Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-10-22
BAGLEY.
Special Correspondence to the Herald.


Mrs Alta Wilbert and daughter
returned to their home in Nebraska
Monday after an extended visit at the
parental hume with Mr.. and Mrs.
Alvin Cook.
Mrs. 0. j. Oswald, daught ter
Carrie and daughter. law Mrs.
Harrison Oswald, went to Prairie du
Chen to do some shopping Monday.
Mr.. Stone, from Bloomington,
came down on the one o'clock train
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo Harville took
dinner with the Tom Clifton family
Sunday and attended the reopening
Of the church.
There was large gathering at the
reopening of the M. E. church Sun
day. Three ministers were present.
Mr.. Waist, our local minister. Rev.
W. F. Tomlinson and Rev. Albert
Kuhn of Dubuque. There was a
goodly number present from Brodt-
Vile and Hazelton and the surround
ing country.
Sadie Patch went to her grand
mothers, Mrs j. Fl. Palmer, Satur-
day and came back Sunday.
Fred Glass came in on his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Glass, unex-
petedly from Arlington, Wash,
Thursday, on the midnight train. He
had not been home for some time and
it was happy surprise to them.
Frank Orr and Willie Bolt, of
Glen Haven, were Bagley callers Sat-
urday evening.
Otto Meyssm burg is working with
the concrete crew on the Newman
bridge.
Mrs. Geo. Nash, while staying at
Glen Haven. was taken sick and came
home but is better and went back
again.
Mis- Tom Maggie Jr., from North
Yakima, WASH, was visiting at Del
Morrissey's last week.
Our three lady teachers went to
Dubuque Saturday, shopping.
Mrs. L. E. Tyler returned from
Dubuque Friday, where she had been
to see her husband at the hospital.
He was not feeling we'll when she
left Friday afternoon and has been
doing as we'll as could be expected.
Lulu Glass returned from her visit
with her brother and sister at Fari-
bault, and Minneapolis, Wednesday,
She say she had fine time.
The band boys played in front of
the Oswald restaurant for the pleasure
of our citizens. Monday night, which
was greatly enjoyed by all.
Mr.. E. E. Culver's nephew and
niece, Glib Corpion and wife from
Avoca. called on them awhile Friday
also his nephew, Lyman Culver and
daughter Mabel.
John Decker and wife and l.. g.
Hickok and wife from Lancaster,
were camping and duck hunting and
fishing on the river just below
Wyalusing last week.
Mr.. Golf, father of Callie Golf and
Mrs. Henry Ruckdashel from Ruth
haven, Iowa, is making his children a
visit.
Willie Clark returned from his
operation at Lacrosse Tuesday. He
is doing fine.
Mrs. Henter, school mate to Mrs.
Fred Millen, formerly from Potosi
returned to her home in Cato, near
Chicago, after a visit with Mrs.
Millen.
Jake Hartman and Till Draper
made trip to Prairie du Chen Tues
day.
Fred Patch lost ten dollar gold
certificate one day last week. If the
party who found it will return it he
will give a reward
The Co. operative Co shipped car
of hogs Thursday.
]. S. Wright, from Hazlehurst,
step father of Mrs. Jim Hornby, came
to make them visit Thursday and
returned home Saturday.
Mrs. Will Day, daughter-in law to
Mrs. Hank Day, accompanied by her
son, Loren, came down to see her
Thursday from Prairie du CHEN
Mrs. Chris Harvill is making her
sister at Garnaville a weeks visit.
Del Morrissey's mother is quite sick
under the doctors care
o. j. Oswald received another car
of brick Friday to use in his new
residence. He is going to raise the
restaurant another story, and will make
an upper story with the residence that