Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-01-05
BAGLEY.

Special Correspondence to the Herald.
Miss Emma PIondke, teacher in
Little Grant, and Miss Lulu Glass
in a music school, Dubuque, spent
Christmas at home.
Wayland Patten and Clyde Elan
burg, of Boscobel. were here Christ
mas and took dinner with Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Hodge.
The Herald Christmas check
reached me all right, and the editor
has our thanks; hoping that he and
all the Herald readers may enjoy a
happy New Year.
Rev. Bearmore will hold Sunday
school institute in Bagley at the M.
E. church Tuesday and Wednesday,
Jan. II and IL; all interested are
cordially invited.
Elmer Cook and two children of
Caliums, Ia, spent Christmas at the
parental home in Bagley.
Frank Johl and family. of Med
berry, N. D., came back to spend the
holidays once more at the old home.
J Henry Cook son of Alvin Cook,
now occupies rooms recently vacated
by Rev. Willard.
Master Ralph Calkins struts around
with a new watch and feels as big as
his brother ARGUS.
Jacob Beer and wife spent Christ
mas with Lacrosse relatives.
If you hurry up you Zig farmers,
who often buy. up young cattle to feed !;
Dr. Mecum, near Bagley, on his farm
has 60 head to sell. "a word to the
wise is sufficient -
The 10th birthday Of Abe Key, Dec.
2Sth, will long be remembered as a
very pleasant affair. His children
were all present and most of the
grand children. A superb dinner of
chicken and other good things, was
partaken of by the happy group. The
children presented father. with a
dandy Morris chair.
A card from Walt Glass, Bellfield,
N. D., sends Christmas greetings to
all their Bagely friends.
Fred Luber has rented the Bagley
farm and moved in this week. Fred
will batch until his sister, Mrs. r.
j. O'Toole gets back from visiting
her sister in Idaho
Tom Iorns and family of Browns.
dale. Mimi, are all here to make a
good visit.
Green and Donnelly shipped stock
from here last week.
Miss Meta Calkins, in school at
Dubuque, came up last Wednesday to
make relatives in Bagley visit.
Miss Huldah Hodge was in poor
health few days, but will soon be
we'll. Her birthday party was postponed
for a week. Her sister Mae 'Brockert
should try and be present.
The dance in the City hall Tuesday
night was a very fine affair." about 40
couples took supper gotten up by
Mrs Will Remy.
The ice harvest is on Geo. Winter,
o. J. Oswald and Others will pack
large quantities this season.
Louis Oswald, who was threatened
with another attack of pneumonia
is rapidly on the gain again.
Last Thurday a mail pouch thrown
from fast train. fell back under the
wheels of the car and was ground
almost to powder. In such cases who
should pay the damages?
CLANCY ST. les, accompanied by Mrs.
Alfred JackIey, nee Eva Bailey, came
from Dakota on a visit.
Walt Taylor, a farmer. was in
town to consult DR.. Mecum about a
sore on his hand, last Friday.
December certainly was a record
breaker, as far as plenty of snow and
cold weather is concerned.
Wood is cheap here co impaired to
many inland towns.
The shippings demand is poorer
than for many years. The more
general use of coal is thought to be
the main reason.
Those capitalists seeking good in
vestments should come and look this
Location over; a brick yard and can
ming factory we want Clay, sand,
wood and water without limit. This
valley contains hundreds of acres of
the richest soil, located on splendid
railroad. What we need is money,
energy and push. to make Bagley the
gem city of southwest Grant.
SPRING VALLEY.