Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-01-10
BAGLEY.


their lovely new residence. Mr. and
Mrs. Glass sat on their porch looking
as natural rs could be. Thanks for
the home picture.
Edward Ticker handed US 81 to be
applied on his Herald subscription.
That is the proper spirit. Let US be-
gin the New Year feeling that we
have tried to meet all of our obliga-
tions in manly spirit.
Mrs. WIN. Moore, of Blakes Prairie,
took her daughter to Lacrosse to be
operated on for appendicitis last
Thursday. How many many cases of
this affiiction we are called on to
chronicle. Is it an old disease under
new name, or is it not.
We are listening for the chime of
wedding bells, yes, Stree, right in
Bagley, pretty soon now already"
Mrs. Chas. Miller and daughter, of
Prairie du Chen, called on friends
here on her way to Brodtville visit
ing.
Uncle Geo. Schnee had another bad
spell of heart trouble.
VIM. Calkins and daughter Marie.
Of Winona, Mimi, are here for few
days visit. Mr.. CaIkins had some
business also to attend to.
Sylvia Sutton and wife took dinner
with Mr.. and Mrs John A. Bossi.
Mr.. Koch and daughter of ST. Cloud,
Mimi, guests Of the Geo. Hansler
home returned last Friday.
Mrs. Del Morrissey and Mrs. L. n.
Cobb. and others attended the Mrs.
Geo. Vogt funeral at Glen Haven,
Wednesday. Deceased, maiden name
was Miss Anna Voss. She taught in
our school one year and as primary
teacher. stood at the head of the list.
Mrs. Jennie Winter received a
sample package of tea from her
friends in England, supposed to be
something extra. Although it is
said distance lends a charm, yet on
testing the sample it was found in
ferior to much of the tea imported to
this country.
Geo. Shepherd is selling off at
private sale with the intention of
moving to Iowa. He has one work
horse and four head of cattle to dis
pose of three calves and one yearling.
Readers CT The Herald may see a
chance there to get bargain
Miss Margie Keller, of La Crosse,
returned last Friday.
Arthur Smith, nephew of Geo.
Hodge returned to his home in York
state last Tuesday after a week s
visit in the Hodge home.
Clarence Gulick and Miss Martin,
of Brodtville visited in Bagley Fri
day, Saturday and Sunday; some
magnetic power seems to draw these
young folks to our city. Vino is wise
enough to explain.
Nate Browns daughters and their
husbands after holiday visit return
ed to their respective homes, Alden
and Pope Jay, Iowa.
Thomas Gulick and his new pride
treated their neighbors to an oyster
supper and thereby avoided an old
time charivari.
The Culvers. the MarkIeys and
the Chas Plondke families have been
having dinners back and forth during
the holidays. Behold how pleasant
for neighbors to dwell together in
unity. BY the way the Culvers are
getting ready to move to the Schrunk
farm and then they will be several
feet closer to Bagley; hip hip Hurrah.
Mrs. Thomas Gulick was pleased to
receive a visit from her daughter,
Mrs. Lau, of Cassville.
We were pleased to receive New
Year greetings from the County Sup't
}. G.. Brockert.
Nate and Eli Millin have both been
on the sick list and Nate far from
we'll yet His maladT is catarrhal
fever. Three different physicians
have been called, HerstY, Lewis and
Mclaughlin.
Joe Greer, Clark, Newman and
others shipped large amount of
stock from here last week.
The. Patch Grove basket ball players
laid it over to our high school boys
Saturday night. But shucks our boys
expected to lose. They have had
but little practice as vet. but they are
coming to the front fast.
Skovesard, the Danish violinist.
Miss Ethel May Wright. soprano,
Miss Alice McClung pianist will be
in Bagley one night only, Tuesday,
Jan. 90, 1919. The violinist is the
finest musician ever heard in this