Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-06-29
Glen Haven Notes.

The Glen Haven base ball team
played North Andover Sunday.
Score being 40 to II in favor of
Glen Haven.
Frank Edwards was helping
Frank Derby move from town out
to the Edwards place near the
Kilbourn school house one day last
week.
John Geockel and family visited
at Jas. Tate's Sunday last.
William Jordan puts in most of
his leisure time on the river now
with his new launch.
A number of our people went
over to Gutenberg Thursday even
ing to attend the commencement
exercises. They report that the
graduates did exceedingly well.
Mat Hammes and family of All
ington, Iowa, are visiting with rela-
tives and friends here.
Mrs. Dan Donahue and children
of McGregor, Iowa, are the guests
of Mrs. Donahue's mother, Mrs.
Grandrath, and other relatives.
Miss Dora Ressmeyer of Lancas-
ter is visiting with friends here.
Mic Mann is very busy with his
road work at present. Mic under
stands road work all right.
NARROW Kidd and wife visited
relatives in Glen Haven Sunday
last.
1t is reported that the investiga-
ton of the river matter here has
been postponed until low water.
Albert Schreiner was transacting
business at the Glen last Saturday.
The town board had a business
meeting here Monday.
George Teasdale and wife, and
Dan McGonigal, of Mt. Vernon,
South Dakota, spent a short time
last week with the formers brother
Ed. Teasdale and wife.
Mrs. S.. Chandler visited with
old associates in Gutenberg a few
days last week.
Mrs. T. S. Metcalf took the
train from here last week enroute
for Arlington Iowa to spend a
short time with relatives.
Miss Ethel Woodington of Cass-
vile visited with her cousin Miss
Genevieva cortland last week.
Mrs. William Ramsey accom-
panied her sister to her home in
Lancaster last Thursday, returning
the same evening.
Frank Barr has been carrying
the mail for few days in Claude's
place, he being on the sick list.
H. G.. Kuenster was in Potosi on
business Friday and Saturday last
week.
Charles Kaufman who has been
quite sick for a couple of months
visited his sister, Mrs. Kidd last Sun.
day.
Eli Kaufman and sister Mrs. Maggie
NARROW from Western Iowa, are
visiting with relatives and old time
friends here.
Miss Laura Beckett came down
from Bagley Saturday to spend q
few days with relatives.
Lewis Taylor was in Glen Haver
after load of lumber Saturday
He says crops are looking pretty
good in his neighborhood.
Thomas Harper was in towr
Monday shaking hands with friends
and neighbors.
Mrs. Mat Metcalf and children
were down to church Saturday
morning.
John Lord from near Blooming
ton was trading in Glen Haven
Monday.
A number Of relatives and friends
planned a successful surprise on
James Metcalf and wife last Sun
day. The party arrived about II
o'clock a. m. and found Jim sound
asleep ia the hammock and his wife
reading a novel, but the happy hos1
and hostess were equal to the oc
casion and were soon entertaining
their guests in a most delightful
manner. AS strawberries and
cream are plentiful on their farm
nothing was lacking to make the
dinner an appetizing one. Tht
afternoon was put IN socially, after
which the guests departed for theil
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