Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-08-24
BAGLEY.


this way Saturday some of the hail
was large as walnuts.
I. b. Anderson left here to visit
his friends in Woodman and Green
River
A son Of Sam Irons was here to see
old friends in Bagley. The family
will soon move from Brownsville.
Mimi, to Dakota.
Mrs. Ray Gully was IN town look
ing quite we'll for one that has been
SO near deaths door.
Bryon Patch and family were down
trading last Thursday. They are on
the prosperous list.
/ Miss Margie VoIkert, clerking in
Calkins store, was in Madison two
day last week.
Herbert Morrissey and his mother
spent a few days last week with
Bagley relatives.
Jim Harvill and wife were in town
Friday their son Ben is now out in
Montana for the benefit Of his health.
Postmaster Shrake is visiting his
daughter Mrs. Chas Grimesy and
family Of Patch Grove.
The F. M. wager family and the
Browns all went fishing last Friday
and to think Friday is an unlucky
day. We want F M. to join the
annanias club but he won't listen, he
saws his neighbor has dog that will
climb up tree to get a ground hog.
A bull not in China shop but on
our streets the other evening made the
women and children scud for home.
We took dinner with Mr.. and Mrs.
Culver on the great ranch owned by
W. G. Forehand last Friday Their
cream test this season was 40 to 48
and having the advantage of the
finest spring house in the country,
Mrs. Culver makes fine quality of
butter; all their crops look fine, stock
looking we'll.
Mrs. Gus Orr, nee Plondke, had
fierce experience with two large
rattle snakes in her cellar. Her meu
folks were away md the dog barked
in the cellar window. Mrs. Orr peeked
down and saw two big rattlers. Not
daring to tackle the serpents, she
phoned to her nearest neighbor. He
came with a stick that broke killing
the first one, Emma handed down
another stick and the other was killed !;
they had each 10 rattles; this is the
third snake in the Orr cellar this
summer We have heard of lots Of
rattlers killed this season along the
Mississippi bluffs. Culver's boys
killed two around their place each
with 10 rattles.
H. G. Kuenster of Glen Haven
and W. c. Hymer, Of Platteville,
were in town Friday. Hymer as you
all know is q candidate for sheriff and
would be thankful for your support at
the polls. Why not give Hymer a
boost.
Mrs. Caroline Gulick, who spent
two weeks at the pleasant home Of
her daughter, Mrs James Boarman,
Stockholm, Wis, is now resting with
her daughter Alice Hodge Bagley.
An auto load attended the ice cream
social at Brodtville last Friday even
ing.
Miss Matte Bedward is back at
work in the hotel after a two weeks
visit at home.
Verge Scott and her sister, to Min
neapolis; W. F. Lindeman and Alma
Beiderman, Lacrosse Miss Ida Beider.
man, Prairie du CHEN; Mrs. Sarah
Gillispie, Woodman and Mrs. Geo.
Hess, of Monttort, went north on
Wednesday.
Slattery, the agent for Dubuque
Telegraph Herald, was in town last
week.
Rob Shepherd started Sunday to
join his son out in Dakota with the
Bill Thiessa thIeshing crew.
John G. Keller, game warden, is
now out in Vernon county looking up
the business.
Mrs. Eli Millin fell down the cellar
stairs and was badly bruised up.
Walter HarviIl is now having two
weeks off to visit friends in Dakota.
Washburn, operator, has a six
weeks lay and Ira Willard fills mis-
place.
A young man we call Alfred Maker.
married a girl by the name of Baker.
The groom no doubt will be very we'll
fed, baker you know makes good
bread.
Mrs. j. T. Clifton and her mother