Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-06-24

40 B1aCkDOurD mas kin OIL IAU,COO
brick burned and ready for market.
He expects soon to start another batch.
Delos Abrams and wife of Lancaster
greeted old friends and neighbors here
last week.
Theo. Calvin and wife were over
from Lancaster last week.
Lincoln Abraham returned from Du-
buque Saturday, where about two
wee IS ago he underwent an operation
for appendicitis. His recovery was re-
markedly rapid.
M. N. McIver, principal of the Hud
son schools, returned home Friday and
found his mother seriously ill. DR..
Godfrey came over Sunday to consult
with DR.. Lewis regarding her condition
which is considered critical.
Col. Cavanaugh is visitor.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. r. Oman of Ell Paso,
Texas, are guests at the Roney farm,
north of town,
In last weeks business notes FL. B..
Taylor is credited with having drug
store, where we should have found him
in his big jewelry store. He's there
yet.
r. T. Parkins, visitor here, and Miss
Tillie Henkel of Beetown, drove over
to Lancaster Tuesday.
Joseph Tebo gave dance in his fine
new barn at Porter's bridge Tuesday
evening. About thirty couples were
present. 10. expects to give another
one on Tuesday evening of this week.
DIR. Nina B. Glazier and daughter
Emma of Madison and Mrs. Jesse
Brooks went to Appleton Monday to
attend commencement exercises of
Lawrence university. Vern Brooks is
a graduate.
L.. S. Sawyer and daughter Alta,
Lewis BETTER and probably Grit He
kok will attend the soldiers reunion at
Cuba City. No doubt there are others
but the above-named can be counted
on to respond to their names as long
as there is a roll to call.
Mr.. Karma nm of Dubuque is laying
some cement sidewalks at the Ballan-
tine homes. Probably this is the be-
SIuuIES VI d lOO VI ClAo A1aAV vi vNeIAh.
Y. Showalter, Hugh orion and Miss
es Phillips and BROKER were over from
Lancaster Sunday. Kate Domnelly re-
turned with them.
i Orton Brady was visiting i'm town the
4 latter part of the week.
The Witcomb house has been moved
to the south foundation and workmen
! are preparing the cellar for the new
house.
Abe Goldberg is breaking ground for
his new building ON Canal street.
4 CASSEILLE.
At the st. Charles Catholic church
ON Wednesday, June ill.,, Miss Mary
Steffen and VIM Toennessen were
umited for life. Minnie Hartman and
j.. M. Klauer were bridesmaid and best
man. After the ceremony the bridal
party with relatives and friends were
entertained at Herman Kartman's Mrs.
Hartman being cousin of the bride.
A cozy home not far from Cassville was
ready for the bride, who lis we'll quail
fled for the duties of home maker.
Their many friends wish them long
life of prosperity and happiness
| Some of the saws for the new button
factory have arrived and are being put
| in position and the rest are expected
soon.
The Weary Willies have new game
now. They timidly approach the back
door and with a very sad countenance
they will plaintively ask if there isn't
''some chore they can do to earn bit
to eat OF course the housewife is
Too much astonished to think
what to set them to work at,
with the result that they go away
pleased and happy, not so much be-
cause of the lunch they get but be-
cause they get it for the asking. There
have been several cases of this kind in
Cassville the past week. 1t is thought
some of them are strikers out of work.
If anyone is really and truly in search
of work they need not leave Cassville
for it as there is great deal Of work
here and help is more scarce here than
GN0I OOlOIO.
Rev. Evans, former pastor of the
Baptist church, was renewing acquaint-
ances here last week. On Sunday
morning he spoke to a large audience
in the Baptist church. His sermon
was excellent.
Will Seippel was passenger to Du-
buque Sunday afternoon.
Philip Seippel of Gutenberg, Ia,
visited friends and relatives in Glass;
vile Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Walter Kleinpell is visiting
"ister in Armour, S. D.
A cement sidewalk is under con-
struction in front of John Klindt's
residence.
G. j. Scharfenstein and family and
Thos. Finney and family enjoyed an
outing on the Bum farm Sunday.