Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-12-28
AROUND The COUNTY
BAGLEY.
special Correspondence to the Herald.

Special Correspondence to the Herald.
BESSIE Shake was glad to have
visit from her mother and married
ssietar from Elgin, ILL., They returned
last Monday.
Etaagr Jacobs and Tavern Banner
mad Business in Prairie du Chen last
Saturday
Mrs. Griest, mother Of Mrs Mich
pace, is reported on the sick list, also
Louis Glass Sr. is seriously i'll and
may not recover. He is "a years old
aana has been failing some time.
Or Wyalusing collector will re-
aceiye &axes. beginning Dec. &C. Il
mas .Ueon said, only two things we are
asare .uf, 'Etaxes and death. =
MRS Sedlmayr, MT. and Mrs.
Ripper and children were visiting in
Dubuque last week they returned
last Monday.
H. u. Harvey, wife and child, who
spent the summer up in Dakota, re-
turned to their home in Bagley last
eveek5 they look we'll and hearty.
Mrs Fred Patch and son Ora re-
Tturned from Dubuque Friday. Ora
should go back after the holidays to
have further treatment Of his injured
eye.
Mrs. Tilda Draper returned from
@South Dakota where she had been all
SUMMER Mrs. Draper says it's NICE
country mp around Langford and land
10 be taken up near Sisseton.
Another mail pouch ground up by
rolling under the train; Saturday
thie happened and this is not the first
either.
Edgac Jacobs took his Edison phone
over to let Howard Shrake. the un-
fortunate shut in, listen to some music.
Leroy Jacobs and wife drove to
Bloomington last Saturday
Mrs. o. ]. Oswald had business at
Prairje du Chen last Wednesday.
j. T. Clifton drove to Bloomington
a0n business last Wednesday.
Lou Markley was busy the day we
called, calcimining lis dining room.
Lou is very handy man, but some
how while we were there he spilled a
whole pail full of the stuff on the
door and good carpet; we left lest we
might hear Lou say something
naughty.
Mrs. Alice Gulick and daughter
Ethel were in town looking over
houses in view of purchasing a home
in Bagley Best thing you can do
Alice. sell the farm A rented farm
soon runs down.
Miss Alice Oswald, who has been
employed by a millinery firm east
part of the state, is home on a vaca-
tion. She was calling on friends at
McGregor, Ia, when the combined
hotel and depot went up in flames.
Loss not stated.
School closed Friday noon until
Monday after New Years; the upper
grades gave Xmas program. Presents
were exchanged between teach ers and
jpupils and Wishing all Merry Xmas
and a Happy New Year, the teach
ers boarded the afternoon train tor
their respective homes.
The M. E. church and Lutheran
both held Xmas trees in their churches
Saturday evening.
w f. Lindeman, cashier Of Bagley
State Bank, was unexpectedly called
away because of the illness of his
father.
We called on the Culvers the other
day Father Culver was under the
weather some with cold son Guy is
quite little better of the rheumatism
and all hands are getting rested up
after the rush of the past busy season.
Chas. Plondke sold his turkeys at
221$ cents per pound; two turkeys
weighed ~ lbs each. Robt Shepherd
must have sold over so turkeys and
realized we'll on them.
Well we will have a white Xmas
after all and we will Gloss by wishing
all the readers the happiest holidays
they ever experienced.