Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-04-06
Glen Haven.


Easter sunday seemed to be a good
daal warmer than usual. Perhaps we
are going to have spring now. Yes,
and the birds are beginning to give
their beautiful cry of spring weather
ibis seems to encourage the farmers
OF this vicini,y because they think the
birds signals are true.
Saturday was caucus dav'' in our
little village. Our village NAV be
small but it carries on great deal of
business. People from all parts OF
our township attended Most all of
the town officers were re-nominated.
They were as follows: Supervisors.
Fred Bennett. Lewis Kraut, S. Chand-
Ter; clerk, Frank Tate; treasurer, Jos.
Gates; assessor, A. H. Bennett; justices
of the peace. A. H. Bennett, John
Ryan. John Dunlop, Fred Handy ;con-
stables. VIM. Skinner. Milas Weaks,
Albert Humes. These gentlemen are
all highly honored by the citizens of
Glen Haven and its neighborhood.
Bessie Wise visited her parents in
Beetown last Sunday. She also visi-
ted her grandmother, Mrs. Wise, who
is SO years of age and is in pretty
good health. If she lives until June
she will pass the century mark.
If you go to Glen Haven Won will
find Kaiser Bros. very busy now-a-
days on account of so much repairing
to be done. The other blacksmiths
are also very busy shoeing horses, etc.
Our lumberman, j. H. Dunlop, is
kept very busy planning lumber now
He is getting it ready for use
Our physician is kept very busy on
account of 50 much sickness. Mrs.
NARROW Kidd and Mrs. Cartwright are
also reported under his care
Mrs. A. H. Bennett, our fine milli-
ner, has OH hand good supply of
spring hats.
VIM. Forcke. one of Glen Haven's
prosperous farmers and diligent men,
has sent in his name to join the NJ.
w. A. lodge. Mr.. Forcke knows what
is best for him to do.
Bert f. Groom of Cassville visited
friends in this vicinity few days last
week. Mr.. Groom was teacher of
the Glen Haven school at one time.
Mrs Lew Bennett is still under the
care of our physician. We all hope
to hear of her recovery soon.
John Peterson and wife shook hands
with Lancaster friends last Tuesday
and Wednesday.
John Z. Ryan, principal of one of
the schools at La Crosse, and Miss
Alice Berry. who is also a teacher at
La Crosse, were united in marriage
Tuesday, March IS. 1899. They visi-
ted relatives around North Andoyer
last week and then returned to La
Crosse to resume their school duties.
James Morkin made flying trip to
Patch Grove last Sunday.
Matt McIver. who has been teach
ing at Bayfield,, Wis. is home for a
short vacation with friends aud rela-
tives.
Mary Welsh visited her sister, Mrs.
Henry Seipp, near Cassville a few
days last week.
The church services given in the
Metropolis hall at North Andover last
Sunday evening by Rev. Schoenfeld
of Bloomington were reported very
good. He is very good minister and
everyone is pleased with his sermons.
Misses Elmonde Heilermann and
Hannah Peacock, two of North And
overs kind ladies, spent a very pleas
ant Sunday with their friend. Lucy
Kuenster.
DR.. w. P. Hartford of Cassvilie was
called out to McIver's last Saturday
on account of the sickness of Samnel
McIver.
Rose Smith of Bloomington was a
pleasant caller in this neighborhood
last Wednesday. NoTINERo.