Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-04-29
BAGLEY.


full Easter sermon. The Sunday
school was we'll attended and the
church decorated nicely with flow
ers.
One hundred Odd Fellows met at
their hall in Brodtville Saturday
before Ehster and had the usual
good time; 40 dozen eggs foated
down the red lane out of sight, 9TH
.er good things disappeared in like
manner.
Heinrich Lutz and Hans Naether,
Lutheran students ofDubuque,s spent
last week in the home of Mr.. aud
Mrs. PIondke. Paul Kumpf a grad
uste has charge of a church at
junction City, Wis.
Geo. Wiuter, Resell Willard, and
their wives we're guests of the Chas.
Calklns home Easter morning, for
breakfast.
Tn good folks of Bagley, Hazel
ton and Brodtville shipped 40 dozen
eggs TO the Wesley Hospital. Chi
cage. For which they received the
heartfelt thanks of the inmates of
that institution.
Jerry Day and wife visited last
week one day with their daughter
Mrs. R Willard
VIM. Dawson, employed in the
bottllng works at Potosi, got his
hand badly lacera ed by bursting
bottle. He improved the lay off 10
visit friends in Bagley
Will Calkins employed in Mime
apolis, returned to Bagley week
ago Sunday. Mr.. Calkins is the
genial host of the Hotel Burlington
The hotel garden supplied the
table with nice mess OF asparagus,
April goth.
Jacob Beer. who likes things
about home to look nice, has new
lot of cement walks about his
premises.
Ed. Theissa and wife, who visited
here, returned to their home in
Davenport, Iowa, last Tuesday.
John Millin, was in Bagley to
visit uncle WINS folks, last week.
Miss Matte Bedford, teacher in
the Sunday school, entertained her
class Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Henry Gratz, of Brodtville,
and her mother, a visitor from
Stltzer, spent Thursday with Mr..
and Mrs. E Clifton, of Bagley.
Peter Garner and wife attended
the funeral of Mrs. Gamers father,
who died in Sluk county.
Otto Oswald was called last week
to attend the funeral of his aged
mother at Wauzeka.
Jud WILDER, Monroe Jacobs, Geo.
Urine and Geo. Hill, professional
fishermen in the vicinity of Bagley,
are shipping fish by the ton. The
Johns and many others angle, not
so much for profit as the fun of 1t.
Keen, Hamilton and others this
season will travel some fine blooded
stations.
Fred Miller Jr., has raised his
house 20 inches and will have
basement under the whole house.
Fred is hustler and his masOns,
Chas. Tr1ne and L. Dawson, under
stand their regular business
Ed. Gulick, wife and son Charley,
were down from BroGtville Satur-
day, trading and visiting. While
here Ed. dropped in to the barber
shop and had quite close shaue.
Ladies Aid Society meets next
with Mrs. Gordon Pitser.
Our pastor, Rev. Hooking, was
called TO attend a funeral of a
friend at Minneapolis, and returned
via Rhinelander, Wis, to see his
family, having not moyed his family
to Patch Grove yet.
Rev. John Evans, son in law OF
our esteemed furniture dealer, VIM.
Winter, is now located in a new
home at Prairie du Chen.
Ira Willard, operator at Mozart
ney, came up to see his folks last
Sunday.
The late beautiful sunshine has
been broken by several days OF
cloudy cool wet weather. If we
should get hard frost at this stage
of fruit development, great damage
would result.
Lovers of boat riding on the Mis-
sissippi, will remember a ferry boat
makes regular trips between Wya-