Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-09-21
BAGLEY.


Special Correspondence to the Herald.
E. NJ. Patterson of Dubuque, came
up Friday to attend the funeral of his
cousin, Krete Iorns, of Brownsville,
Mimi, who died at her home, aged 10
years. Her remains was placed in
the Brodtville cemetery, Friday, Rev.
Hooking officiating,
Louie Oswald, who went west a
few weeks ago for the benefit of his
health, got back Wednesday, He
says the air was too damp. How is
that. the air in Dakota is usually dry
and said to be very healthfui.
Walt Hemple, our great bee raiser,
has made several shipments Of honey
| this season.
The old vets of the Civil war will
meet with Comrade Hank Fossbinder,
Wednesday, Sept. 81. The families
and war widows all join in these
meetings. Hank will treat to the
grapes.
Mrs, Chas. Amber. of Wyalusing
was in town calling on friends last
Thursday.
Mrs. Carrie O'Toole, of Bagley, en-
tertained lady friend from Chicago
last week
John Brierley, who moved to
Lamesa. Calf, several years ago says
Grape day will be big thing in the
Escondido valley. Eight tons of the
finest kind of Muscgtel grapes will be
fed to the thousands that assemble at
the jubilee; after every zone eats all
they can, they can take 2 pound box
of them home. John says that's the
way they do in California.
Mrs Dan Taylor, aged 80 years, died
at her home in Bloomington last Mon
day or Tuesday night. Her funeral
was held at the house Friday, Rev.
Hooking officiating Mrs Taylor was
good Christian woman, but had been
an invalid many months.
Mrs Tom Clifton. sister. in. law of
Enos Clifton of Bagley was here to
visit her nome in Raleigh, Ind. She
was accompanied by one con they
stayed about a week.
Henry Cook, son of Alvin Cook of
Bagley got back with his family from
DAKOTA He was quite SICK out there
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try his luck here again. .,
A postponed meeting of the Ladies
Aid society will come off sure. Next
Thursday, Sept %, at the home Of
Fred Moore in Brodtville.
Enos Clifton who was sick a few
days is getting around again.
Miss Lulu Glass has class of 80
pupils in music Miss Glass is a
good teacher.
John Glass. who graduated at
Watervilie Minnesota. and now at
home for vacation has found employ
ment in Minneapolis bank.
We are all pleased to have Rev.
Hooking send back on this circuit
again. He is the prime mover in the
erection of a fine M. E. church,
edltice at Patch Grove church to be
dedicated late this fail or winter.
Our school opened up Monday, the
18th with teachers as follows-E. w.
Bowen, principal; Miss Mclaughlin,
assistant: grade teachers, Lizzie
Nagle and Anna Mueller.
Mrs Elizabeth Wood of Cassville.
was here Thursday.
Tony Ready buried his 10 months
old child last Sunday. Funeral at
the M. E. church.
Arma Iorns and wife of Brownsville,
Mimi, was here last week on visit.
Will Calkins, of Nelson. Wis, was
here to see the relatives last Sunday.
Schrader shipped hogs from here
Monday
Mr.. Shires moved his family from
here to a little home on the Geo.
Harris place.
Ralph Foster, of Wyalusing was
down to get shaved and dandy hair
cut. Foster knows he must set a
tidy example for that fine boy that re-
Gently came to his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. J. Oswald took a
trip to Dubuque Friday afternoon.
Miss Susie Oswald keeps very
neat and up to date restaurant in
Bagley.
Our popular station agent, jim
Horn hey, having a two weeks lay off,
took his wife to Chicago to see the
sights and was with her folks in ILL
nois and they also attended the Mime
sofa State Fair. They witnessed the
flight CT two air ships and they saw