Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-06-14
BAGLEY.

Mrs. E. E Culver was in town
Friday TO see about the Aid Society
meet; Rev. Crowder. OF Madison,
begins his mission meetings III Bag
ley the 18th and two services each
day, Is days. The meeting Of the
aid society was to meet Thursday
June Is at the church, conducted by
Mrs. Culver and Mrs. Patch; because
of the meeting aid may postpone
their doings. II they do will give
the public notice later.
Crops generally look bunkum, but
some kinds of fruit looks like it had
been parboiled; oats they say are
bllghting.
Mrs. J. M. Mecum and little son
Jesse is now visiting her folks at
Lone Rock, Wis.
Mrs. Will Iorns, of Brownsville.
Mimi, is here on an extended visit;
because of poor health, she is now
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Iorns, of Brodtville.
Mrs. Leo Boarman and little son
John is with her sister Mrs. Joe
Greer's in Bloomington.
Miss Lilly Jacobs is a good help in
the Enos Clifton home.
Twenty two guests assembled at
the home Of Gus Johnson, Sunday,
June 4, to celebrate Mrs. Johnson's
28th birthday. She was the happy
recipient of many beautiful gifts
and all report very nice time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Dinner and
three children of McGregor, Iowa,
spent Sunday at Gus Johnson's.
Carrie Johnson went to Dubuque
Friday.
Mrs. Ed Volkert was called to
Madison to see sick daughter.
Geo. Willard took his family to
Mt. Hope on two days visit and an
auto ride.
Clarence Gulick will be employed
IN the garage and repair shop at
Bloomington.
Miss Alma Beiderman was at a
dance in Bay City, where our son
J. M. Harvill is depot agent and
also plays in the Bay City orchestra.
They are all well.
Geo. Wizards garage furnished
an auto for four travelling men last
Monday.
Mrs. J. Hornbv is now on a visit
to see her folks out near Polo, Ill.
The town board hired the Willard
auto to take the children of the late
Cord Pitzer to Lancaster. The
judge ordered them back to be
sent to Sparta at once.
During the late storm tree near
the Bagley depot was struck and
badly shattered three time now
within short times tree shave been
struck by lightning.
Also during a thunder storm Gus
Bolt had good young horse struck.
Jim Rarvill Jr., is reported on a
visit to see his sister, Mrs. Dave
Burgess and family out in Montana.
The Culver crops on the Fore
hand place would be hard to beat.
We are glad, we hope these in
dustrious people will reap a fair
reward this season. Shepherds and
the Markleys all have good crops.
We wish Platteville would send us
more good citizens like the above
mentioned.
Mrs. Edwards and two children of
Glen Haven were few days guests
of the M1llen's folks.
Mrs. Caldwell of aCrosse, is here
visiting friends in Bagley and
BrOdtville. She is a refined and
lady like woman we all like.
Frank Jeardoe on the DR.. Mecum
farm may loose an eye. Some one
threw gun carthage IN the stove
and the explosion struck the man
in the eye
Tom Harris is having a bee to
haul his barn lumber up from
BagleY.
Mrs. Eli Millin and Hattie Harvill
drove to Patch Grove last Sunday
to hear Rev. Crowder of Madison
preach. By the way Rev. Crowder
will, beginning Sunday II, give a Is
days mission service IN Bagley. All
are invited; service twice a day
during the time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Potten who
farm near Boscobel, were here last
week on a visit to see her folks the
Quick family and others.
Merchant, D. Morrisey and family
autoed to Bloomington Sunday to
visit Will Morrisey and family. The