Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-08-02
BAGLEY.
Special Correspondence to the Herald.

special Correspondence to the Herald.
Veva Patch. year old daughter Of
Byron Patch, of Patch Grove, visited
her grand parents and other relatives
IN Bagley last week
Charley Alderman, of Alden, Ia,
is the happy father of a liz pound
boy. Now don't that make the
grand parents smile?
Tavern Mullins, Of Glen Haven.
visited Grandma Mullins Of Bagley
last week.
Earl Calkins had some dental work
done at Prairie du CHEN last week.
Last Tuesday G. F. Glass moved
out and gave the new firm Lee. Cobb
q Co., possession of his store, build.
ing and stock on hand. Mr.. Glass
has not decided what he will do in
the future.
Grant Bennett formerly of Glen
Haven is here visiting his aunt and
family, Mrs, Jacob Beidermau. Grant
is operator on the Milwaukee near
Sioux City, Ia. He is still under
age and very promising young man.
Mrs. Chas. Gaulke, Mrs Ernest
Lang and children IF McGregor, Ia,
were guests at the 0. j. Oswald home
last week.
Dame Rumor reports the recent sale
OF the W. G. Forehand farm near Bag
ley. We are still in the dark as who
was the purchaser. Mr.. E. E. Culver,
present occupant. has received notice
to vacate March the 1st, 1912. IF the
new proprietor intends to rent or lease
the place, our advice to him would
be to let Mr.. Culver run the place as
long as he is pleased to remain.
Mr.. Culver has helped to make GER.
tain improvemen ts that he should
have chance to reap some benefit
from.
Mrs Jane Horribly and grand daugh-
ter Miss Helen Blow, of Beeman, Ia.
were welcome guests of the Jim
Hornby home last week.
Mrs. j. P. Jenkins enjoyed visit
from one of her cousins last week
Mrs Nellie Havill is a fine rug and
carpet weaver she turns out fine
specimens of rugs. Call and have
her do your work.
Miss Ethel Weatherwax, of Stu.gis.
Mich is a guest of the Chas Calkins
home; a reception and dance was
given in her honor last week.
Joe Roth left last week for Edgley,
North Dakota. Joe may take up
land.
VIM Thiessa left here Monday to
run his steam thresner at Sisseton,
South Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Remy spent a
day or two at the John Klarman farm
last week.
Blanche Remv and little brother
visited friends in CassviIIe last week.
Mr., and Mrs. Warren Wood and
children who spent some time with
relatives here expect soon to return to
their home in Fayette. Iowa.
Resell Willard, the carpenter. is
erecting fine residence for tIrs.
Alice Gulick and one for himself this
season.
Miss Mora Beer, who learned dress
making this summer is spending va
cation at home
Robt. Glenn, of Wyalusing, was in
town. He and his wife doing some
trading. Of course Mr.. Glen is quite
elated over the locating a state park
on his premises. The 500, 900 bridge
across the Wisconsin will be built
and then every thing will be lovely
and the goose hangs high.
John Wilcox. Dan Harris and
Harry Day were among those seen on
our streets last week.
A letter from Will Holford, former
ly OF Bloomington, now Crystal
Springs, Florida. to his old comrade
Jacob Beer, Of Bagley. says, at Crystal
Springs the old soldiers are colonizing
and be thinks better spot could not
be found on this mundane sphere.
Letters for information will receive
due attention.
Miss Elsie Boldt, of Hazalton,
spent a few days with friends in
Bagley..
We wish the Herald editor could
auto TO Bagley when we have our
annual Sunday school picnic and
make US speech on that occasion.
Date given in due time. In August
perhaps
Geo. Willard autoed from the hub
Friday.
Copious showers have recently