Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-09-13

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died. Her funeral was from the
Lutheran church, Rev. Lacy offciat-
ing. Interment in the Bagley GENE
terry.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Pilkin-
ton nice healthy looking 10 pound
boy.
Mrs. John Harvill lost a good
parasol the day of the J. P. Day
funeral. Did you find it? If SO
leave the same at the Calkins store,
BagleY
Miss Lillian Root was a few days
guest of Sadie Beer. last week.
Little Miss Maxine Plondke re-
turned last week to her home at st.
Paul, MINI.
Miss Irene MiIlin is here visiting
her grandma Millin and hel aunts.
W. F. Lindeman accompanied his
father to his home at Epworth, Ia,
on a short visit.
Len Scott shipped cattle from here
Tuesday.
Clarence Bennett, Of PIa tteville,
a friend of Mr.. and Mrs. W. G.
MarkIey spent Sunday and Monday
here on a visit. The young man was
highly pleased with the location
around Bagley.
Miss Elsie Hauser will attend
school at Dubuque this season other
graduates from this school will attend
at Cassville and Bloomington
Jim Boarman, of Stockholm, Wis
who sold his farm to Ed Ivens, was
down the other day looking for farm
at Bagley.
Miss Lulu Glass, music teacher,
will give a recital at her home Sat
urday afternoon. Sept 9th; all in
terested are invited to be present.
Wilcox, the travelling tin and
granite mender was in town Thurs
day, tell you it's mighty handy
to have such ware repaired at your
very door.
j. D Kincaid. friend operator of
Of Ira Willard, Blackjack, Ark, was
here on a visit.
Sam Brodt and wife. Of Brodtville,
aresOut in South Dakota visiting the
home of Bert Kendall.
Mrs Jim Hornbey and child are on
a ten days visit with her folks near
Polo, Ill
Geo. Miller went to Potosi Friday
to stay while with his daughter,
Mrs Mary Midnight.
Lou Markley drilled we'll at the
Orr school house and has the contract
to drill several other wells this fall.
Lou is genuine hustler and will do
you good job.
w. G. Forehan1. of Platteville,
was here last week to sow 6 or acres
of alfalfa on his big ranch,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Wilson, Of
Little Grant, we're here few days in
the Enos Clifton home.
Mrs. Eli Millin has her niece
Lizzie Pitzer with her and will send
her to school and do a good part by
her.
Earl Morrissey, cadet at the
Annapolis military school, is home at
present on a leave of absence Earl
looks quite military.
Earl and ARGUS Calkins are fine
lads and are a great help to their
father in the store.
After her husband s funeral Mrs.
j. P Day went home with her son ].
T. Day, at Lacrosse, to stay while
and rest up When she returns she
will make her home mainly with her
daughter, Mrs. Chas. Calkins, of
Bagley.
Mrs. Will Day, here for the
funeral, returned to her home in Du-
buque, last week.
Mrs Days sister, Mrs. Johnson,
her son and two daughters, Mrs.
Luella Barnum. and Mrs. Jennie
Walker, all returned to their home at
Evansville.
Two children, John and Clara
Clark, of Lacrosse, came the other
day to visit uncle Frank CLARK.
I. H Cobb store addition is nearly
finished.
! The Alice Gulick and R. Willard
residences are we'll under way.
IF E. E Culver leaves the Fore
hand place this fall we hope he will
find a place to suit him near Bagley.
Why not buy Lou Newman out?
The recent harness cutting affair at
the Ed Beidermanan home, is still
wrapped in the deepest mystery. Barn