Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-07-17
BAGLEY.

Special Correspondence to the Herald.
Morning after 4th Of July ball,
Geo. Nash found ladiy's slipper in
the road. The same can be had by
calling at the L. H. Cobb store.
Leave a cigar for storage and one
to the finder and no questions asked
Lou Tyler got back from Lacrosse
hospital. Mr.. Tyler will continue
tbs treatment at home. Comrade
Tyler certainly is in very poor health
we hope to see visible improvement
soon.
E. 3. Culver is enjoying a visit
from his grandson Clifford. of Platte
Vile.
DR.. Mecum left Eere Monday to
join his wife and son Jesse at Sand
Point. Idaho, DR.. Rnttenberg who
takes his place occupies the T. M.
Wager property, and his Office is one
door south of postoffice. Call on the
doctor at once if you have need of his
services.
Delbert Morrissey had business at
Lancaster last Monday.
Hugh Hazen offers his blacksmith
shop and fine residence in town for
sale. Mr. Hazen s health is poor and
mast change. Here is a fine chance
for some one to get good business
stand a word to the wise is sufficient.
Gus BoIdt and Chris HarviIl com
ing home from Bridgeport, met with
an accident; wheel came off and the
occupants was thrown heller SHELTER
into a rocky ditch and both were in
jured. The team ran away and
demolished the wagon.
Bert Jacobs and little daughter,
here on a visit will join mis- wife at
Buena Vista. Iowa and will return to
their home at Waterloo, la.
Will Patch was down from the
Grove to get load of shingles.
Miss Alice Oswald, of Milwaukee,
is home taking vacation. Her father
has about finished his business block
in Bagley and soon will move his
restaurant to the new building.
Ruth Remy has been employed at
the Fred Luber home, as Mrs. Luber's
health is none of the best.
Miss Irene Millin came Wednesday
to visit her grandma. Julia Millin.
Will Mccarthy, Lyle Youmans and
Herman Boil. of Platteville, are
spending their outing at the pleasant
farm home of Will and Lou Markley,
near Bagley. Boys spend most of
their time fishing and boat riding and
Mrs MarkleY spends share of her
time frying bass and pickerel
sometimes they do the marks man
stunt by hitting anything but the
bulls eye. as L. r. would say the
boys are having bully time.
Mrs. Chas. Urine gave birth to
- pound girl baby, few days ago,
but sorry to say the little one survived
but an hour or so. The parents have
our sympathy.
Clarence Frolick marketed his
early crop Of potatoes at 81 per bushel.
All right Charley you are sure of that
much.
Resell Willard moved to the widow
Glass home and DR.. Ruttenberg takes
the F. NJ. wager residence. You will
find the doctor in his Office one door
south of the postofice. Don't get sick
on purpose, but if you do call on the
new physician at once.
VIM. Millin and wife are on long
visit with relatives at Popejoy and
Alden, Ia.
Miss Edna Gulick, only daughter
Of Mr.. E. d. Gulick, of Brodtyille
got back home Friday; she and
another young lady canvassed for
Chicago book firm from Chicago to
Wyoming. She was glad to get back
after an absence of nine months.
Phonemen condemned the old
switch board and new one ordered
central in a few days will be placed
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Shrake We are GLAD to hear it.