Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-10-05
BAGLEY.
Jurisprudence to the Herald.

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the E. E. Culver home in Bagley last
week. also /. L. Culver, wife and
daughter of Platteville.
E E. Culver and sons assisted by
the Markley's are filling their big
new concrete silo; Saturday the Gull
ver's helped the Markley's cut up
corn to get ready for the shredder.
Because of cheaper land here, we are
getting a fine lot of citizens from
Platteville. They seem to be all
good Industrious citizens,
Mrs Winter now has a complete
assortment of fall and winter millin.
cry. Prices and styles to suit the
most aesthetic.
Mrs. Geo. Grouert of Prairie du
Chen is an honored guest of Mrs.
VIM. Winter of Bagley
Mabin Wager, Frank Millin and
Edna Wager, were Bagley visitors Sun
day. They like good people attended
church and while here were guests of
Miss Hazel Shrake.
Mrs. Bert Jacobs and child of
Waterloo, Ia, spent few days visit
ing the parental home
W.T.. Kuntz IF Correctionville, Ia.
was in town Friday. Mr.. Kuntz and
wife came to Wyalusing because of
the extreme illness of his wife s
mother, Mrs. Marrel. Kuntz has a
valuable farm near Souix City, Iowa.
Mrs. E. q. White, of Stoddard,
Wis. is now guest in the home of
. & in Bagley. She is the mother
of Mrs. J. M. Harvill, we'll known
agent on the G. B. & @, located at
present at Bay City, Wis.
Mrs. Tom Clifton and son from
Raleigh, Ind, are visiting relatives
here and on Little Grant On her
way home will stop off at Glen Haven
and Chicago.
Dr.. Mecum, wife and son Jesse. are
at Richland Center and Lone Rock.
while there will attend the County
fair.
Manson Shepherd who was working
at Sisseton. South Dakota, came home
Wednesday says they had cold snap
up there that froze Ice inches thick.
He thought it time to get back to old
Wisconsin. No frost yet even up to
Oct lst.
Miss Meta Calkins on her way from
Nelson. Wis, to attend school at
Dubuque, stopped off here to visit her
relatives
Mrs. Alice Hodge, receiving treat
ment at the Prairie sanitarium is ex.
pected home about this Saturday.
Quarterly meeting here Thursday,
Oct. 6, Supt. Bauchop will be present
Rev. Hooking met a nephew at
Bridgeport, who arrived from Eng
land. When the lad only Is years old
landed at Quebec. was stopped and
about to be sent back when his uncle
vouched for him. he then without
further trouble was passed along
Hugh Hazen sold his blacksmith
stand IN Bagley to man from Ferry
vile, Wis, and now Hugh thinks he
will try farming.
DR., Mecum sold his farm to
Platteville man and now our popular
physician will devote more time to
his practice.
Tom and Jim Nagle and two sisters
Mary and Jenett, are now located at
Yakima, Washington. They sent
their father, John Maggie, of Bagley
nice specimens of fruit raised on
their place. Now the old people
would like to sell their beautiful
home in Bagley and go out there to De
with their children.
Mrs. g.. F. GLASS;. wife of a Bag
ley merchant is in very poor health
We all hope and pray that this fine
young woman may soon regain her
former good health.
Miss Nellie Luber, of Chicago is
now here visiting the Huser family
Mr.. Slattery, the Dubuque newspa-
per agent was in town last week.
Alfred Fassbinder who works his
farm at Brodtville, is now taking
treatment at the sanitarium for
rheumatism.
Miss Annie Oldes and lady friend
of Dubuque spent few days here
With frinds.
Miss Jessie Reddy. niece of Mrs.
John Rarville, visited relatives here
and in Iowa. Miss Jessie has been
assistant post mistress at Alma, Wis,
many years and seldom gets vaca
ton, but we love to have her come
and we say come again Jessie
San Clark. recently returned from