Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-03-22
BAGLEY.
Il Correspondence to the Herald.

Waterloo, Iowa, in the Iowa cream
separator factory, says the the town is
growing rapidly and will soon have
3D. 600 inhabitants. He gets So so
to SD per day and likes his job all
right
Glenn Galloway and son Tracy from
Platteville, came up to visit with
B. E. Culver and family from Satur-
day to Tuesday. Guy Culver took
them over to Prairie du CHEN and
the visitors said we had fine country
out this way.
Mr.. Shires moved his family back
to Bagley he occupies house west of
the railroad track.
Walter Yost, now employed at
Savanna, ILL.,. is here to visit relatives
in Bagley,
Mrs. Lou Markley is pleased to
have her father and her sister from
Platteville to spend few weeks with
them.
Ladies aid last Friday evening gave
supper and bazaar which was huge
success. All seemed to enjoy the &C
casion and the take in amounted to
$50; the fish pond as a side issue
afforded oceans of fun for the children.
st. Patrick g day was observed by
the wearing of the green and exercises
at the school; the declarations were
extra good especially the memorial ad
dress by Ralph Glenn. Being an old
soldier, may be a little predudiced,
but would like to have it repeated on
Memorial Day.
Joe Greer shipped a car load of
horses from here to Minneapolis last
Tuesday.
Alfred Maker sold his farm here
and will try his luck farming near
Lacrosse.
Mr.. E. E. Culver has been in quite
poor health the past few week. We
hope Mr. Culver will now soon pick
up, Listen to the blue birds and
friendly robins, cheer up, cheer up.
Mrs. Lenice Glass has returned
from a weeks visit with friends at
Cassville.
Jim Horribly, Our popular G. B. &.
@. agent went up to Viroqua to visit
relatives; his wife will meet him and
together they will return to Bagley.
A cold wind storm passed over this
place Tuesday and Wednesday, fol-
lowed by much cooler weather. Glad
of it, better have it now than later.
Nate Brown spent week visiting
his sister Mrs. Griffin, of Lacrosse.
He returned Saturday.
Tuesday three brand new autos ar
rived for the Geo. Willard garage
T. E. Brodt our lumber dealer took
one as soon as they arrived
Wedding bells will jingle again
Monday, when Bill Pearson, CT
Wyalusing and widow from near
Lancaster, step up to the himeneal
altar and a Dig charivari on in the
evening
The home of the late John Elder,
located at Wyalusing is for sale Sam
CLARK agent.
Margie Keller of Lacrosse spent a
couple of days here with her grand
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hausler was
called to St. Cloud, Mimi, to the
bed side of Mrs. Hausler's sister re-
ported dangerously i'll, and who has
since died. They will remain until
after the funeral.
Miss Meta CaIkins, of Winona,
MINI. was here the past week visiting
many relatives.
E. L. Harvey and family have gone
TO their farm near Sisseton, South
Oak. Harvey has fine residence in
Bagley they occupy during the winter.
Mile Beard. assisted at the Geo
Hodge home few days. Mrs. Hodge
is fast recovering from a recent opera
tion.
r. M. Wager purchased the Hough-
ton barn and will move it on his
premises.
A card from Peter Gasner says they
are we'll settled in their new home in
Sauk City, Wis. and hello to old
friends.
The Culvers will occupy the Fore
hand place another year at least. The
owner could not do better than to
lease the place to them for number
of years.
VIM. Lyons PROFESSIONAL fisher
nan, claims to have found a pearl
worth $500, weight 80 grains, shape
and luster complete.
The last arrivals of automobiles