Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-12-02
BAGLEY.

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blustery. Some had family dinner In
town, while others joined their rela-
tives out in the country. Notably /:
j. I. Clifton's. Chas Trine's and l..
Dawson's in town. Dinners: Del
Morrissey, Mary Calkins, John Gasner
and many others.
The Thanksgiving program in the
primary was very nice and entertain
ing. The pains taken by Miss Voss,
teacher, was evidenced by a we'll
ordered program large number of
spectators were preser
An old fashione, thunder storm
struck Bagley Wednesday, between 4
and o'clock p. LII.
Scott and Clark shipped hogs and
cattle Thursday.
Last Friday Frank Derby, Vina
Briefly and Meta Calkins went to
Wyalusing on the way freight.
Last Wednesday, Nov. IS. Mr.. and
Mrs. John HarvilI celebrated their
silver wedding. Many nearby rels-
tives were present and Mrs. Dick
-O'Toole, of Chicago, a sister of Mrs.
Harvill was present; she presented
her sister with a costly silver table
SET BY the way Mrs. O'Toole passed
over to Z & the cigars her husband
requested her to hand Mr.. Harvill.
Mrs. Harvill had with her that day
two sisters and three brothers.
Last Sunday Miss Olive Keller gave
a dinner in honor of the other teachers
and county workers in our school, and
such a dinner it would be hard to
beat First course oysters, second
roast goose and cranberry sauce.
third fruit salad and lots of other
good things.
Mrs. n. E. Storrs, of Fennimore,
was a guest last week of her sister.
Mrs John p Jenkins, of Bagley.
VIM. Luber, of Savanna, ILL.,, was
present on the occasion of his sister S
silver wedding.
Last week Mrs Karrier took the
train for her home in Chicago. Mrs.
Jacob Beer, Mrs. Alice Hodge on the
same train to Cassville and Miss Lulu
Glass far as Dubuque.
Mrs. J. NJ. Harville and little
daughter returned to Lacrosse last
Tuesday; the same train took Mr..
Will Remy, our barber, to ST. Paul
to consult an eminent physician.
Pete Gasner made his hens cosy
nice scratching room. Pete says if
you want eggs make the hens scratch
for living we'll fed idle hen never
lays.
Miss Ada Grimesey and sister
Delpha, of Glen Haven, Walt Glass
and little son Buster Brown, of Bell
field, North Dakota, are here on a
visit. Walt says they like the country
all right and expect to set their stakes
for good.
Walt Shrake. section foreman at
Savanna, Ill came up last week TO
visit his parents and other relatives.
Last week Ed Hemple, of Glen
Haven paid visit to his wife who is
still in the hospital since the operation
that she recently had to undergo.
Last report she was getting along all
right.
J. E. Carter, whose tragic death
occurred in that collision near East
Dubuque. cast gloom over the whole
community. He was the husband OF
Lizzie Habberman, of Cassville, a
we'll known family of that place.
DIR. Mecum is entertaining a nephew
from Richland Center
Will Patch will run a medicine
wagon in Grant county for the Nc
Conuon Medicine Co. of Winona.
Our school closed Friday evening
and will open again the following
Monday. The teachers all to be at
home on Thanksgiving day.
The old soldiers held their monthly
meeting at the home of comrade John
Maggie.
A very pretty social affair took
place Nov. 22nd, at the home of Mr..
and Mrs John q. Keller; when their
daughter Olive, teacher in our
school, invited the other teachers, Miss
Mclaughlin, Anna Voss and cousin
Lulu, music teacher. Prof. Huston,
Jesse Key. clerk in the Geo. Glass
store, and Mr. Washburn, operator for
the G. B. & Q. to take dinner, which
was a three course swell affair. First,
oyster soup with the usual side dishes,
second, roast goose aud cranberry
sauce, third, fruit Said and coffee.
celery and many other dainties. After