Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-12-25
AROUND THE COUNTY
BAGLEY.
Special Correspondence TO the Herald.

Special Correspondence TO the Herald.
Mrs D. d. Bagely and two sons of
Med berry, N. Dakota. came a few
days ago to make their Bagley friends
a month visit. The family is one
of the oldest in this vicinity and we
were pleased to meet them again.
Earl Morrissey. who now holds the
title of Ensign, in the United States
navy, was home d few days. His
next sail will be to the Isle Of Cuba.
Before Earl left, his brother Frank
arrived so they met at the home of
their parents in Bagley.
Jesse Winter, engineer on G B. &
@. earned $245 in one month and Jesse
is another Bagley boy to be proud Of
Milo Benedict, of Canada, is here
to visit his brother Harvey Benedict
E. E Cutter and sons will have a
sale and will make ready to move to
town and run the Hazen blacksmith
shop, March 1st.
Mrs. E. E. Culver had the aid
society at her home last Tuesday.
Those who attended the A. E.
Storrs funeral were: j. P. jenkins,
wife and daughter. Mrs. Nellie
HaviIl, j. G. Keller and Geo.
Willard.
Mrs. jim Hornbey enjoyed a visit
from her mother. living at Hazel
Hurst, I'll. Her coming was in the
nature of a surprise.
Granpa and Grandma Remy. visit
ing in the family of son Will, left
here to visit ether relatives in Moline,
I'll.
Our shippers are hustling stock to
market, but just now on a falling
market.
Miss Ada Martin is employed at the
Burlington hotel
Lee Pace, section foreman at
Prairie du Chen, is home perhaps
for the winter
Mrs. Jake Beer and Mrs. Julius
Plondke, had a sick spell, but are
getting better.
John Wilcox. farmer on north
side. was in town last week
Mr.. Ford son of Dan Policy, out
West, is here to spend the holidays.
Gee, but cant The Herald put on
fine holiday dress. They say editors
are generally poor and are not able
to go to so much expense. Anyway
The Herald leads all others this year
in getting out very attractive holt
day nu nber.
Alfred Harvill lost horse by
dropping dead in harness.
E. D. Gulick and daughter Edna
were in town doing some trading last
Thursday.
Mrs. Caroline Gulick has gone to
stay several weeks in the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. Will Patten, of Bos-
cobel.
Miss Alma May Taylor gave one of
her very popular entertainments last
Thursday to a full house at Willard
opera house.
Mrs. Sophia Day, mother of Mrs.
Chas. Calkins, will take Xmas dinner
with her son W. W. Day and family
of Dubuque.
D. Miller, of Rockford, Ill. will
enjoy the holidays with his parents
at Prairie du Cnien.
Bert BOOrman, an extensive lumber
dealer at Kalispell, Mont, came Fri.
day and surprised his parents, who
are pFoprietors of the Bagley hotel
Bert was about to register his name
when his dad looked in and caught
him in the act It will be remem ber-
ed he was raised here and was united
in wedlock to Miss Name Schnee and
went west and built up a fine bust
ness.
Optomerist O'Connor spent Dec.
goth aud 21st looking after the
peoples eye glasses. This man makes
Bagley regularly and is to be de-
pended on.
Will Taylor bought from the Cliff
ton firm a fine new gasoline 66 horse
engine.
Master Richard Morrissey accom-
panied his teacher Miss Fu1Ipr ia
o hkosh, where he will visit his
uncle and aunt McIger.
we wish the Herald readers a most
enjoyable time this Xmas tide. Good
FOLKS, you will of course turn over q
new leaf this New Years. You should
dog ear the leaf so you can find it and
look at it often
BEET0WN.