Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-08-14
BACLEY.
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Mile Key. of Dubuque, Mrs J.
j. Persons and little daughter Creta,
of Dodgeville, Miss Mclaughlin and
father, of Potosi and Clarence Gates
of Madison. We're guests at the Phil
Glass home Wednesday and Thurs.
day.
John Wilson and wife. of Little
Grant, spent few days with Cliff
tons, their relatives.
The Gus Boldt twins, Alta and
Ethel, were guests of Miss Nellie
Patch this week.
Mrs. Frank Clark is badly used up
with some trouble in her arm.
DR.. O'Connor. we'll known opt:cian,
will be at the Bagley hotel Aug. Goth.
If you need your glasses adjusted
dont forget the date.
Mrs. Mae Wood and sons of Airing
ton, are here visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Millin. of Bagley.
Geo. Schnee, an old and respected
citizen of this county. died after be.
ing taken to the sanitarium Aug. 9Th,
1912. Deceased was sick long time.
His wife died about six months ago
and he and his son Albert lived in
Bagley.
Mrs. Chas. Miller and daughter of
Prairie du Chen were Bagley callers
last Wednesday.
Chas. Meyer is running his new
auto car in good shape. A source of
great enjoyment to him.
A card from Vina Brierley,
Lamesa Calf, says all are we'll and
she contemplates visit in the near
future to visit friends and relatives in
Bagley and vicinity.
Two auto loads took in the big
days at Fennimore. Wet weather de-
barred number of Others FROM under
taking the trip.
Del Morrissey and wife spent a
day with relatives in Glen Haven this
week.
Miss Sadie Patch received a nice
gold bracelet on her 10th birthday.
Mrs. Chas. Ackerman and two chill
dren of Alden, Iowa, accompanied by
Miss Nellie Millin. of Bagley there
on a visit. are here now on a two
weeks visit. Mrs. Alderman says
crops out there are just fine. The
white grub was not so much IN evil
dence as here.
Tom Nelson. of GaIesburg, ILL.,,
grand son of T. B. Anderson, is
here on a visit.
The church supper given by the
ladies aid last Friday was we'll at
tended and quite a success. Net re-
ceipts over $12; an all days rain caus-
ed postponment of this supper to
Friday evening, which proved to be
a lucky hit.
The dance at the Willard hall
Thursday night was declared to be
q very nice social AFFAIR.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Willard, of
Bagley entertained two sisters and a
brother of Mrs. Wizards, from Ian
caster The young folks all went
fishing. They returned next day we'll
pleased with their visit.
Mrs. Chas. Calkins and son Ralph
are visiting friends at lacrosse, Madi-
son, Evansville. Beloit and Milwau-
kee i; at the latter place her son will
receive another operation for an in
jured eye.
Mrs. Will Strong. of Detroit,
Mimi, came this week to make rela-
tives and friends a good long visit
Hank Day and wife are now visit
ing his wife's sister Ann, who is in
delicate health and resides at Sioux
City, la.
Ed. Gulick drove down and took
Mrs. ). NJ. Harvill and daughter,
visiting here from Bay City. Wis. {.
up to his home on the farm to visit
them.
Hugh Hazen and wife took a flying
business trip to Boscobel this week,
to trade their city property in Bagley
for 40 acres of land near Boscobel,
but the crop of sand bars took trade
out of them.
Newman and Clark shipped hogs
from here last Tuesday.
Len Stagman left here last week
to take look at Arkansas. Len has
a good residence, an acre of ground
and a saw mill, a good and in
dustrious little wife and three
children. What more could man