Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-04-19
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Bagley. April s, 1911, age So years,
months and Il days. Deceased was
i'll only about 8 weeks. His trouble
was complication of diseases. The
funeral vas held Monday April 10,
from the M. E. church in Bagley,
Rev. Hooking officiating. Interment
in the Lumpkin cemetery. He leaves
a wife 7 children an aged mother,
one brother and three sisters to mourn
his untimely end.
John Keller got back from St. Paul
hospital looking quite we'll. Will
soon be able to resume his duties AS
game warden
O. j. Oswald was in Lacrosse on
business Friday and Saturday,
Blacksmith Knutson Joined his
family visiting at Bell Center, Wis,
and all returned to BagleY together.
Jones is still wondering what could
become of his two nice black hogs.
Lou Horstman is erecting a nice
| horse barn for his own use at his
comfortable home in Bagley.
| Everybody is we'll acquainted with
Hagen Moore in West Grant, at
present located at Prairie Gu Chen.
He has discovered a sure cure for
rheumatism and If success confines
will be able in a short time to put
! both sanitariums at the Prairie out of
commission. When old king uric
acid enthroned in the blood Of the
victim sees Moore approaching, drops
his scepter and strikes the pike. The
healer then applies his magic cure
and in less time than it takes to tell
it the patient is able to turn a hand
spring, run foot race. or chop cord
wood. Now if this statement seems
highly colored, in view Of the facts in
the case we simply refer you to o.
J. Oswald and Lou Tyler, good citi
zens Of BagleY, who brought the glad
tidings to us.
Mothers are you doing your duty by
your daughters TO teach them how to
do all kinds of house work No
matter whether they are to be rich or
have to live on scanty means, lgnor-
ance in domestic science is a deplor-
able state Of affairs; little less book
learning and better knowledge Of
housowifery will increase longevity
and add unspeakabie happiness in do
nestle life. Oh mothers, do not neg.
lect this important. duty and in after
years your children will rise up and
call you blessed.
Frank Millin and wife Sundayed
with relatives at Prairie du CHEN.
Our Sunday School is gaining in
interest taken and also in the attend
ance.
Geo. and Ira Willard went to
Chicago Monday. Before returning
ordered another automobile
0. j. Oswald is doing fine business
as agent for Hynne Benrud Granite
Co., Lacrosse, Wis. IF you wish a
stone to mark the last resting place
of dear one, give Oswald a chance
to make you prices.
Ed Thlessa is repaint1ng his fine
launch in view of many joy rides this
summer.
We recently called on neighbor E.
E. Culver down on the Forehand place
and found him SO far recovered from
his poor spell to be able to tinker in
the shop and do chores. Guy and Otis
were in the field seeding; young lambs
and spring pigs require lots Of atten-
ton.
Mrs. Resell Willard and Jennie
Winter went to Dubuque Wednesday
and Lenice Glass went later and all
came back together.
John Gasner employed by G. B. &
@. was here couple of days on bust
ness.
Four hobos stealing a ride on G. B.
& Q. when train slowed up at Glen
Haven, one of them popped his head
out to see. Down brakes shot two
large thing together and his head
caught between; yes sir hung in fine
shape. To prevent death comrades