Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-08-22
BAGLEY.
orrespondence to the Herald.

tion girl baby at Kay Gully s. III
Brodtville. Her great great great
Grandmother is 90 years old, and
still able to do most of her house
work. She lives with her married
son in the historic town of Wyalus-
ing.
Mrs. Warren Wood, nee Millin, OF
Fayette, Ia, spent over a week with
her parents in Bagley and sister at
Hazeltown and relatives at Patch
Grove. and the Woods out on the
Prairie; Sunday reunion OF the
family took place at the parental
home in Bagley.
Dentist H. 81. Hancock recently
located at Bloomington solicits
share Of patronage.
johnson has a fine baby boy at his
house.
The soldiers monthly meeting took
place at the home of Comrade Cook
of Bagley. The next meeting will be
with Hank Fosbinder, of Brodtville.
]. T. Clifton took a business trip
to Cassville Saturday and returned
Sunday.
Chas Willard is having his
new barn painted.
Miss Marie Day and sister Laura,
are guests of Resell Willard and
the Calkins family.
Tod and Palmer, camping along
the river from Boscobel, are doing
some painting and decorating OF
houses in Bagley. Mr.. Tod is surely
an expert at the work.
Miss Carrie Wolf, niece of Geo.
Hausler is here from Gutenberg; she
left Thursday.
Mrs. T. A. Huston was to see her
sister, Mrs. Andrew Anderson of
Wyalusing last week.
Harold Hagen, of Mt. Hope is on
a visit to see his uncle Hugh, our
Bagley blacksmith.
Joe Hauk Palmer's folks took out
to the farm a nice large lawn swing,
purchased of J. 7. Clifton.
At the Millin reunion Sunday we
happened along just in time to have
a dish of ice cream.
Lee Calb and wife IF Patch Grove
were down Sunday to see Ed Theissa
and wife of Davenport, La. ON visit.
That young man who started for
the dance and rode over one OF the
striped gentry, concluded not to at
tend the dance. He was too badly per-
fumed mp with perfume out of the
wrong bottle.
Miss Ida Beiderman is giving lessons
in dressmaking at Potosi.
Sam Millin who runs a threshing
outfit says it is poor pay this year,
grain turns out poor.
Miss Pearl Harvill, of Mt. Hope,
took the train here last week for her
sisters home in Nebraska.
The beautiful camping grounds on
Lake Plondke is hereafter to be known
as Forehand Park. in honor of the
Platteville real estate dealer. Mr..
Forehand intends to expend consid
cradle sum in improving and beauti-
flying the grounds.
Since the dreuth was broken, plenty
of moisture and heat will insure the
corn crop and the farmers begin to
wear the accustomed smile.
A. Temper, an old retired factory
man was here last week to visit
Louie Glass and others who furnished
stave bolts for his stave factory years
ago.
Miss Lulu Glass had two lady
friends of Dubuque visit her last
week.
This morning Rev. Hooking and
myself visited the home of j. Fl.
Daley, who had a IL months old child
badly burned by placing her hands on
a hot stove while her the mother was
absent only a few moments.
Miss Alta Shrake, of Savanna, ILL.,.
is guest at the home of her grand
parents of Bagley.
Ed Beiderman will take trip into
Dakota and stop off to see friends in
Iowa.
Last week Fred Patch lost a horse
blanket and a patch was on the
blanket, and patch and all belonged
to Patch, SO if you have it return
patch and all to Patch.
Mrs Kilpatric, Of Minneapolis, is
here on her annual visit to see her
cousin, Mary Calkins. of Bagley, and
sister, Mrs. Jno. Anderson, of Patch
Grove.