Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-11-12
COUNTY NEWS.
Herald Correspondents Contribute
Interesting Letters.
GLEN HAVEN.

Election is over and some are
happy with results, while others
are rather blue.
Misses May and Florence Kidd
visited relatives in Prairie du Chen
Saturday and Sunday last.
Miss Nellie Steward is working
for Mrs. Roy Ryan in North And
over at present.
Ben Orr has erected a new barn
on his premises.
Misses Katie Mann and Emma
Boldt were Cassville visitors Mon
day.
Mrs. S. f. McIver visited with
relatives at the Glen Tuesday.
Miss Hodges of Lancaster was
the guest of her cousin Mrs. S.
Chandler a few days this week.
Mrs. Clyde Budworth of Cassville
visited with her aunt Mrs. j. L..
Orr and family Saturday and Sun
day.
Miss Ethel Teesdale of Canton n.
d. visited with her uncle Ed Tees
dale and wife short time last
week.
Mat Metcalf was transacting bust
ness in town last Saturday.
W. F. Alderman and family visit
ed relatives in town Sunday last.
William Way was calling on old
friends in town last Saturday.
Mrs. Tom Metcalf visited in Glen
Haven Monday.
William M. Thornton was in town
with stock one day last week.
Joe Kidd is helping his son in-law
John Newman husk corn these nice
days.
The Mississippi river which has
been at high stage for sometime
is again receding.
Mrs. Melissa Kidd returned from
Oelwein, Iowa last Saturday. She
was called to Iowa on account of
the serious illness of her son Fred
Kidd, who was dangerously i'll
with appendicitis. At the last re-
port he was much better.
Wood Bros. bought a new corn
shredder and are looking for it
every day now.
Frank Barr is driving the mail
route couple IF days for Claude.
w. H. Prideaux was in Glen
Haven Monday with hogs for Leo
Knapp.
Milt Woodhouse of Bloomington
passed through here Monday on his
way home from the ST. Louis fair.
Anton Vogt was down the first
part of the week with stock.
This has been fine weather for
farmers to work in their corn fields
and they have generally made good
use Of it in this vicinity.
Will Morrissey was in town the
first part of the week.
James Way and wife were trad
1ng;in Glen Haven Wednesday.
Henry Kuenster shipped stock
from here Monday.
James Hughes came down to Glen
Haven to vote Tuesday. He comes
at least once every four years.
The boys say there are a great
many ducks on the river but hare
to get.
Katie Klinkhammer of Cassville
was visiting her father Peter here 8
couple of days this week.
The dance given at the Woodmar
hall last Saturday night in honor Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Beddow was
we'll attended and all enjoyed 9
good time. 1t is reported that
Frank will depart for California in
the near future.
Thomas Metcalf is shreddine
fodder this week.
PATCH GROVE.
Election is over and it is certainly
a relief. This has surely been q
strenuous campaign and no stone
was left unturned by either party.
Money flowed as freely as water in
babbling brook. The people have
now had their say and they have
said what they wanted to-now we
will have to saw wood" 1t has
certainly been a great victory for
Republican principles.
Considerable money changed
hands here election day. The Peck
men were very confident and eager
to wager their money.
Miss Van Dusen has been com
PEELED to give up her school on &C
count of illness and has returned to
her home in Lancaster. Orlo
Wheeler of the same city, has TAX