Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-04-09
AROUND THE COUNTY
BAGLEY.

studiOus application of the members.
our citizens were stirred to realiza-
Gion and appreciation of their efforts,
and the ladies of Bagley, rising to the
occasion, generously rendered them an
ovation and public banquet, in
Willard's hall, the proceeds of which
we're to be used for their benefit. The
public interest was so great that,
although the admission price was
ridiculously low, handsome sums
was realized, a marked compliment
not only to the band but also to the
ladies whose kindly effort and
generosity were appreciated by all.
In mutual harmony with the spirit of
the occasion, throughout the day and
evening, the band discoursed it's
sweetest strains of music, cheering
and pleasing all who heard them.
In recognition of what they have done
in seeking to add something to our
social enjoyment, permit US to say a
few words = We are proud of our band +;
proud of our boys. They LABOR for
our delight and pleasure and are
worthy of encouragement and support.
Under the able direction of Mr. L.
Scheibel, of Prairie du Chen, the
roster of the band is as follows =
Clarinets, Edgar Jacobs. Myron Pace.
Harley Clifton, VIM. Miller; comets,
Harrison Oswald, Henry Clifton. Ora
Patch. Roda Willard, Fletcher and
T. E. Brodt; tenors, John Miller,
Oscar Ready; altos, Chas. Millin.
Clarence Oswald, Harley Newman
trombone. Ed. hi ssa: baritone,
Julius Oswald, bass, Philip Glass !;
drums, Frank Oswald, Guy Culver
In the evening, through the courtesy
of Mr.. Willard, picture show was
given for their benefit. Let the good
work 60 on.
To Dubuque Saturday: Mrs. T.
B. Anderson and daughter Kate,
Edgar Jacobs and Verne Banner
@Cassvllle, Peter Gasner and Schir's
little daughter, attending school.
Glen Haven, Miss Millin.
Alfred Maker of North Lacrosse
here last week to see some of his old
friends.
A sister and brothers of the late
Mrs. Hiram Morse, wish to render
thanks to friends and neighbors for
sympathy and help during the sick
ness and death Of their dear lamented
sister.
Mrs. Pitzer, mother of Mrs. Eli
Millin, has been seriously i'll and
her death may be looked for at any
time. She is 80 years old.
A big dance in the hall Friday
might.
NJ. Pace and wife were nicely sur
prised on their Both wedding an
adversary. All enjoyed it but none
better than welded couple.
Quite number from here took il
the play, The Broken Idol, - al
Prairie du Chen.
Mrs. Annie Snrake and daughter,
of McGrggor, Ia, are here visiting
relatives.
W. F. Lindeman, ex- cashier Of
Bagley state bank. is now calling OF
friends at Epworth and Dubuque
iowa. His family will remain al
Bagley for the present.
Myron Moore, son of Fred Moore
of Bagley, was successfully operated
on for appendicitis at Lacrosse las
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lance, music
firm of Bloomington, was iE town las
week and purchased fine and costly
piano wagon of our dealer ]. T
Clifton. Mrs. Lance has been in tbs
harness 10 these many years and rich
ay deserves all that the business car
bring.
This spring the King drag is beint
used to good advantage on our roads
Fred Ruckdaschel, made bee las
Wednesday to reshingle his house
Little Josephine Kasperet got TOT
near a bon fire, her clothes caugh
fire and the poor little girl wa
quite badly burned. but am glad t.
her she will soon recover.
Mrs. NJ. Pace and daughter. in law
Lillian. went to Dubuque to visit
Mrs. Gerard Griest who we hope viii
recover from an operation.
August Stagman took an engineer
ing course at Austin, Mimi, and Il
at home again.
Weather fine town meeting day. {
eair vote polled; Lou Beer elected
chairman, has since resigned. Nov
who will the board appoint License
was not an issue and We hope thu
town will remain dry. Peace ant