Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-08-15
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teaching IN the schools at POLO, ILL.,, Cne
past year, visited her sister, Mrs. Har-
ry Allen, over Sunday.
L. w. Pollard of Linden has been
here the past week in the interests OF
the Hazel Dell Mining Co.
Mrs. F. FL. Runkle and children OF
Potosi and Lille Emmel. of Barneveld
are guests at the Runkle home.
w. L. Skate is building the founda-
ton for his new home which he Will
build this fall.
DR.. Godfrey of Lancaster was called
Thursday in consultation with DR..
Tuf1ey in the case of Chas. Watson.
Thee. Benson and family are visiting
relatives in Fennimore.
Livingston will be we'll represented
at the Mineral Point fair.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wilkins of Fennimore
is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Anne
Burton.
J.P. Cooper of the washington Land
and Cattle Co. transacted business
here first Of the week.
GLEN HAVEN.
"The harvest time is over" in this
section of the country, and most OF
the stacking is done. Threshing is
in full blast and grain yielding fairly
we'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mat McIver arrived
in Glen Haven Saturday morning
from their eastern trip. They say
they had very pleasant time and
saw some very beautiful scenery.
The masons are now finishing the
tower on the church and when that is
completed their work will be done
until the building is ready to plaster.
Eddie Barr and wife went over to
Gutenberg Sunday in their sail boat.
Eddie says that q gasoline launch is
all right, but Sail boat is far better.
Quite number Of the people from
Glen Haven and vicinity will attend
the carnival at Dubuque this week.
Miss Florence Kidd spent few
days last week with her aunt, Mrs.
Malissa Kidd.
Miss Amelia cortland went up to
Bagley Sunday to help in the home
of her sister, Mrs. Deloert Morrissey,
who fell and injured herself some
W ks ago. She is slowly improving.
Our fishermen seem to have poor
luck with hook and line this season.
The fish only laugh at the bait, and
and glide slowly away, while the
weary angler returns home with
crest fallen air.
Mrs. Martin Seippel was seen driv-
ing out to visit her father and mother,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hutchcroft,
Sunday afternoon. There is nothing
beats visiting the haunts Of our
childhood days.
A load of campers from Dodge
Corners were up on the island fishing,
Saturday and Sunday.
George Nash and wife were trading
in our town Saturday last.
Orrin Kuenster returned Sunday
afternoon from Lancaster, where he
had been attending the teachers in
stitute couple Of weeks.
Mrs. Dolphin was down to visit her
sister, Mrs. Ramsey, last week.
John Petty and family were Gutten-
berg callers last Sunday.
AL Bennett, our assessor, who on
account of illness was unable to begin
his work early in the season, is about
through quiz ling the people for this
year. Al. has been our assessor for a
good many years.
Mrs. Tom Metcalf and daughter
Ethel visited friends in Lancaster
few days last week.
Will Morrissey was on our streets
Saturday on his way home from the
DakaUas, where he had been on a land
seeking trip.
Miss Mate McIver and a few friends
from Bloomington were down to
Glen Haven Saturday climbing the
hills and boat riding, having a fine
time.
VIM. Jordan received car load of
salt last week.
Mrs. John Vogt and son Fred, were
down to church Saturday morning.
Fred Willin came in Sunday morn
ing to meet some relatives of his wife,
who came in on the early train.
NARROW Kidd drove in Sunday and
took Rube French's son and daughter
out to his place to spend the day.
Milt Woodhouse and Carey of
Bloomington were in Glen Haven
most of the day Friday last week.
Milt was working in the interests OF
the Blakes Prairie Agricultural soci-
ETY., Carey looking up life insurance
victims.
Mrs. Druen and daughter Stella
visited at Henry Kuenster's few days
last week.
ELLENRORO.
Dan burlington and family spent
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