Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-11-01
BAGLEY.


bees. She has mum Der of stands
near Bagley, at Glen Haven and at
home
Ed Ivens will soon move to the
farm recently purchased of JAS Boar
man at Stockholm Boarman will
settle at or near Bagley.
Did any of you find ring If you
did it may be the very one Miss
Nettie Oswald lost.
O. J. Oswald is quite an auctioneer.
He gave good satisfaction at the Geo.
Miller SALE MIR. Miller break up
house keeping and live with his chill
drer.
Mrs Lib Wood was here last week
to visit friends in BagIey. Her home
is in Cassville.
Two uf our high school girls were
chatting In the parlor. One says,
where do you suppose Everett is he
wasn't at school today The other
lass, replied Why, / too was think
ing of Everett, singular coincidence.
Comments ara unnecessary.
Lillian Root, of Wyalusing. spent
few days with her cousin Sadie
Beer.
After the snow storm it freezes
hard nights.
James Boarman and family arrived
last week and the work of buying a
home and settling in Bagley is the
main feature just now.
Henry Cook made some dandy good
cider up on his fathers farm.
Thanks to Mrs. Cook for a generous
sample of the same.
The E E. Culvers were pleased to
receive a visit from their sons wife
and her children, of Platteville. They
stayed about a week. Mrs. E. E.
Culver is very busy these days, boart-
ing hands, for Forehand. They are
completing a new dwelling house and
large corn crib with feeding floor
attached.
F. M. Wager made a raid on the
west very lately. he has several
sisters at some of the places, at
Parker and two other towns in South
Dakota, at Sioux City. Iowa. While
out Mr.. Wager registered at the land
drawing and now the word came that
Marion drew luckY number.
Mrs. Lou Tyler was pleased to 1e,
ceive a visit from her son VIM. from
Iowa. The Tyler's have a comforta BILE
home in Bagley.
Mrs. Geo Willard, of Bagley, gave
birth to a fine s pound boy. a few
days ago, and now Geo. is justly
proud of his little family of two
boys and two girls.
Mrs. Lou Markley and two children
came home from their Platteville visit
all right, about IL O'Clock r. H..
tired and hungry. but Mrs M says she
don't go much on this travelling in
the caboose of way freight.
Mrs Nate Brown is off on a visit
with her husbands sister and other
relatives at Lacrosse.
t. B. Anderson is building an
addition to the Odd Fellows hall at
Brodtville.
Snow fell here all Gay last Thurs
day; since that the ground freezes
quite hard nights.
Lots of moving will take place in
this burg this fall Frank Clark,
Cap Ready, Mrs Alice Gulick aud
Jud WILDER will move to town; Jas
Boarman also and several in town
will make change, Resell Willard
to his new residence; W F Linde
man will change and perhaps others.
DR.. Evans. T. Day and Taylor
Brodt, all Of Lacrosse, were in town
Thuraday. DR.. Evans was called to
see Mrs. Jacob Beer, who has been
critically III. We are glad to report
Mrs. Beer some better. Her trouble
is pleuro pneumonia.
We are delighted with the new
light plant at the M. E church. We
also have fine street lamp in bust
ness center.
j. S. O'Connor, eye specialist, will
be in BagleY Nov. If and Is. Be on
the look out
Will Patch is here, so keep your
hand on your pocket book. He is
agent for McConnon S remedies.
Geo. Gilks is home again from the
hospital He has been operated on
twice fcr the same trouble.
LIVINGSTON.