Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-08-05
GLEN HAVEN.

GLEN HAVEN.
1.-THE Kuenster" base ball team
and the "-assville Ridge" crossed
bats Sunday. Score to z in favor
of Cassville.
Masons are laying the cellar wall
for the Hutchcroft house.
We understand that DIR. Scott. of
Cassville, will come up to Glen
Haven occasionally to release our
people Of the tooth ache.
Cattle, hogs, and sheep shipped
from here Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. Dan Donahue and children,
Of McGregor are enjoying a visit
with relatives and friends IN Glen
Haven and vicinity. .'sas
The work on the bank here is
progressing. quite rapidly. They
expect to finish laying the brick
this week.
Quite a number Of our people
went to Gutenberg last Sunday,
thence to Cassville on the excursion
boat to spend the day.
Mat Petry's family visited at the
home of Peter Blum's, Sunday
Mr.. Fox, of Bloomington, was in
IN Glen Haven Sunday with, his
automobile. It was quite wonder
to those who had never seen an
auto before. 80 '.F..;.'
Mrs. Nick Alderman has been
seriously i'll for the past two weeks.
Miss Leona Orr is the guest of her
uncle, DR.. E. D. Orr and family at
Mt. Hope this week.
Charley Chandler and wife, were
visiting in Gutenberg Monday and
Tuesday. u,
Mrs. D B. Reed and son Ralph,
of Springfield, Ill, are enjoying a
visit with Mrs. Reeds parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William Way.
DR.. E. J. Phole and wife, of
Gutenberg, were visiting in these
parts last week.
Jacob Zlmmer has been very sick
for the last few weeks.
Fred Holtz and wife, of S. D., are
visiting the former sisters, Mrs.
Grandrath and Mrs. Neubauer,
John Petty has been layed up for
the past few days with lame back.
j. w. Mlllin is having new floor
put in his saloon this week.
DR.. J. Mcdaniel and Joseph
CLINE, of Arlington, Iowa, spent a
few day here last week with old
time friends.
This week will see the greater
part Of the harvesting done, and
considerable Of the threshing.
Misses Anna Muller and Minnie
Schulter, of Cassville, are visiting
Mrs. Marshal Brodt and family.
Mrs. E. L. Chandler and Miss
Ethel Metcalf, were visiting in Bee
town Sunday.
The pleasure seekers have again
started out on their picnicing and
camping exposit1ons. They pitch
their tents on the banks of the river,
away from the hum and strife OF
city life, in the cool and pleasant
shade of the spreading oak. The
rumble of the dray wagon, the roar
of the street cars and a hundred
other annoying sounds to be heard
in the cities are forgotten, for q
time, by these pleasure seekers
Can you conjure up anything more
pleasant to the mind than to be
one of jolly party who are the
possessors of a couple of tents, q
dozen camping chairs, number OF
hammocks, plenty of bedding, an
oil stove and cooking untensels, and
last, but by no means least, plenty
to eat, such as, new potatoes, corn,
beans, peas, tomatoes, cucumbers
and onions, fish caught by your
own hook from the clear and spark
ling water, while you listen to the
soft sweet. music of the the mos
quito Waltz" A chicken fry
occasionally after a visit to the
farmers hen roost, but of course by
the farmers leave. Blackberries
picked by your own fair hands,
where the jiggers abound the most