Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-05-11
BAGLEY.

1he State Bank examiner was here
and found our State Bank all o K.
The Bagley NJ. E. church collected
two cases of eggs for the Methodist
hospital in Chicago. Hortense Maggie,
Hazel Shrake and Huldah Hodge did
most of the soliciting.
Miss Matte Bedward helper at
Burlington hotel spent sunday visit
ing in Wyalusing.
Will Hamilton, of Hazelton was
doing business in town last Friday.
Mrs. W. F. Glass and Mrs. Chas.
Calkins took an auto ride to Bloom
ington last Thursday, made the trip
home nicely in one hour, 10 miles.
Stevens, Hub banker. accompanied
by his nephew Clark, we're in town
Friday, in the bankers fine auto
mobile.
Our school did not have anything
special on Arbor ana Bird day.
Hugh Hazen is having a cement
walk in front of his residence by
the way his wife and little daughter
have beeen quite i'll with tonsilitis
John Nagle Jr., has been on the
sick list.
Miss Virgo Scott, of Bloomington,
was caller at the John NagIe home
last Friday she rides horse back and
enjoys it greatly.
Geo. Willard took a load Friday to
Lancaster in his auto from Hazleton
they were to take part in the con-
test.
Jerry Day wishes to say he has
some fine young walnut trees to SELL
Miss Ida Beiderman. our dressmaker
will soon occupy rooms on Main
street.
Mrs. Allie Storrs and daughter, of
Fennimore. was here to visit her
sister Mrs. j. P. Jenkins. Later
Allie Joined his wife here; his wife
left for home next day and the warden
went to Dubuque to &c this boat. left
there for repairs.
Mrs. Fred Ruckdaschel had runa-
way last week; she had been to town,
just out of town she undertook to
raise her parasol, the horse took fright
and ran losing control of the horse,
she threw her child out then she
jumped, but fell in a way that she
was bruised by the wheels: the child
was picked up with a slight cut on
the head, but neither of them were
seriously hurt.
The Game Warden says million
dollars worth of fish was taken from
( Mississippi river last year, be-
cen Dubuque and Lake Peppin
many have no conception of the
magnitude of the traffic.
Mrs. John Sedlmayr and Mrs. John
p Jenkins. as is their custom, ct
tended Grandma Shrake's 9th ami
versary of her birthday. at Wyalusing.
Mrs. Shrake is the Oldest person in
WyalUsing townhip.
Marshall Scott and wife were in
town Saturday.
Ed. Borah and Miss Jones, Brodt-
Vile teachers were trading in Bagley
last Saturday.
Dan Cliff, of Hazelton, was here
Saturday.
Mr.. O'Connor, the optician, served
his customers at this point last week.
Will Remy is enjoying a visit
| from his sister Mrs. Kirshbaum of
Cassville.
The newly welded couple returned
to Bagley Sunday morning, attended
church and was charivaried in old
fashioned style. crisp 10 was handed
out and rable left. Later the ladies
gave them a serenade. Amelia bort
land the bride and Louis Eouser the
groom are still liked and very popular
and numerous friends ana admirers
all join in wishing them prosperity
and happiness.
Howard Sharke who has been in a
helpless condition for nearlysa year,
hurt by being run over by a locomo-
tive is, at times, so optimistic and
cheerful that he is a marvel to his
friendss His back was broken by the
accident and while the medical
faculty has but little hope yet the
poor sufferer thinks he will be all
right yet. -
P0TOSI.