Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-03-19
COUNTY NEWS.
Herald Correspondents Contribute
Interesting Letters.
GLEN HAVEN.

ICdIly LII VOAAA1 N'Seo- ~
pairing old machines, buying new
ones and cleaning seed grain.
John Neubauer and family visited
their parents here last Sunday.
Martin Seippels team took a
little run by themselves Monday,
making considerable distance
around town, but did no particular
damage.
John Zeigler was transacting
business in Glen Haven Tuesday
last.
E. K. Chandler visited with rel
atives IN Glen Haven Sunday.
The Ray school closed Friday
last for the spring vacation. The
winter term has been under the
control of Miss Ethel Metcalf.
Mrs. Addie Barr spent the first
part of the week with friends and
relatives in Bloomington.
Charles Beckett and Michael Pace
of Bagley, were Glen Haven
callers Sunday.
Fred Bennett, NARROW Kidd and
Orlando Mutt were shipping cattle
from Glen Haven Tuesday last
Joe Sturmer was down Tuesday
from North Andover with load
of eggs for L. J. Ryan.
Jas. Geiger and wife passed
through here Tuesday on their
return trip from California, where
they spent the winter. Jim says
he got so fat while there, that he
had to buy clothes two sizes larger
than he was used to wearing.
Wan. III. Jordan spent few days
in Chicago last week ordering his
spring line of goods.
VIM. Way who has been sick
for a couple of weeks is able to get
around again.
AL. Bennett was calling ON old
friends at the Glen the first of the
week.
Frank Mason and Morris Welsa
were down Tuesday. They are
still shipping their cream to DFa.
buque and are we'll pleased with
their returns.
Robert Bohringer from near
Bloomington was down to Glen
Haven ON business last Tuesday.
John Behlmer of North Andower
passed through our town the fore
part of the week on his way to
Dubuque.
Mrs. f. S. Metcalf was out to
Lancaster last week staying with
her son Charles, who has been
having seige of the measles.
Sam McLver and wife were calling
in Glen Haven Tuesday last.
LIVINGSTON.
The Livingston people are the
kind that wear the green the seven
tenth.
Miss Roberts and Miss Cart
wright Of Dodgeville have been
guests at the home Of John Ellis
worth this week.
Nellie Livingston, Dona Iverson,
Name Kirk, Frances Andrews and
Florence OlConnell visited the
Cokerville Mines Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Hillary cele-
brated their silver wedding Tues
day evening, March 18th. Between
fifty and sixty guests were present.
Mrs. Hillary's mother, Mrs Wat
son, and brother John Watson and
wife of Lancaster were present.
Mrs. John Dale of Cobb is visit
ing her mother Mrs. Bourette.
Miss Hoyzington, teacher at
Crowbranch, has been spending her
vacation in Crawford County. She
is visiting at the home of Rev.
Hogan at Far View. Her school
re-opens April 4.
Mr.. Fritz of Milwaukee delivered
a temperance lecture IN the M. E.
church Monday evening. Rev.
Vincent accompanied him.
Mrs. McNulty of Cobb is visiting
her sister Mrs. Fisher and mother
Mrs. Martell.
Mrs. George Vipond fell Monday
evening injuring her back quite
badly.
Mr.. Moore of the Galena Iron
Works had business here Saturday.
Charles Woodward of Hurley,
South Dakota. visited relatives this
week, enroute home from Chicago,
where he had been with stock.
There is a petition filed at the
town clerks office for three new
roads in the township.