Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-10-02
BAGLEY.

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loads of green corn in one day and
same day the out put Of canned goods
was 2, 700 cases, thus breaking all
former records.
DR.. J. S. O'Connor. will be in
Bagley Oct. 18th, one day only, SO
please remember the date. IF your
glasses need changing. be on hand.
Mrs. Henry jackson staying with
her daughter Mrs. Tom Harvill,
Clear Lake, Wis, died after a long
illness and her body was brought
back here, and her funeral was from
the Hazelton NJ. E. church Saturday.
Sept. %. We are not in possession
of all the particulars, but her obituary
will appear later.
The midnight limited stopped at
Bagley Thursday night to let our
people off who attended the Lacrosse
fair. A large number went.
Harley Hickok shipped stock from
here Saturday.
Fred Miller Sr., is critically ill,
and his children was called home to
be with them.
Miss Mclaughlin. of Potosi, a
former teacher was in town Saturday
calling on her friends.
Mrs. Hannah Oakley informs us by
letter. she is in the hospital at
Superior, Wis. where her little
daughter Neva. whose hands were
disfgured, caused by a severe burn.
has received an operation that
promises to- straighten her hands
again.
Mrs. Enos Clifton. who has linger-
ed ST long, was relieved by death
and her funeral took place from the
Bagley M. E. church, Tuesday, Sept.
%, Rev. Waste. our new pastor
officiating.
John Wilson and wife. of Little
Grant. came to Mrs. Clifton's bed
side and remained until the end.
Mrs. Clifton seemed to be- partially
paralyzed and death came without
any apparent struggle.
J. T. Clifton appointed delegate to
the deep water way from the lakes to
the gulf, con vention. held at Little
Rock Arkansas. Sept. gath. 25th. goth,
could not attend because of the ill
ness and death of his aged mother.
Geo. Willard and wife and VIM.
Emery and wife spent a day autoing
to Mt. Hope last week.
Lee Pace is now section foreman at
Prairie du CHEN and likes the work.
He returns every two weeks to see
his folks and best girl.
The farm sale on the Pilkinton
place comes off Oct. s.
The G. B. & @. has purchased land
to add so feet to their right of way of
double tracking and are grading in
front of Bagley.
VIM. Emery and wife, visiting her
brother Geo. Hodge, of Bagley, had
a launch ride on the old Mississippi
for the first time. Niagara Falls
would be a sight for a westerner and
the father of waters would be to an
easterner.
Glover seed a good crop L. H. Cobb,
is puying; he paid 5000 for what
came off of five acres.
DR.. Rutttenberg took a son of Tony
Ready to Dubuque for a surgical
operation on his foot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nate Brown took the
train Saturday to visit relatives in
Tonnel City. Wis.
Mrs. Ed. Gulick and daughter Edna
we're in town shopping and visiting
last Tuesday.
Mrs. Clara Harvill Davis, of Neb.,
writes us that she suffered an opera
tion at a Kansas City hospital and is
doing fine. Mrs. Davis has many
friends at Mt. Hope, Bloomington,
and Bagley, as she was raised to
womaphood there.
Wednesday we visited the upper
grades of our school and Friday the
primary and intermediate. We found
good and capable teachers in each de-
partment and the pupils we'll settled
for a good years work. We enjoyed
these visits very much.
Peter Train, formerly of this place,
now Los Angeles, Calf was in town
Friday saluting old time friends.
Mr.. Train is a Christian science
healer and travels over many states.
Jacob Karman, of PIatteville, here
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Markley