Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-02-12
AROUND THE COUNTY
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BAGLEY.
ipecial Correspondence to the Herald.

Special Correspondence to the Herald.
Two deaths occurred in Bagley near
together. The mother of Mr.. H. NJ.
Benedict died Feb. 4th, at the nome
of her son. Her death WAS sudden
Her age was rs and was about the
house the day she died. Her re.
mainswere taken to Arlington, Iowa
for interment Thursday, Feb. 9th,
Mrs. Henry Huser, passed from earth
life. She had been in bad health for
some time. She Survived her aged
husband some two or three years The
funeral will be held Feb. 9th. We
cannot give particulars, at this time,
but may later.
The stork kindly left fine boy
baby at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Monroe Jacobs. Now Monroe has a
boy and girl to sing to sleep.
]. T. Clifton sold a 2O-horse power
gasoline engine to Jake Zellers. Bert
Quinn and Henry Fisher. Mr.. Cliff
ton is now engaged unloading car
loads of farm machinery and will be
we'll stacked up for the large spring
trade.
The Passion Play was repeated at
the Willard hall in Bagley Friday
night.
Jacob Beer. on the sick list is
better.
Jas. NJ. HarviIl sale Feb. 3rd was
all right, quick sales and good prices
Jim talks of going up to Clear Lake,
Wis, where his son Tom settled a
year ago.
L. L. Markley. a Platteville visit
OF for a week returned accompanied
by his wife's sister. Mrs. Gee. Reiser,
who will remain for few days visit
The cashier of our bank said the
editor of the Herald would be in town
Friday or Saturday. If he came he
didn't show up at our laboratory. and
that you know is an objectionable
sin.
Tom Gulick and wife we're in town
last week one day, trading and MAX
ing calls.
Perry Gulick had dandy time on
his 18th birthday. A lot of youngsters
helped the good work along; it was a
surprise to Perry. The cake with
fourteen candles and all the presents,
but the lad was we'll pleased
Miss Velma Harvill went to La
Crosse Sunday to see Clarence Gulick,
who received an operation at the
hospital and is recovering in fine shape
and will soon be discharged.
Mrs. Abe Key and daugh ter, of
Patch Grove took the train here for
Potosi to attend the Key Mclaughlin
wedding.
DR.. O'Connor. optomerrist, was in
Bagley, Monday, February 3rd, one
day only.
Mrs Henry Fisher drove friend
to Bagley Tuesday to take the train
going south.
Mrs. Jennie Winter had business
at Prairie du Chen last Wednesday.
Nate Brown is on the sick list, but
is getting quite little better.
Mrs. John Harris, VINO has been
ailing some time is reported not so
well again.
Miss Alma Day. of Brodtville.
came down Wednesday to visit her
brother and family at Prairie du
Chen.
A company of neighbors surprised
Mrs. T. E. Brodt on her birthday.
We don't know her age, nor how
good the cake was.
Geo. Hausler will erect a barn
40xl0O feet. Is FOOT posts. hausler is
Que of our best citizens. He is on the
jury for the February term of court
and will take a seat in the jury box.
Thanks to the Herald editor and so
many friends VINO remembered us
on our 74th birthday. We had
sick spell about that time and these
tokens of continued friendship helped
largely to fetch me out of the kinks.
February will soon pass away and
then all eyes will be turned on the
coming of the first robin. The sly
old rodent called the ground hog
knows his biz, and we will have six
weeks more of winter easy enough.
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