Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-01-08
AROUND The COUNTY
BAGLEY.

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here and at Cassville.
Dave Beard is having a basement
heater placed.
Bert Jacobs, of Waterloo, Iowa,
was here to spend Xmas with his par
ents.
Jay Snider and wife Of Mt. Hops,
visited in the home of Geo. and Bessie
Willard, came Saturday and stayed
over night. They dropped in to chat
with us and left some grape fruit
sample Of box of tropical fruit sent
to Jay by his two brothers. engaged in
fruit raising on the Isle of Pines
Climate ideal and soil very fertile.
Walter Harvill, nephew of = & I,
called a few moments last week.
Walter is still at Mt. Hope, but has
claim in Dakota, three miles from
his twin brother Wallace each has
quarter section.
The E E. Culver sale was
financial win out. Stock and produce
went at good values. Now Otis will
join his brother in backsmithing,
They will move to Bagley in the
spring and get right down to bust
ness
Mr. and Mrs Horace Tyler visited
Lou Tyler and family last week.
The Tyler's have been on the sick
list but are all improving.
Miss Zada Day, teaching at Pres
ton, came home for the holiday vaca-
ton.
Fl. M. Benedict has his invalid
mother, of Minneapolis, with him
this winter.
Mrs. Marion Bossi is looking for
her son Arthur from the far west. He
will come home at the request of his
mother.
A medicine show all week at the
Willard hall.
The New Year dance was in every
way a success Forty numbers sold.
Supper at the Oswald restaurant
Mrs. James Boarman and son Bert
drove to Brodtville Wednesday to visit
relatives.
Recently L. L, Markley drilled a
we'll for Dan Harris. If you want a
we'll drilled just call on Louis NJ.
he S dandy hand.
Mrs John Jackley and daughter
Emma called on their way to Platte
Vile to see old friends and relatives
Weather soma colder this Saturday.
Miss Huldah Hodge enjoyed her
10th birthday last Tuesday. Miss
Huldah served oysters, nuts and home
made candy to jolly set of young
folks Yes Huldah has reached the
age of sweet sixteen, and is a popular
young lady.
Thanks to Mr. Enos Clifton, we
had big fat rabbit for New Years.
The boys about town had chased this
bunny and every time he took refuge
behind the church so the boys said
bunny must be Christian rabbit and
should not be killed.
E. Z. Culver was pleased to have
his children from Platteville come
home to take Xmas dinner in the
parental home in Bagley. It was
nice for them all to come home Xmas
time.
John Ripper and Geo. Harris are
hauling corn home they bid off at
the Culver sale.
Lorenzo Willard and wife invited
their sons and families to take dinner
: New Years. Well they got the
dinner and sawed up a years FIRE
wood for father Wasn't that very
nice thing for the boys to do? You
bet.
Geo. Harris and family, of Brodt
Vile, took New Years dinner with
Mr. and Mrs. John Ripper. They al
enjoyed the visit.
A. 3. Bennett. of Glen Haven,
spent New Years in the Jake Bieder
man home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Quinn, of McGregor,
Iowa, spent few days in their daugh
ter's home, Mrs. Monroe Jacobs, Of
Bagley.
Bert Boarman, son of James Boar.
man, Of Bagley, closed his visit here
and took his brother Alva back to
Kalispell, Mont, where Bert is en-
gagged in an extensive lum Der trade
The Stork last Friday evening left
a fine II pound boy at the home of
GiIbertson, of Bagley.
Eddie Root and new bride have
rented Mrs. Ella Roots residence in
Bagley. We congratulate the new
couple and wish them joy and pros
perity and open hand of welcome.
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