Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-08-23
BAGLEY

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may never be known; spontaneous
combustion or pipe lighting by some
tramp.
Hello! Leslie Jenkins is just now
the happiest man in town. because
of that lovely s pound girl at his
home Just what they were looking
for
Sadie Patch and Huldah Hodge
went to Hazelton Friday to visit
friends
Zora and Sadie Beer went to
Wyaluaing Friday to visit relatives
few days
A three year old lad of Mr.. and
! Mrs Chas. Urine fell from the buggy
and wheel ran over his breast. Our
doctor being out of town, DR.. Lewis
was called and reached here in about
30 minutes. Lewis thought the little
fellow would get over the hurt
all right with proper care.
G W. Briggs, of Sutherland, Iowa.
here to visit scenes Of his childhood
after an absence of 80 years, called Oh
old friends in Bagley. accompanied
by Henry LORD, of Bloomginton. We
were better acquainted with his father
Ed Briggs years ago on Blakes Prairie.
Master Bob Remy had big time
on his 9th birthday. About Is girls
and boys helped to make the day
lively. Ice cream and big eat out
in the grove; lots of presents and q
jolly romp in the shady grove made
it a memorable occasion for Bob.
F. NJ. wager enjoyed a visit from
his brother in law, A. J. Page and
daughter from Charles City, Iowa.
Mrs. Paulina Hale and Mrs. Carrie
| Harris was here last week on business.
Later Mrs. Hale is going to Prairie
du Chen to keep house for her late
sister 8 husband. Her home in Brodt-
Vile will now be for sale or rent.
Last Wednesday two men badly in
LIQUOR were put Oft the train at this
station. After SOLDERING up they
shamefacedly retraced their steps.
Miss Carrie Oswald and he- friend
Alberta HavilI ale visiting the
formers cousin, Abner Quick, of
Bridgeport, Wis.
Last Saturday night. Shan. War
wick had valuable barn and con-
tents destroyed by lightning Live
stock was removed, but hay and grain
and other valuables were destroyed
some insurance, don't know how
much,
John Ripper and Will Thornton
shipped a car load of hogs from here
last Monday.
Last Tuesday M. Scott and son Len
shipped a car load of sheep. Len
Scott they say will heuceforth make
stock buying regular business.
Everett Wilcox, drives over the
country repairing tin and porcelain
ware. He seems to know his biz and
works very reasonable.
Mrs Gusta Loyland and daughter
of Lacrosse, here to visit rela-
tives, returned Saturday.
r. Willard. carpenter, has his
hands full two new dwellings and a
20x30 addition to the L. FL. Cobb
store making largest store building
in town.
Mrs. John Harris left hele to visit
hes daughter Mrs. John Irons, Jr, at
Woonsocket, South Dakota She will
return home for the winter Her
brother, Mr.. Print, of Chicago will
make his home with her during the
winter.
Mrs. J. I. O'Connor, of Lacrosse,
is here few days to visit friends.
Her husband, travelling optician.
makes Bagley on his regular trips.
Last few days the weather is fine
and farmers are more hopeful about
threshing.
Mrs. Aunt Lib Wood. of Cassville,
spent few days with Bagley friends.
Miss Ada Grimesey, of Patch Grove
is spending some of her vacation with
her grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Shrake, of Bagley.
Miss Roxy Clark came down from
the country to get Hazel Shrake to
return home with her.
Alvin G. Knutson, our blacksmith,
had his little daughter photo taken
at the Prairie Wednesday.
Mrs. Plondke, Of Glen Haven, was
in town last Wednesday looking after
her town property.
E. Culver was only about two