Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-04-17
BAGLEY.

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N. All are cordially invited.
DR.. Mecum sold his farm. His
wife and little son Jesse are now
located at Sand Point, Idaho. The
doctor has nice residence in Bagley
and other valuable property.
Resell Willard is rushing the
paper hanging, as he has at least two
new houses to build this season, one
for himself and one for Jim Horribly.
About 5 new houses will be butt
Miss Mae Loud, of Cassville spent
few days with her Bagley friends
the past week.
Mrs. Julia Millin is having new
cistern made.
Prof. Jenkins was called to Bloom
ington Friday evening to act rs one
of the judges in high school speak.
ing contest.
Mrs. Abe Key, Mrs. F. II. Booth,
Mrs. q. c. Anderson and daughter
Mona, Lloyd Key, of Patch Grove and
Mildred of Dubuque. were Sunday
visitors at the Phil Glass home.
j. Alexander was a few days on the
sick list, also Mrs. j. Beer; Mr.. and
Mrs. Julius Plondke Sr. and julius
Plondke Jr., E. o. Patch continues
rather feeble.
Miss Mena Miller is at work again
in the Bagley hotel; she is a good
hand and they are glad to get her
back.
d. Fl. Slattery and Mr.. Becker, of
Dubuque, were in town last week.
d. II, has got into the insurance busI-
ness.
Miss Nettle Oswald accompanied
her sister Alice to her business in
Milwaukee, to visit few days and
return to resume her work in the L.
H. Cobb store
Seed potatoes retailing at the stores
at So per bushel Now isn't that
enough to make a son of Erin rip and
tear2
Joe Urine is painting and decorat-
ing the Glen Haven parsonage. but
is now looking after matters at home.
Harry Orr and wife were down
calling on friends in Bagley one day
this week.
Mrs. 7. B. Anderson spent week
visiting her daughters Kate at
Mendoza, and Josephine at Livings-
ton.
Our primary teacher requested the
class to repeat some memory gems
presently little 5 year old son of
Prof. Jenkins jumped to his feet and
to the surprise of the teachers and
amusement of the class, shot off his
mouth in this wise: II don't care
if my dog is hound, want you to
quit kicking my dog around.
Mrs. Jim Hornbey is now away TO
visit her paren is near Polo, Ill.
Earl and ARGUS Calkins attended
the Senior banquet held at Patch
Grove last Friday night.
Prof Jenkins and his three as
sistant teachers attended the de-
clamatory contest at Bloomington Fri
day evening. Our principal was one
of the judges. They returned in the
wee small hours of the night. de-
lighted with their cordial reception.
Mrs. Chas. Calkins and daughter
Glee went up to the Prairie to meet
Mr.. Calkins and son Ralph who were
returning from Milwaukee where an
operation had been performed on
Rslph's injured eye and they all re-
turned to Bagley on the Burlington.
Leroy Jacobs lost a horse recently
that had been kicked on the knee over
year ago. It would have been a
mercy to have killed the suffering
beast long ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Glass, nicely
settled in their new home in Bagley,
had company Sunday, Mrs. Abe
Key, Mrs. Booth, Mrs. Anderson
and daughter Mona and Lloyd Key. of
Patch Grove and Mildred of Dubuque
partial reunion of the Key family.
Fred Patch recently purchased the
Bagley livery stables of y. J, Oswald.
Mr.. Oswald may build residence
and business place. He can give
more time to selling tomb stones.
Julius Plondke Jr. is afflicted with
what the doctors call the barber /:
itch, but julius don't believe such
rot.
A few days ago Lewis Horstman'
two year old boy got kernel O.
corn up his nose and it took the com