Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-08-27
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BAGLEY.
,ndence to the Herald.

Special Correspondence to the Herald
After 10 years of absence the Misses
Graf are visiting Bagley at the Nor
rissey home. They wandered down
the r. R. track to visit the old place,
now the Markley place and were very
kindly treated to water melon and
canteloupe. A Of old when this family
of six motherless little folks moved to
Dubuque we hardly expected so much
Miss Katherine now has first place as
nurse in the operating room at st.
Joseph's hospital in Chicago. Ola is
managing the dress department. of
leading Dubuque firm. Jos has
position as pharmacist and is also in
Chicago. It is evident somehow those
kids have had their chance and made
good.
Lee Ko1b and wife are receiving a
visit from his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Kolb, of Patch Grove, also
mis- aunt, Mrs. Herman Pohle and his
brother. in-law and wife. Mr.. and
Mrs. E. M. McKichan.
Will Taylor went to ST. Paul on
business Monday.
Mrs. Sherwin and daughter
Katherine, from Cassville have been
visiting at Mrs. Tyler's. Mr.. Sher-
win and Bobbie Mcknight came Sun.
day and they all went fishing.
r.. T-1a. oo,oo g., Coe..;11o -, Lo~
return from Potosi, Monday and re-
turned home Tuesday.
Roy Kuller came from Lacrosse
Monday to visit his grand parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Beers.
Mrs. Eli Millen went to Fayette,
Iowa, Monday. to see her daughter,
May Woods.
Rev. Weist and wife left Monday
for Lacrosse, Sparta and Duluth on
their way to the NJ. E. Conference at
Superior.
Jim Boorman and Gerard Griest
left Tuesday for Montana to visit Mr..
3oorman $ sons.
Miss Delphia Grimessy, of Patch
Grove, Sundayed with her grand
PARENTS Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Shrake.
Dan Murphy has been painting for
Charley Herren this week.
Lightning struck Lew Horseman s
chimney but did not do any harm
except to knock off brick or two and
fill the room with SCOT.
Gertrude Herbst. CT Hammond,
Ind, returned home from visit with
her uncle, aunt and cousins, the
Oswalds. Susie Oswald accompanied
her. They stopped off at Chicago for
a while. 1t is a much needed vaca-
ton for Susie for she is always on
hand to wait on her customers with
smile, even to hand out.
Mrs Bob Mcknight returned to her
home in Potosi Wednesday after
visit with her sister, Mrs. Dave Beard.
Her father. Geo. Miller, came up
with her and stayed here at his old
nome.
Albert Doltz, a cigar maker, was
up from PIatteville Wednesday and
mixed pleasure with business by
going fishing with the Markleys.
The R. R. Co. unloaded the new
pump to pump the water from the
river over a mile to the tank for the
new watering station. The pump
weighs three tons and is sure a large
one. 1t requires large one t. pump
the water here and raise it up so
feet into the tank besides the rise of
the groud from the river.
Dr.. Ruttenburg has been appointed
medical advisor for the @. b. & O.
R. R. with headquarters at Gales
burg. ILL.,. and will leave about Sept.
1. His family goes later.
Geo. Ruckdashel got a valuable
horse badly cut up in barbed wire
Tuesday.
Will Shine, of Sandy Hollow, bad
splinter of steel fly from an axe he
was taking off from the handle, and
striking him on the leg. It made a
bad wound which will lay him up for
a while.
john Kasperack, from Livingston,
brother of Frank Kasperack, has
purchased the Ruckdashel estate con
sisting of 362 acres for SIC, 1876 He
will occupy the place the first of next
March. They all come to Bagley
There are number of real estate
deals being negotiated around here at
present.
Herman Stagman returned from
Sisseton., 5. D.. Wednesday. He
reports the crops pretty good there and
says it is a nice country out there,
but old Wisconsin is good enough for
him.