Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-03-15
BAGLEY.
Special Correspondence to the Herald.

Special Correspondence to the Herald.
Gene Sawyer and Frank Hoskins,
Of Bloomington, who were out posting
bills for the Ludden sale, beginning
March Is, called on U & | and had
good chat. Good fellows. Just the
chaps to send out on such mission.
Lloyd Cortland spent his vacation
with his cousin Richard Morrissey, of
Bagley.
Huldah Hodge had her glasses ad-
justed at Prairie du Chen last We'd
nesday
That chariot race in town was
amusing when a horse hitched to a
two wheel car started at the whistle
of train and numbered down the
street. shovel, spade, crow bar and
carpenter tools and nails streaming
out from an open end gate. No
damage done
The Aid Society will hold bazaar
at the church Friday evening, March
II.
A train load of soldiers passed
through here Friday evening on their
way to the seat of war.
The Aid Society met with Mrs. j.
T. Clifton last Thursday. Had fine
meeting and we're pleased to receive
$13.75; largest sum ever taken in at
one meeting before.
Dave Dewey. of Wood Co.. Wis, is
here visiting friends of his childhood.
Hugh Beetem wants the Herald
changed from Wyalusing to his ad
dress, Clayton, Ia, where he now re-
sides.
Will Patch. the popular agent for
McConnor's Remedy Company. was
doing the town this week. Patch is
a pleasant man to deal with.
The neighbors surprised Chas.
Miller on his birthday. They came
provided with lots of oysters and as
the steaming bivalves filed the house
with the appetizing odor. All then
fell to joyfully and helped them
selves. Miller has quit blacksmith
ing and will try his hand at some
thing better for his health.
Willard and Boarmau and others
attended the jim Millin sale at Glen
Haven.
F. M. wager started to dig a cess
pool, but found too much frost in the
ground yet.
The Woodman hall is being re-
modelled and nice public hall will
be arranged in the lower part. Hither-
to 1t had been used as a store room.
Geo Willard the Bagley auto
dealer says he has all the help needed
in his garage. He has some machines
coming soon and one if not two of
them are sold already.
Ell. Pendleton placed a neat piano
in the home of I. b. Anderson.
The Royal Nelghbors took in three
new members last Friday night
Birdie Brown and Nellie Millin left
here Thursday for Alden, Ia, where
Birdie has married sister living.
j. 7. Clifton is unloading car after
car load of farm machinery for his
hardware emporium.
Jesse Key Sundayed with Bagley
friends.
Master Louis Volkert spent a week
with his married sister in Madison.
DR.. Mecum purchased hay press
and shipped four car loads of baled
hay to Chicago. Mecum is not only
a good physician, but is good bust
ness man. Helps build up the town.
SIrs. Joe H. Palmer and grandson
Ora Patch returned to Dubuque with
NJ. Patterson and made his family
visit, returning last Tuesday.
John Brierley sends US paper pub
lished at Lamesa. Calf, new town
of 800 inhabitants, 40 business places,
but no saloons or gambling dens;
building going on rapidly. 5000
visitors were entertained on Washing
toms birthday City electric lighted
Melvin Wager has a cliI ing ma
chine and will clip your horses at
any old time.
The Lutheran church is to have a
belfry, spire and other improvements.