Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-01-19
AROUND THE COUNTY
BAGLEY.

If it keeps on showing we will
have TO take the plan of little mole
and travel underneath instead of over
land. 'Pretty soon now already. -
Our tax collector will be at
WyaIusing village to collect taxes,
Feb. 4th and at Neidemyer's, near
Bridgeport, Feb. 9Th, don't forget.
After spending a couple of weeks
in Bagley, Miss Elsie Dixon returned
to her aunt's. Mrs. A. E. Cooley, of
Mt Hope, Sunday. Harrison Oswald
drove to Mt. Hope accompanied by
Mrs P. Jenkins Miss Elsie Dixon,
Mrs. Nellie Havill and children !;
although somewhat cold for comfort,
yet they all had a very enjoyable
days visit.
Lewis Glass, one of our oldest and
highly respected citizens, SO years
old, is reported to be in extremely
delicate health. Howard Shrake and
old Mr.. Winters are still on the
doubtful sick list.
The Ladies' Aid will meet this
Friday with Mrs. Clara Brodt; all are
cordially invited to attend this meet
ing.
Mrs Jacob Beer, receiving medical
treatment at La Crosse, came home
last Thursday somewhat improved in
health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Cook are
spending few days with friends at
Cassville this week.
Mich Pace and wife got home
Thursday from visit with relatives
at O'Neil, Neb., INSTRUCTED roads cut
their visit short.
Frank Ripper and wife are visiting
friends at Gutenberg, Ia.
Henry Ruckdaschel and Joseph
Roth are pushing the wood hauling
they are plucky and bound to keep the
roads open.
Guy Urine and bride, who spent
several weeks in Platteville retained
to be employed on the Chas Trine
farm this season.
We visited the Markley farm near
town one day last week. We found
L. L. Markley, wife and two chill
dren. the sons father and mother all
living happily together on the big 200
acre farm; their crops were fairly
good last season and will no doubt do
better next season. Hogs and cows
will be a speciality. They are ex-
cellent neighbors and very industrious,
which is usually sure index riof
future prosperity.
Lou Stagman, our steam saw mill
man, has recently added feed mill.
Now you can get your feed ground
and take load of lumber back with
you; great convenience, see?
Eli Mlllin was suddenly called to
Arlington, Iowa. because OF the ILL
ness of his daughter. Mrs. Warren
Wood.
Mrs Lena Ruckdaschel spent
week or so with friends at Gutten-
berg, la Ste says she had dandy
good visit.
John G. Keller. cur recently ap-
pointed Game Warden, has been quite
busy in northern part of the state
looking up violators Of the game laws
Jay Rockwell and the expert
electrician on the peoples line put in
phone at the Ed Volkert home.
By the way Mr.. Rockwell says any
one wanting a 1900 battery, can get
them by calling at central, Bagley.
A card from Mr.. and Mrs. John
Iorns, says they reached their home at
Woonsocket, South Dakota, all right
after some delay occasioned by storms
and billiards. 100
Miss Huldah Hodge, who had spent
a few days of vacation with country
friends, drove down Friday with
Clarence Quick.
When you want American wire
fencing call on VIM. MIllin. He
keeps it by the car load.
If you want cheap overcoat you
buy in July, and now is the time to
get cheap wheeled rig Geo. Hodge
has good second hand buggy to sell.
\ The diphtheria scare is over and
.ehool will open Monday and so will
Sunday school, church and other
meetings go on as usual
lust this moment Ed. Gulick,
daughter and Miss Jones, teacher at
Broltville, just reached our bungalow
to hive sleigh.
FLORA.