Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-10-01
BAGLEY.

Mrs. Del Morrissey cut her hand
very badly last week. She was seal
ing up a jar of fruit and in pressing
the jar cover down 70 make it seal
there was defect in the glass and the
jar broke and her hand went down in
to the fruit and the top of the broken
jar. She had to have five stitches
taken in the thickest part of her
hand it is doing as we'll as can be ex-
pected.
Ben Keller and daughter returned
home to Lacrosse after attending Mrs.
Beers funeral.
Mrs. Jesse Key returned home from
Potosi Sunday.
Mike Pace went to Prairie du
Chen Sunday.
AS Jim Day was boarding the
train on one end to go to his home in
Lacrosse, his brother, Will Day, from
Dubuque, got off at the other end of
the train. so they did not get to see
each other at all,
Will Day is laying the brick on
Mr.. Oswald's new residence. He is
whirl wind bricklayer.
The Ladies' Aid gave a dinner at
Mrs. Tom Clifton's Thursday. Pro-
ceeds 1915.
A number of little girls met at
Mrs. 3. E. Culver's Saturday, formed
a Junior aid society and pieced
blocks for quilt to be sold later.
John Beers of LeSeur, Mimi, came
on the afternoon train; he was to late
for Mrs. Jake Beers funeral. He re-
turned home Wednesday.
Lew Newman loaded part of car
Of hogs Monday and Len Scott
finished the load at Glen Haven.
Mr.. o. J. Oswald gave your cor
respondent mess of green corn for
roasting ears last Sunday from corn
that was planted after digging his
early potatoes. Talk about raising
two crops from the same ground in
the south; we can do it in old Wis.
consin.
Charley Calkins went to Blooming
ton by auto Monday evening to attend
an insurance meeting.
Mrs. Harry Oswald and Nettie
Oswald went to Prairie du Chen
Monday as did also Mrs. Cora Pace.
Ed Beelerman, of Mt. Hope, went
to the Lacrosse fair Tuesday.
Mrs E. G. Wood, of Cassville,
came up to attend her stepdaughter S
Mrs. Jake Beers funeral and is stay
ing awhile to visit friends here.
Jennie Patten, of Boscobel, left
here Tuesday, She was here to see
her mother Mrs. Caroline Gulick,
who is very low.
Robert Arthur and Erma Jackley
from Platteville came up Tuesday to
make a short visit with Miss
Mrs. Winter has Miss Owald from
Dubuque to assist her in trimming for
the fall and winter trade.
Mr.. and MIS-. Klinkhammer, from
Cassville. Sundayed at Roda Willards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt, from Chicago,
came Sunday to visit their son who is
a surveyor for the g. B. & O., and
living in car here.
There was a large attendance from
here to the Lacrosse fair. Thursday
mornings crowd we're: Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Patch, Mr.. and Mrs. Les. Boor-
man, Mr.. and Mes. Shrake and daugh-
ter of Hazelton, Mr.. and Mrs. Eli
Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Mitch. Rice,
Mrs. Jim Boorman, Tom Clifton, Mi.
10 Clark, John Remey, Lyman Culver
and Geo. Winter. On the four
O'Clock, Fred Millen, and Friday
morning: Will Taylor, Melvin va
ger and Grace Harris.
Mrs. N. Brodt won't to Prairie du
Chen and returned Friday.
Melvin Cook returned home to
Eastman Friday.
Geo. Hochstrasser and wife went to
Milwaukee Friday to reside.
M. E. church services will be held
in the Bagley hall Sunday.
Mr.. Mayo, of North Andover, Sun
dayed at Will Reymeys and went to
Chippewa Falls after his sister Mon
day.
Mr.. Beers daughter, Mrs. Handy,
returned to her home at Wyeville,
Wis, Tuesday.
Will Miller and Annie Rewey went
to the Lacrosse fair Wednesday.
Roxie Clark went to Wyalusing