Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-06-24
COUNTY NEWS.
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Rock Island and returned home with
her parents who went down to
witness the graduating exercises.
Mrs. Rose Smith Lance placed a
Lovely piano in the home of Peter
Gasner lately.
Strawberry and Ice Cream lawn
party at Brodtville Saturday, June
oath. The front yard of Tom Harris
will be brilliantly lighted. Every
body come.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Perry, OF
Melville, visited friends in Bagley
last week.
Taylor Brodt was in town last
week. His home is now at LaCrosse.
Our brick makers are turning
out an excellent quality of goods,
Work on our new residences is
rapidly approaching completion.
Crops are very promising. Hay
and oats threaten to lodge badly.
Crawling and raising the Burl-
ington is on the go. A strike and
riot among the dagoes at Prairie
du Chen resulted in three killed
and several wounded. A large
company of them are engaged rails
ing track and are moving south
ward at the rate of a mile a day.
Now U & know a little about
passing events.
M
GLEN HAVEN.
Mrs. Tillie Bernhard, of Winona,
Mimi, visited with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Neubauer, and
other relatives for couple of days
this week.
Will Hammes is at present enjoy
ing visit with his sisters at Mil
waukee. ~ Is,
Gussie Kuenster was calling on
friends in Glen Haven Tuesday. He
says it does one good to go to town
and forget farm work occasionally.
The heaviest rain and wind storm
of the season passed over this Sec
ton Sunday evening. The creeks
were badly swollen OVERLOOKING
their banks in many places, which
resulted in baby cut roads, displac-
ed bridges and waterbreaks and
damaging crops to some extent on
the low land. The wind was also
hard on the hay crop some of the
fields are laying fiat.
DR.. Baker and wife went down
to Milwaukee last week for few
days outing.
Frank Tate our town clerk has
started out on his rounds to take
the census.
Lewis Wildman, Sr., will over
see the road work until Mic Mann
is able to be on duty again.
Mrs. Henry Theissa's mother of
this place is quite i'll at this writing.
j. w. Mullins is having a new
roof put on his saloon this week.
The launch J. R. from Dubuque
will make daily trips from Glen
Haven to Dubuque.
Mrs. Ben Muller accompanied by
Mrs. John Lambin and son Eugene
are visiting relatives and friends in
Potosi, Platteville and Lancaster
this week.
Orlando Mutt was business
caller here Monday.
Charley Volcart's farm up the
Chase hollow was flooded during
the storm last Sunday. His crops
were almost completely ruined.
Mrs. Will CORTLAND is on the sick
list this week.
Lou Kraut was down from North
Andover Wednesday with hogs.
Mrs. James Stewart was visiting
at Bagley the first part of the week.
J. G. Orr came down from the
country Monday. He says his corn
crop is booming.
Clemens Grinder will have an
addition to his house this summer
Milas Weaks is engaged to do the
carpenter work and Ed Teesdale
the mason work.
The Glen Haven board meet
Monday; also the stockholders of
the Glen Haven bank.
Will Forck shipped hogs from
here Wednesday.
While getting out gravel for the
road work last week some of the
gravel became dislodged and fall
ing struck Mic Mann on the head
and shoulders throwing him to the
ground IN cr1ob q x,,o~x,o., =.