Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-05-23

will have to go to the country to
give exhibition heats.
A circus is coming to town on the
25th, and small boys are busy earn
ing niclzels.
The G. M. & St. P company had
a salvage sale at Prairie du CHEN
Tuesday and Wednesday. Several
Of our people attended The stuff
in packages is sold insight and
unseen, I" as the small boy says when
he trades .iackknives. Thus one
may buy any sort Of a jack-in-the-
box.
Mrs VIM. Hutchcroft and daugh-
ter, Miss Elsie, were over from
North Andover Wednesday. The
engagement of Miss Hutchcroft to
Martin Seippel of Glen Haven, has
been announced, the wedding to
occur in June.
Everett Faust today bought JAY
Donnellys interest in the saloon.
Jay hasn't yet decided on what line
Of business to follow.
Our village will soon have a rock
crusher, and then we will make
some macadamized roads. The
proposition on part of the board to
pay the company 5000 and back out
is not endorsed by the majority.
We need the crusher all right, and
after while all will be glad that it
was taken.
Reeve Ryan's new house on the
North Andover road is nearing
completion.
CASSVILLE.
Married at the residence Of j. M.
Burgess, on Tuesday, May Il, Henry
! Weist and Tillie Quincy. A wedding
supper was given in honor Of the new
ly welded pain at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Kirschbaum.
Teachers AM pupils of the parochia]
school are making extensive prepare
tions for an entertainment such as is
given by them annually. These enter
tainments are first class and are great
ly enjoyed by the public.
The M. E. Sunday school has ar
ranged program for Children's Day
Appropriate songs and recitations have
been selected and as is usually the
case the little ones are doing their best
Miss Josephine Geiger entertained
six of her little girl friends at supper
on May 18th, that being her 9Th birth
day. The little folks played games, en-
joyed dainty supper and were especi-
ally pleased with the little souvenir
baskets which each one carried home
to remember the day.
A surprise party was given at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Obershaw in
honor of their son Roy, who was Is
years of age on Friday, May 10.
Mrs A. G. Prior accompanied her
daughter, Mrs E. j. Pohle, to her home
in Gutenberg for short visit. Mrs
Pohle had visited several days at the
Prior'S.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Geiger went to
the same day.
Mrs. L. I'll. Okey entertained the Har-
mony club Thursday afternoon.
Misses Freda and Minnie Fest ar
rived last week for visit with their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Fest OF
this village.
Minnie Schuelter visited her parents
over Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Schaal also visited at the Schuelte1
home.
Mrs. j. Jensen of Madison is in Cass,
vile for visit with her husband, who
is constructing the many cement walks
in the village.
Mrs. D. Williams visited friends in
North Andover last week. She was &C
companied by her daughter Emma.
Cassville is to have a trained animal
show. Bills are out announcing the
same. Also photograph concert
which will take place at Concert hall
May 20.
Arrangements are being made to OBJ
serve Memorial day in a proper man
ner.
How true the old saying 1--WE used to
write it in our copy books) IAN idle
brain is the devils workshop" We
realize this to be a fact when we see
some piece of mischief done or proper
ty destroyed by idle, thoughtless boys
Mr. Kann had buggy top destroyed
by some of these same Migrants and
will make it interesting for the guilty
parties if found. Mr.. A. Weiss also Of
fers reward for the arrest and convic-
ton of the party or parties who cut
the two large windows in his store
building Those who have seen the
scratches say they we're done with a
glass cutter or a diamond. There are
few such boys and sometimes men in
every village and it is pity they can
not have the punishment they deserve
or be driven from the town as their
room would be far better than their
company. In nine cases out of ten