Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-08-09
BAGLEY.
correspondence to the Herald.

Ihr66 llCGl0 6aSI6y girls ag9d
and 10 years tied a comforter for Mrs.
o j. Oswald in just about two hours.
Names of these Industrious little girls
were Carrie Oswald, Alberta Haviil
and Amber Quick. The latter here
from Bridgeport, visiting her cousin
Alberta Harvill.
We Toned a person % cents over 30
years ago to pay lodge dues and the
quarter was sent to me last Thursday.
We speak of this because SO many
treat small debts lightly. in TACT in
many cases fail to pay back small
sums
Alice and daughter HuIdah. Ersie
Barnes, Hazel Shrake and Mrs. Fred
Millin and children took the train for
Prairie du Chen last Thursday.
A, number Of our people attended
the two big days at Fennimore.
Last Thursday occurred The Goth
wedding anniversary Of Mr. and Mrs.
John P. Day. of Brodtville; owing to
the extreme illness Of father Day a
few of the children and grand chill
dren were present, j. I. Day, of La
Crosse, Mrs Johnson, of Evansville,
Mrs. g. D. Calkins and daughter
g lee and Jerry Day.
Mrs. Myrtle Willard was in town
Friday.
Miss Jennie Bedward was calling
on Bagley friends Friday; she is at
present guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Gala
Golf, of Bagley.
Mis-. j. Fl. Palmer, because Of poor
health went to the Prairie sanitarium
for treatment; she took the train here
Saturday.
Frank Morrissey, attending summer
school at Lacrosse returned Friday.
He is engaged to teach the Hazelton
school another year.
Joe Greer and family Sundayed at
the Les Boarman home in Bagley.
Ora Brodt and wife of Blooming
ton autoed to Bagley last Sunday to
visit T. E. Brodt and family.
j. T. Clifton went to Chicago on
Ia business trip and took his sons
Henry and Harley to see the sights in
the great and mighty windy city.
Rev. Snow. of Mt Hope, changed
pulpils with our pastor Rev. Hooking
last Sunday.
Rev Catchpole, agent for home
finding for homeless children at
GAINESVILLE, discoursed at the Nj. e
church last Sunday evening
j. S O'Conner. optician. will be
at the hutel Burlington. Saturday.
Aug. 10Th; so please hunt up your
eyes and be ready when he comes.
Wednesday Chas. Plondke threshed
and machine moved to E. CuIver's.
but lain interferes and MAKES slow
work. We hope the fad of threshing
cut of the shocks will soon pass
The good old way Of stacking the
grain is we think the safest and best
way after all.
The farewell social. held in honor
Of G. F. Glass and wife. was we'll
attended; ice cream and cake were
served. Many tokens Of friendship
and remem b1ance we're left with the
couple. They sold out here aud
think Of going to Mansion. Wis
Mrs. J. A. Bossi returned after
weeks visit with relatives in Brodt
Vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Culver and sons
are enjoying an extended visit from
Mrs. Bert Culver and her four lively
and interesting children. Her hus-
band is out west earning good money.
This is why the Culvers can have
their daughter-i law and grand chill
dren with them longer than they
would otherwise.
Mrs. U & I went up to Wyalusing
on the passenger last Thursday and re
turned on the way freight.
Will Remy's folks picked and
canned 100 quarts Of wild black
berries.
Mrs. Walt Scott met her daughter
Verge here as she stepped from the
train. She had been some time out
in Montana and Washington she
brought back word from John Nagle's
Arthur Calkins' Dee Orr's and others
out in that far away country.
The new residence of Mrs Alice
Gulick is now ready to plaster; the
Resell Willard residence is we'll
underway; L. H. Cobb, who pur-
chased the G. f. Glass store will
make some substantial improvements
this season. A large store room, 80
feet in length with a solid concrete
floor, which will be a great improve
ment over the old arran onn1ent