Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-02-21
AROUND THE COUNTY
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BAGLEY.
,orrespondence 70 the herald.

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Miss Anna Weed, Of Wyalusing, were
united in marriage at the parsonage
at Patch Grove on Wednesday fore
noon, Feb. 14tk, Rev. c. L. Hooking
officiating. They were attended by
Chas. Weed. brother of the bride, and
Miss Laura E Nagle. sister of the
groom. The bride is daughter Of
VIM. Weed, town clerk of Wyalusing
and the groom is prosperous young
farmer. The happy couple will spend
their honeymoon in South Dakota and
will be at home on the farm in Patch
Grove, March 1st.
Ina M. Borah was born at Brodt-
Vile, Jan. Is, 1887 and was united in
marriage to Clarence Brodt. Dec.
25th. 1908; to their union was born
one son, who with husband, father
aud mCth.r, one brother are left to
and husband took her to New Mexico.
hoping milder climate would be
beneficial. She failed rapidly and
died there. Foneral services were held
at Brodtvllle, Feb 18th, Rev. Hook
ing officiating. A large concourse of
sympathizing friends attended the
obsequies. Interment took place in
the Brodtville cemetery. The body
reached Bagley Monday and was re-
moved to the S. E. Brodt home.
Geo Trine, of Graceville,. Mimi.
spent some time here with relatives
and old time friends He says crops
we're very poor in Minnesota where
his father lives and they think
seriously of trying some other part
Of the west
The home of Geo. Pilkintson is
saddened by the severe illness of their
five months old baby. It is having
fits and the doctor says the chances are
very much against it getting we'll.
Mesdames Ella Patch and Clara Brodt
FASTENED to the afflicted home to
render all the assistance they can.
Nate Brown was taken sick Thurs
day and the doctor says the patient
has SYMPTOMS of pneumonia. We
hope the run will be light and Nate
will soon recover.
Jas. Boarman went to Brownsville,
Minp., to see his sister Mrs. Will
Irons. who is very low with consump-
tion. Jim said she looked SO bad he
couldn't Gear to stay long.
Tom GuIick and wife spent a few
days with relatives at CassvilIe They
returned last Sunday.
Oscar Barnes, while unloading logs
at the mill, was hurt by skid that
flew up and struck him on the jaw.
For moment Oscar thought that he
] had received one of Jack johnson s
famous upper cuts No bones were
broken aud D1. Mecum says Oscar
will soon be over it
Mrs. Howard Shrake made her folks
at Elgin, ILL.,, a good visit of week
or two
Ora Patch was very much surprised
on his 18TH birthday. About 80
school mates headed by the teachers
came in to jolly him On his birthday !;
as the front door opened Ora made a
dash for side door, but was caught
in the act and was shook up in great
shape. The presents they brought
made Ora's eyes look like two full
moons in brush heap, high priced
safety razor by the teachers and boxes
of stationery and valentines galore
| from classmates. You see Ora is a
valentine. born Feb. IA. Mrs. Patch
served delicate refreshments. The
happy throng dispersed at IL m.
wishing Ora many returns of his
birthday, each one more happy than
the past.
We are creditably informed that
our popular station agent JAS Horribly
Will build a nice residence for him
self the coming season. Good for you,
jim. you will pay out money enough
in a few years to build a house.
Geo. Willard got back from a
recent trip to Florida; yes, yes, the
land of flowers, oranges and alligators.
Geo. says that in Florida you find
the worst bunch of land sharks in the
world, eli nate is ideal, the soil is
thin and requires much fertilizing to
keep it up. so Geo. grabbed up a
young alligator, pair of white rats,
some sea shells and other trinkets
and liked for home.
Mrs. Johnson attending a charivari
at Brodtville. fell down cellar
through trap dooe and bruised her.
self up quite bit. It is bad enough
for men to make night hideous with
horns and COW bells and we are sorry
the ladies try their hand at it some
times.