Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-11-09
BACLEY.


Special Correspondence to the Herald.
Ira. Willard, operator here, has been
changed to Maiden Rock, and Johnson
Of charm, takes his place; a rail
roader is something like a soldier, he
must 20 where they wish to send him.
We spent a few hours in orr school
last Friday. This was our first
visit during this term and mus say
we were we'll pleased with the out
look. Prof Bowen, assisted by Miss
Mclaughlin keeps things moving
nicely. Miss Mueller has charge of
intermediate, and Miss Lizzie Nagle,
the primary. Both teachers we'll fitted
for the responsible positions We
think the electors Of the district are
convinced Of the necessity Of a num-
Ger one school and will take no
backward step in thefuture
Last Friday the ladies' aid met with
Mrs. E. 0. Patch and had a good
meeting. Receipts amounted to about
S.. The next meeting will be with
Mrs. John HarvilI Date will be
given later on.
Fred Patch, we understand sold his
farm and has purcashed the Peter
Gasner home in Bagley. While We
are sorry to lose Peter yet are glad to
welcome such good citizens as the
Patch family.
November was ushered in with
quite severe weather. lots Of potatoes
to dig yet and other fall work.
Harry Harvill is very much pleased
over the advent of that dear little
girl baby. Now they have two girls
and that is a fine start Harry.
Royal Neighbo gave fine social
and supper at their hall hallowe en-
night.
Cornelius Knutson Of Ferryville,
Wis, is now our blacksmith. Hugh
Razen, former owner, will try farm
ing, Now let US see that the new
man has plenty of work He has a
family to support and will need your
triendllness as we'll as your patronage.
Master Kenneth Oakley has gone to
stay with his aunt at Minneapolis,
hoping thereby to regain his failing
health.
Geo. Harris and Will Thornton
purchased so head OF cattle this week.
They we've weighed at Bagley some
will be shipped and remainder kept
and fed on the farm.
Willard and Boarman bought three
veal calves, dressed them and shipped
tosChicago Thursday.
A. w. Kopp delivered a fine speech
here Nov. 3. Sorry SO few got out
to hear him The high grade students
Of our school listened to this in
structive and entertaining address.
j. T. Day. Supt. of public works at
Lacrosse, arrived in Bagley last
Thursday.
L. G. Herrintgon, auctioneer of
Richland Center, was in Bagley last
Saturday. to cry the big sale of stock,
hay and grain of DR.. Mecum. The
day was cold and the crowd less than
usual at a big sale. The auctioneer
made good impression on our peo-
pie. Not only as a crier Of sales.
but a good worker for the moral up
lift of the community
Lost-A voice. between Patch
Grove and Bagley last Saturday night
The finder will please leave it at the
Calkins store and receive reward
We wish to thank out boys for do
ing so little damage Hallowe en-
night. Innocent pranks are adinis-
sible, but to destroy or injure property
should be discouraged everywhere.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Key spent most
Of last week with their daughter, Mrs.
Fred Boothe at Patch Grove.
Lee and Myron Pace are now en-
ployed in an automobile factory at
Milwaukee.
Albert sohnee recently re,roofed his
residence in Bagley.