Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-07-26
BAGLEY.
j Correspondence to the Herald.


They had pleasant drive to Bagley
last Friday. By the way. Lillian
Miller is visiting her fathers folks
at Barron and umberland, Wis.
Mr. and Mrs John Wickman ana
daughter Estella, of Boise City,
Idaho, is how visiting her sisters,
Mrs. Jake Beiderman, of Bagley, and
Mrs. Tate, of Glen Haven.
Mrs j. Beiderman and Grand
daughter Beth, called on friends at
Glen Haven Monday.
Sixty head of young steers unloaded
here from dry belt, Dakota, we're sold
to OIlo Martin, of Blooming ton
another bunch arrived Friday to be
disposed of in some way
Lou Markley finished grain harest
last Wednesday, His crops are
generally extra good.
Joe Schers was kicked by his horse
IS he was going to start out Of
Bagley. He was struck in the breast
but was able to be- taken home
Drouth or no drouth John Irons and
wife. Of Lane. South Dakota, are
pleased with that 8 pound boy.
Max Cobb was last week guest in
the John c. Keller home
Mesdames Fred Patch and j. T.
Clifton drove to Bloomington last Sat-
urday.
Miss Lillian Jacobs is now en-
ployed at the hotel Burlington.
Will Remy, our barber. gives
notice he will do no work on Sunday
Mrs. Mabel Jenkins. has been
organist for the NJ. E. Sunday school
d long time; she gives it up for time
at least. Mabel has surely been very
faithful, all for which she has the
public thanks.
Ethel and Mabel Leitner, of Mason
City, Iowa, are visitors in the Mary
Boarman home and the Millin s
homes
Myron Pace, Annie Urine, Eva
Jackley and perhaps others have had
malarial fever.
Mrs. j. M. Harvill and daughter
Beatrice, of Bay City, Wis, are max
ing relatives at BagleY and CassvilIe
! quite visit Her husband is agent
for the G. b. & @. at the above named
point.
Miss Alta Shrake, here on a visit
returned to her home in Savanna, Ill,
last Tuesday
Our Burlington depot has peen
treated to brand new coat of paint.
Gee but it is slick.
Belma Strong, Of Hazleton, is hob
nobbing with BagIey friends.
DR.. Mecum dropped the tongue of
his hay rake off the wagon Who
found it?
/ Mrs. Hugh Hazen and two children
was at Glen Haven Que day last week.
Geo. Hodge is helping E. ID
Gul;ck stack.
Mrs. Willard Spalding and son of
California, are visiting friends and
relatives in Bagley
Ed Ivens is working at Platteville.
and his wife and children occupy a
comfortable home near Bagley have a
garden and lots of fruit
Mrs. John Jackley and three daugh-
ters. Emma Laura and Nettie, of
Platteville, are here on a visit; her
husband and married daughter Alice
have gone to Dakota.
Concert and dance at the Woodman
hall last Friday evening.
Mrs John Harvill spent few days
in the country the past week.
Ethel aud Mabel Lietner. of Mason
City, La are making folks III Bagley
"a good visit Our young mem are
stuck on the girls and one of them
may return as Mrs. -Pshaw.
Can't fellow gaze admiringly at
girl nowadays, without going
daft on her?
A store in town will soon change
hands SO report goes. G F. Glass.
sold out to Mr.. Lee Cobb, of Patch
Grove.
Intense heat and luck of rain has
reduced the average yield of crops in
this vicinity yet taken all in all we
certainly have much to be thankful
for.
If you want to live near a good
railroad, have rich and level soil,
good water handy, good schools and
churches, come to Bagley. Fuel is
also cheaper than at other towns.
Notice to Trespassers.
Notice is hereby given that all