Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-09-19
BAGLEY.
Special Correspondence to the Herald.

to take home.
Len Scott, our stock buyer. took
trip to Winnipeg, Can, TO visit his
brother Guy. Up there wheat will go
about go to 60 bushels to the acre.
The flowing we'll is still great won
der. Potatoes will be big crop. Len
saw one tuber that weighed five
pounds; wouldn't that make Pat
dancer They have had frost every
month in eyear and yet it is a great
country.
Mrs. Del Boorman, Of Stockholm,
Wis, Mrs. Jennie Patten and Mrs.
Church, of Boscobel were recent Bag
ley visitors.
Mrs. w F. Lindemann was in Du-
buque week visiting relatives.
Will Runy and wife while on their
way to Bloomington fair took in Glen
Haven and North Andover.
Otto Oswold. Bernard Cathman, Ross
Trim, Edgar Jacob and others have
returned from the harvest fields of Da-
kota.
Geo. Cooms Of North Andover spent
few days rs guets of Will Reuny.
Mrs. Sedlmays entertained niece
from Gutenberg La. She went home
Saturday.
Joe Orr and wife and Mrs. II. L.
Harvey left here Sunday to visit Dee
Orr in Washington.
School opened here Monday, Sept.
18th with carefully selected corpse of
teachers.
Last week Sylvia Havill, Mile and
Rosetta Beard visited at the Peter
Bloom home on a farm near Glen
Haven.
Chas and John Havill shipped two
carloads of extra fine cattle to Chicago
last week.
John Havill ST. and Gusta Havill
made a buineSs trip to Chicago this
week.
Grand IA Gulick was agreeably sur
prised en- she returned from visit
to find 4er daughter, Mrs. Dee Boor-
man and Jennie Patten, visitors for
the time being: they had things to
rights and had the house slicked up
In fine shape.
q and attended the Bloomington
fair Thursday and Friday and found a
big crowd of people, with good wealth
er, fine patronage, an unusually large
exhibit. and other attractions-well
up in Geo. Must have given perfect
satisfaction and to the society 6nan
cial swingout. The wild animal show
made hit.
Lillian Urine greatly enjoyed her
8th birthday. Eight little girls
helped her have a good time. U and 1
got there just in time to get nice
slice of water melon.
Thomas Jones and wife and Mrs.
Laura Slack of Brownsville, Mimi,
are having a good time with friends
and relatives in Bagley.
Oh say did you ind little boys
coat anywhere between Bagley and the
Bloomington fair2 If you did, you
should send it to little Russell Hus-
ton, the harness Maker son, or hang
it on the left hand corner of heonew
moon.
The wife of Jay Rockwell of Brodt-
vile, died Sept. IL at her home. De-
ceased has been a great sufferer for
many months, and her death was only
a question of time. Her funeral took
place Monday, Sept. IA. A number
from here attended
The principal, Mr.. Huston, is rapidly
getting our schools in proper shape to
make a good showing this year. Good
dicipline and hard study will be the
rule and not the exception.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilson of Little
Grant. spent Sunday with the Clifton
family of Bagley.
John Pace of Rutlege, Wis, spent
few days with his uncle, Mich Pace.
Then his sister Trixy came up also
ana enjoyed a visit.
Mrs. Will Day, after a visit at the
Frank Day home in Garnivillo, Iowa,
crossed over to visit friends in Bagley.
Oh pshaw-to think that we did not
just hear of it before-why, bless
you, they have got fine little eight
weeks old hoy baby over at Capt.
Ready's already.
After a month S vacation. our Ep-
worth League resumed work again
last Sunday evening.
A nice shower land the dust here
last Sunday. A greater downpour is