bagley last week. We think
deal of all three of these men, a
If G.. j. BrOckert is as popular
other towns in the county as
this corner of the woods, he "
sure be our next county Supt.
Schools.
Miss Carrie Gasner who ha
travelled with an opera troup 70
several months, reached home las
Saturday.
Fred Wilson and wife of Little
Grant was the guests Saturday and
Sunday in the home of cousin j. T.
Clifton, our hardware dealer,
Clyde Cummings, while wrestling
threw his ankle out Of place last
week, He is laid up for repairs at
Elmer Cooks.
Wonders will never seace, Wy
abusing has went and gone and
organized a full fedge brass band,
and Billy Hart, the we'll known
ball player and musician is their
chosen leader.
Jesse Winter and wife, of La
Crosse, are here on visit. Jesse
will do some hunting.
Howard Shrake, rail reader sta
toned at Elgin, ILL.,, is here on q
visit with his parents and relatives.
Mrs. M. Pace spent few days in
Dubuque recently.
Little four year old Mariei Calkins,
had four girls to eat supper with
her, nice cake and four candles.
Mamma and papa made her pres
ent of $3.50, which the little tot
wisely deposited in the Bagley state
bank.
MISS Hampton Of Glen Haven
was few days guest of Miss Edith
Plondke last week.
Mrs. Laura Stake, OF Brownsville,
Mimi, was here for two weeks to
see her aged mother, Mrs. Mariah
Pitser.