Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-09-05
NEWS OF THE COUNTY.
Special Correspondence to the HeIa
from Villages and Elsewhere.
GLEN HAVEN.

GLEN HAVEN.
Jas. Smith of North Andover was do
ing business in Glen Haven first Of the
week.
Ethel Holford of Bloomington, who
has been visiting Lepha Bennett, re-
turned home Monday.
John Ziegler was in town Tuesday
after lumber and to visit with the
boys.
Harvey Abrams of Lancaster was in
town Tuesday after his daughters, who
have been visiting their aunt, Mrs. Ed.
Barr, for week.
September 1st is here and hunters
are now peeking around after squir-
rels, rabbits and chickens.
School opened Monday with Will
Tornoswki of Bloomington as teacher.
Mrs. Dan Donahue and children of
McGregor Ia, visited Glen Haven rel
atives this week.
Potatoes in this section will yield
fairly we'll this fall.
Mrs Harvey and son Re- of Gutten-
berg we're guests of Mrs. Chas. Chand-
Ter last week.
Several of the Glen Haven people
took trip to Gutenberg Sunday, The
attraction being ball game between
the Gutenberg and Belvue mines.
Score to in favor of Belvue.
Geo. Harris unloaded new clover
huller here first OF the week and in
tends beginning 80 hull as soon as he
can get his threshing out OF the way.
John Goekel had the misfortune to
let wagon loaded with rock run over
his foot, which made a very painful
bruise but luckily no bones were brok-
en-.
DR.. Cook made flying trip to Bee
town Tuesday. The doctor has a fleet
team and enjoys fast ride.
Mabel Judd of Lancaster began the
fall term of school in the Bennett dis
trict Monday
A load of iron bridging was hauled
from here Tuesday out near North An
dover where an iron bridge will be
erected across the Longmire creek.
Mrs. Chas. Beckett and children re-
turned home Sunday after few weeks
visit with relatives at Banding, Ill.
The infant daughter of MIR. and Mrs
Theo. Spoden died Friday of brain
few =, aged one and half years. The
funeral took place Sunday at 2 p. M.
and interment was made in the Goekel
cemetery.
The Gasoline Engine Shredder and
Threshing Co. of Glen Haven that took
the contract for building macadamized
roads in our township has been at
work on the road between T. S. Met
calls and E. L. Chambers this week.
Jacob Walz and daughter Anna were
Glen Haven visitors first of the week.
Tavern Millin while out riding Tues
day was thrown off his horse and quite
badly bruised.
John Petty and Charley Tate are
now employed by Seippel Bros. in pull
ing lumber into the yard. They will
have long job of it as they have late
ly received new fleet.
Mrs. Anna CLINE of Arlington, la.
came over Tuesday to visit her mother,
Mrs. Hammes, and other relatives.
Gertie Alderman of Lansing, Ia
visited her brothers, Will and Charley
here the past week.
Milt Woodhouse and wife passed
through here Wednesday on their way
to Chicago.
Mrs Jessie Skellenger of Gutenberg
formerly Of Glen Ha. EN-, was visiting
with friends here this week
NARROW Kidd and Fred Bennett were
in getting lumber to make wagon but
tons for hauling rock on, on the per.
manent roads.
Edward j. Remple of Glen Haven
and Mary L. Chamberlain of Worth
Michigan, were united in marriage
at p. M, Sunday, Aug. 18th. After q
weeks sojourn in Michigan and taking
in the sights at Chicago on their home.
ward route, the happy couple arrived
at Glen Haven Thursday, where they
will visit the formers mother and Sis
ter for short time. Mr.. Hemple is a
steady, honest young man and we'll
liked by his many friends here. He
has chosen we'll in selecting his life's
companion, and friends extend con-
CALCULATIONS.
BETHESDA RIDGE.