Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-04-12
BAGLEY.


makes business hum.
John q. Keller who had two opera
tions, for appendicitis and hernia, is
doing we'll and may reach home Satur-
day, He is in St, Paul hospital.
Will Taylor and Jay Rockwell
were out since the big storm repair
ing the phone lines.
The friendly old stork left fine 10
pound girl at the Monroe Jacobs home.
Lou Tyler. after staying several
weeks with his son in Iowa, returned
Friday.
We have two good dressmakers,
either Carrie Tyler or Ida Beiderman.
Will attend to orders left with them
in an up to-date style.
Alex Esser and wife, of Glen
Haven. visited Mr. and Mrs. Nate
Brown last Friday.
Mrs. Enos. Clifton, mother Of our
hardware man, J. I. Clifton. was
taken serioualy i'll with hemorrhage
of the brain last Friday night and is
considered in critical condition.
cord Pitzer is not expected to live.
Mrs. Eli Millin has some fine re-
cords she plays on her new graphic,
phone.
Mich Pace is very proud of his new
auto; his son Myron takes a peep at it
each morning before breakfast
E. E. Culver who has been under
the weather for some time, is reported
on the gain. Mr.. Culver worked too
hard last summer and should slow
down bit this coming season.
John Glass employed in National
Bank of Minneapolis, here on a visit,
returned Monday.
Mayo Remy, of North Andover, was
few days guest of his cousin Will
Remy, of Bagley.
Mrs. Minnie Winter, of Lacrosse,
spent few days with her relatives
last week.
Nettie Quick and daughter Amber
and Miss Nina Maybe was over from
Bridgeport Saturday and returned
Sunday.
Otis Jenkins got book 'trappers'
guide and will soon be in the field as
sharp competitor with old hands at
tn bellows.
Last Wednesday night we had a
tn undering snow storm, fine display
of heavens artillery, and a heavy wet
snow to look out on in the morning +;
artists we're out taking views all over
town.
Grandma Pitzer past so fell on the
sidewalk and had to take to her bed
again.
Len Stagman is helping in the
harness shop during the rush season.
The harness trade is rapidly increas-
ing glad to hear that.
Sick list--John HaviIl, Sr., Mrs.
Pitzer, ST., Cord Pitzer, Ed Gulick
kicked by horse; Mrs. Enos Clifton,
and Mrs. Geo. HousIer.
Mrs. Howard Shrake received a
visit from her mother from Elgin, I'll.
Geo. Willard has rubber
vulacnizer steam power, just the
thing to mend tires.
Don leave water tanks and slop
pals open when mad dogs are report
ed infected dogs are sure to drink
from these vessels.
Miss Mclaughlin, teacher. enter
tanned her sister last week from
PotOsi.
By some mistake the Herald placed
Baglev in the wet column. Glad to
say a, majority placed Bagley in the
dry.
Fred Ruckadaschel lost a white
brood sow, strayed or stolen.
Jim Harville ST. is now on long
visit with his daughter Mile Bur.
CESS and family at Lewiston, Mon
tana.
Martin Oats and wife of Gutenberg,
Iowa, was visiting the Joel Alexander
home Friday.
A card from Arthur and Elva Cal
kins says they are very comfy, living
in a tent; the weather is fine at
Hlllsboro, Oregon. They often think
of the old nome. The home papers
help to keep them posted on matters
Of interest back in old Grant.
Last Sunday arrivals Prof. Frit-
chel from Dubuque, Clara Plondke,
Glen Haven; Geo. Willard, Mich
Pace and son, Ed Thiessa and Harri
son Oswald from Chicago. Depart.
ures :-Gusta Boldt, Wyalusing Mrs,
Ripper. Prairie du CHEN; Ruby
Harvey, Lacrosse; Mrs. j NJ. Har-