Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-08-08

Eugene sawyer W0nU TO l'ahOUd OIL
land-looking trip this week.
Quite number Of our people are
camping at the river. They find it
little damp.
Several of our people went on the
excursion to Lacrosse Wednesday,
where they attended big Wood
man picnic.
BEETOWN.
Ye cold Winners Club is meet
in in reglar Seshun at Beetown to
deescuss futher Ruls and Regelash-
uns fur the Old-Times Party on the
Mite no the 18th no August. If airy
cupple wants to git mar-ryed cheep
we hev made arrangements with
the Preechur to ty the Not, Free no
Charge, en- he promises to also pre-
zent a bew- ti-ful kromO en- Waiter
pale & dipper, 2 cups en- sum plaits
en- a wash pan En- the merchants
Edwards & Garner is a goin to give
sum Saffum en- Suthin Sirup en- sum
tin. En- onles Tim Tailor is the hap
ply bride-grume, he's goin to Civ a
high cheer
A set no spunes en- q Broom en-
Sum othur Artickles reck-wi-sit to
married Bills will be givun. Deck
ashuns & Conerattewlashuns-
the Brides Cake en- the supper en-
Big Crowd en- a Honey Moon will
also be furnished Free gratiss en-
every buddy kin kiss the bride. All
arrangements air complicated ceptin
we hevnt got the Happy Cupple yit.
Young men en- gyerls apply airly to
Mary Belle Dudley Smith, Pres-E-
dint or Emma Amelia Smith Kathe-
crime Elizabeth Philippa Garner
Emily Jane Rogers Laura Ann Por-
ter, Pres -dints.
Mrs. D. II. Crockett, nee Hattie
Burt, and four little sons Of Free
port, H., spent last week at the
Sprague farm, Beetown.
Mrs. Ada Whaley Of Prairie du
Chen and daughter, Mrs. Gardner
Briggs and baby of Ladysmith are
visitors at the Sprague farm. They
will remain to attend the Old Set
tiers reunion.
Mrs. Stella Auel at Beetown I'M
derwent an operation last week for
the removal of a tumor from her
shoulder. Ors. Holford of Cassville
and Black Journ performed the oper-
alton TIE patient is recovering
finely.
Mrs. L. f. Rogers is visitor
among friends at Beetown and vi
entity.
Mrs. Henry Henkel and Mrs. F.
Tebo and children have returned
from brief visit at Sheldon, Ia.
GLEN HAVEN
If this isn't 'The good old summer
lime" what is it?
Rev. E. w. Schoenfeld of Blooming
ton passed through Glen Haven Tues
day morning enroute for the west.
T. S Metcalf was in town Sunday
looking as though harvesting this hot
weather agreed with him.
Mrs John Lambin and Miss Lena
Hammes took drive out in the coun-
try Sunday, calling on old acquaint-
ances.
James Burton had the misfortune
to run a nail through his hand the
other day making quite a painful
wound.
John Neubauer and wife we're down
to the Glen Sunday visiting with their
parents.
Jacob Duve of Potosi is plastering
and building reservoir for James
Metcalf at present.
The family of Charles Beckett are
visiting relatives at Blanding, Ill.
Mrs. Lewis Wildman was trading in
Glen Haven the first of the week.
We are informed by Bert Bennett
that rural route No. starts from
Glen Haven September first.
Mrs. Nash, mother of Mrs. JAS. Mil
lin is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Geo.
Harvil of Wyalusing.
Miss Lepha Bennett who has been
sojourning among the Rocky noun
tains in Colorado for few weeks is at
home again.
We had large attendance at church
Sunday last.
Will Esser started for Rock Rapids,
Iowa, Sunday where he will engage in
the threshing business.
Mrs. Milas Weaks was the guest Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fowler of
North Andover few days last week.
Bob Bohringer and wife from out
near Bloomington were in Glen Haven
one day last week shaking hands with
old friends.
Blackberry pickers are to be seen