Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-06-15
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is at the same time a Democrat,
Curiosity was a delegate to the
Grand Lodge |. O. 0. F. at Apple
ton last week. He had a good time.
Miss Kit Carey attended the jubi-
lee celebration at Madison last
week, and returned with her
brother John.
Children's day was observed at
Dodge church Sunday. The little
ones had an interesting program.
Continuing the work Of macadam-
izing the road leading to the fair
ground. The stone crusher is
grinding up the material.
GLEN HAVEN
Mrs. Humphrey Of Bloomington is
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. E. Barr
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Skinner were
made happy by the arrixal of a little
baby girl at their home June s.
Miss Nellie Stewart visited with
friends in North Andover last week.
VIM Barr and little daughter Hazel
were callers in our city Saturday.
0. w. Laplourst Prairie du Chen
photographer was photographing our
village the first of the week.
Peter Rethwitch of Potosi visited
his uncle Martin Seippel and family
between trains Sunday last.
John Goeckel and wife were visiting
and trading in Glen Haven Saturday.
VIM. May was in Glen Haven visiting
old associates Friday. William is one
of the oldest settlers in this vicinity.
Will Morrisey was in town on bust
ness one day last week.
Joe Kidd received word from Mrs.
Frank Kidd that her youngest son.
Jesse had undergone an operation for
appendicitis.
VIM. Bateman visited in Glen Haven
and vicinity last week. Mr.. Bateman
was resident of this county some
twenty years ago but now resides in
Gordon, Neb.
NARROW Kidd has improved his
house by adding new coat of paint.
Mrs. Green and daughter of Volga,
Iowa. were guests of relatives here
Saturday.
Charles Chapman of Bloomington
was down after lumber and screen
doors Friday.
Miss Nora Stewart who is working
for Mrs. Leroy Ryan at North Andover
visited her parents Sunday.
L. Phillipson passed through Glen
Haven enroute for Chicago Saturday.
Milt Woodhouse of Bloomington was
a Glen Haven visitor last Thursday.
The boys have just found out that
DR.. Cook is an expert base ball player,
which puts him in great demand.
HI. G. Kuenster, Tom, Mat and Jas.
Metcalf came down Sunday afternoon
and went over to Gutenberg to see a
ball game between Gutenberg and
Bellevue.
Bert Bennett, Claude Barr, Ora
Lord, Ed Kidd and Earl Kuenster &C
companied by their best girls attended
Wallace Bros, show in Dubuque
Saturday evening.
The Royal Neighbors are going to
have an ice cream and strawberry
sociable followed with dance in the
Woodman hall here Friday night, June
18th. They are making preparations
for large crowd. Everybody cordial
ly invited to attend.
Quite delegation from this vicinity
took the train here Friday morning to
attend the carnival at Prairie du Chen.
The enterta lnment given at the
brick school house by Miss Mable
Judd at the close of her school last
Wednesday evening was largely at
tended. Evidence of much labor by
Miss Judd was made apparent by the
manner in which the recitations, dia-
logues and songs were rendered by her
pupils. After the entertainment ice
cream, lemonade, oranges and bananas
were served to about 100 people. Pro
ceeds amounted to $50 which will be
used to purchase an organ for the
school,
Miss Ethel Metcalf, teacher of the
Ray school and Miss Myra Orr of the
Kilburn, gave picnic in the grove
opposite the Kilburn school house last
Thursday. People numbering 100 or
more assembled to enjoy the day
which was most beautiful one. No
pains were spared by the teachers to
make the day success. Pupils of
both schools being we'll drilled, the
songs, recitations and d ialogues' were
very much enjoyed. An elegant din
ner was served in picnic style to which
they all did justice as picnicers all do.
Mrs Shellenberger, one of Glen
Ravens oldest residents, died at her
home in this village last Tuesday
evening, June 7th, at the age of 81
years. Although she had been quite
feeble for some time it was hardly ex-
pected that she would pass away SO
soon. Her husband preceded her to
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