Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-07-05
BAGLEY.

Special Correspondence to the Herald
Miss Mae Loud Of Cassville, spent
a few days with Bagley friends last
week
Our mission meeting closed Sunday
evening, June %; at least ten new
members were added to the Good
Shepherd s fold, and a general up. lift
manifest in the whole community.
A copy of paper published by
Leroy Bremmer, at Ravina, South
/ Dakota. is at hand Bremmer was
former citizen of this township. In
the locals we read that a 10 pound
boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Bradley. Hurrah. and they say Bert
set up the smokes in fine shape; also
that rain is sadly needed.
Urban Print. of Chicago, is here
visiting his sister, Mrs John Harris,
of Baglay.
VIM. Millin and wife returned
from the hospital last Sunday. Mrs.
MilIln came out from the operation
for gall stones in fine shape. Mr..
Millin had cataract removed from
his eye while he was there
Last Sunday the Millin families
met with mother Geo. MiIlin and ate
turkey. and piles of other good things.
1t is reported on good authority that
Mr.. Len Scott is back home again.
Miss Iona Scott, clerk in the Kerr
store at Fennimore, is back on a visit
with her many friends in Bagley.
We are all glad to welcome Miss
Leona back on this visit.
Mrs. j. M. Mecum and son Jesse
and Grandma Babcock, are now visit
ing Mrs Mecum' sister at Omaha,
Neb.
Mr.. Richardson, who spent a fort
night hers with his sister Mrs j. H
Palmer said goodbye and started to
his home, Ontario, Canada, last
Tuesday. This was brothers. and
sisters first meeting in Sc years and
will they ever meet again on earth ?
God only knows.
Mrs Les Boorman. wife of our
rural route man. is now on a visit to
the James Boa1man home, at Stock
holm, Wis.
Mr.. and and Mrs. Ad Handy.
formerly OF Bagley, now of Bangor.
Wis, are here calling on Bagley
friends. They have been away 5
years. We were all glad to see
them. Handy will soon reach his 8Oth
mile stone in life.
Wins Quick and family of Bridge
port, spent Saturday and Sunday in
the j. P Jenkins home.
Nate MiIlin has in his garden quite
a crop of home grown peas this
season
If any one wishes to communicate
with H. L. Harvey, his address is
Sissiton, South Dakota Mr.. Harvey
is doing some farming out there.
Herbert Pendleton, music dealer of
Elkader, Ia, was in Bagley last week
working up trade. Pendleton is a
straight dealer
Mrs. Brown, widow Of the late
VIM. Brown, of Bloomington, her
daughter in law, Mrs Manly D.
Brown accompanied by cur old friend
Ernest Brooks, drove down to Bagley
IN their auto, to visit and see the
town. Mrs. Brown Sr, said for the
first time. Think Of that and living
all these many years only 10 or 12
miles away. But some people are
great stay al homes. anyway. We
enjoyed their visit very much,
Warren Wood and family. of Arl-
ingtou, Iowa, are here visiting his
wife's parents, Eli Mullins and rela-
tives on both sides of the house.
John Gasner, former resident of
Bagley, and Miss Icie Jordan, of
Cassville, were united in marriage at
Minneapolis June 81, 1911. We wish
John and his lively bride oceans of
luck, happiness and bushels of sue
cess. They will be at home to their
friends in Minneapolis.
Messrs. Calvin Jones and John
Jackley, Of PlattevilIe, were calling
on friends in Bagley last week. Jones
is visiting his brother here and
Jackley is calling on relatives
and also dabbling a little in real
estate
Mr.. and Mrs John Sengling and
children, Of Gutenberg, Iowa, spent
a day in the Jake Beiderman home.
Miss Alma Beiderman and friend
R. Elkins took recent trip to ST.
Paul Duluth ard Dubuque; on their
return they received real charivari.