Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-09-28
BAGLEY.

Special Correspondence to the Herald.
Dan Miller of Brodtville is attend
ing school at Rockford, Ill. He is
taking a commercial course.
The soldiers meeting with com
rade Fassbender was a very pleasant
affair last Wednesday. About sc
helped to get away with a very
toOrhsome dinner. Comrade Fass-
bender gave all hands good treat
Of ripe grapes. Well every body ex-
pected a good time when they meet
with comrade Fassbender and of
course got it.
Leroy Jacobs iHvited his neigh
bors in the evening to help celebrate
his 81 birthday Music on violin,
organ and graphphone; ending up
with ice cream, cake and fruit
Mrs. W. A Vaughn of Wauzeka,
her son Fred Beach and wife OF
Milwaukee, relatives of Mrs. j. P.
Jenkins of Bagley, visited here last
week. Beach and wife will in a
few days settle down at Portland
Oregon.
Last Thursday union Ladies Aid
Society met at the comfortable
home of Fred Moore and wife of
Brodtville. Mr.. Editor you never
met with a happier tnrong. Just
think for a moment what it means
in behalf of the good shepherd, 100
ladies and score or more of men
and children. Delegations from
Patch Grove, Bagley and Hazelton,
some in automobiles and others in
carriages and some on legomobiles
But the ladies of Brodtville gave
them all they could eat for the
small sum of 10 cents.
Tom Boarman and wife of Kalis-
pell, Montana, are here to visit his
brother Les Boarman, and other
relatives.
Les Boarman, rural mail route
man had runaway last week near
the Wash farm. A road scraper
and wagon was left partly in the
road and the team frightened at the
scraper struck the wagon and broke
the buggy tongue and away they
went over mile before they could
be stopped. Now Mr.. Editor don't
you think it careless trick if not
an unlawful one to leave tools on
the highway, liable to brighten
passing teams.
Doc. Culver, everybody knows
Doc. He lives at Ellen boro, is an
old soldier of the Civil War, a mem
Der of Co. f. 7th Regiment of the
famous Iron Brigade. Well Doc is
an cid comrade of U & I and have
not met since the Wah. until yes
terday. He came to Bagley to visit
his brother, E. E Culver. 1t goes
without saying we we've glad to
meet each other after a lapse of so
many years One reason we never
met, the reunions that [ attended
Culver happened to miss Culver
will remain here but a few days,
necessarially his visit will be short.
Well Doc. come and see us some
time when you can't stay 80 long.
Jim Rarvill, Sr. has taken a trip
to see his daughter, Mrs. Dave
Burgess and his son Ben, who re-
Gently went there for his health.
Mrs. Louis Markley and two little
children got back from her Platte
vile visit. Her father Jacob Kar-
man came with her to fish and hunt
and have a visit with the men folks.
A soaking rain fell here Friday
night.
w. G. Forehand has his big silo
ready for Mr. E. E. Culver to fill;
Culver runs this big farm.
O'Connor, the optician, makes
regular trips and is we'll liked.
Lee Cobb and wife of Patch Grove
we're here Wednesday. Colo return
ed the same day but his wife will
remain a few days longer.
Ida Beiderman was in Prairie du
Chen on business last Wednesday
The same day Miss Meta Oswald
had some work done on her teeth
at McGregor, Iowa.
Geo. Willard and family accom-
panied by Miss Hnldah Hodge, visit
ed Saturday and Sunday with
friends at Mt. Hope.
New seats have recently been
placed in the primary rooms of our
school. Now when Supt. Brockert
visits our school he will say the
room looks quite sinpsush.
Miss Thomson, Hazelton, teacher,
was in Bagley last Saturday.
Miss Marguel tie Volkert took the
train for Madison last Monday
where she has an engagement.
Miss Volkert while clerking in the
Calkins store made a host of friends.
Razeltion is patronizing our goou
school with the following pupils
Two from Robt Glenh's; Ora Patch,
Erma Gulick and Fife Harvill; two
from Wyalusing and one from
Brodtville.
Two Of our school board attended