Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-08-29
NEWS OF THE COUNTY.
Herald Correspondents .ontribute
Letters from Many Localities.
GLEN HAVEN.

ILL., Was NlSIO1AS lL1OuOo ohO 20
in Glen Haven and vicinity this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Beckett went up
to McGregor Friday to attend the fun
eral of the latter's aunt.
Mrs, Fred Barr spent a few days last
week with her sister, Mrs. Frank Bed
dow, at Gutenberg.
Mrs. e. L. Chandler and son BERTHE
took the early train Wednesday for
West Superior, where they will stay
during the hay fever season as BERTHE
is afflicted with that disease and West
Superior is noted resort for hay fever
patients.
Mrs. VIM. Ways father, JAS. Mona
han, has been very i'll the last week.
He is very old and feeble and has made
his home with Mrs. Way for several
years.
Henry Kuenster shipped stock from
here Tuesday. He says it takes lots OF
riding to get a car of hogs together
now.
W. Gates and Ern Stark from near
Beetown we're in with hogs Tuesday.
Geo. Parkins was Gutenberg visi-
tor first of the week.
Dora Ressmeyer of Lancaster was
guest of Ethel Metcalf last week.
Geo. Horton of Patch Grove was a
Glen Haven visitor Sunday.
Mrs. Tillie Bernhard, daughter of
Gotleib Neubauer, of Monona, Ia, Wis
tied her parents Saturday and Sunday.
Jeidy Bros. were down to Glen Hav-
en- Sunday to get a new Advance en-
CINE, 16-horse-power, to run their
thresher.
Delbert Morrlsey and family of Bag
ley visited Mrs. Henry cortland Sun
day.
Matt E1tz from near Bloomington
was down to Glen Haven first of the
week after lumber.
VIM. Fork and wife passed through
here on their way to Gutenberg Tues
day.
A party of Royal Neighbors from the
Glen planned surprise on Mrs. Lew
Bennett Sunday, the occasion being
her birthday. Their plans were well
laid for they say that a more surprised
lady would be hard to find. A very
fine dinner was served 20 about thirty
guests. In the afternoon number OF
musical selections rendered by mem
bers of the party were enjoyed by all
A lunch of ice cream and cake was
served in the evening when the jollv
party returned to their homes, report
ing a very pleasant day.
BAGLEY.
Don't forget the great M. w. A. pic
mic Saturday, Aug. 29tb. Bring your
baskets and your good nature. And
one week later hitch up again and take
your family to the landing and enjoy
the Sunday school picnic.
Mrs. Carrie Porter, nee Brodt, re-
turned to her home in Mason City.
Mrs. B. F. Keller of Lacrosse is here
on visit. t*s
Five of US, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hodge
ye local and wife and Mrs. Porter all
tumbled into light wagon and drove
to Clayton landing to visit the camp
0I6s w e SAcI0s SdAh1AO 1A0 AdAA-
lily, whose guests we we're, Frank Greer
and wife, Fred and Lou Fisher, wife
and little ones, Ell. Taylor. wife and
Mrs. Hite and the Bradys all having a
good time. These campers know bow
to entertain company and they have
lots of it. That day they had our
squad, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Handy, Mr.
A Nal bins ho III
Scott, wife, son and daughter. Will
Handy brought his hook and line an d
made it pay, I tell you. AS a patron
saint of Isaac Walton we voted him a
chrome, having caught dozen cat fish.
1t does one good to see the campers
eat and have such relish for food. Most
people go camping for their health.
Little by little the paleness leaves the
cheek and a rosy tan color takes its
place. Sound and healthy tissue
builds up and strengthens the muscles
and Nature glad to have something to
use quickly covers up the bony parts
of the anatomy. Come, We pale face
and try Natures cure.
Mrs. Anna Urine is visiting sister
IN Dubuque.
Pearl Harvill is now visiting friends
in Bagley and in few days will return
to Mt. Hope.
Edna Urine is spending a fortnight
in Bloomington before returning to
Perry, la.
Mrs. DR.. Fred Plondke of st. Paul is
now welcome guest of her sisters,
Mesdames Keller and Theissa. The
doctor is expected later.
The next meeting of the Ladies' Aid
society will be with Mrs. Chas. Calkins.
II. jackson and visiting son-in-law
we're down fishing last week. Did you
catch 'em, Henry?
H. F. Stagman left the store for
health's sake and is taking much
needed rest while searching for CLAIMS
and valuable pearls.
Frank Derby's folks talk OF leaving
French Island and going to Gutten-
berg.