Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-01-26

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rFe.le. 5tas a Ilind-folded drawing Of horses.
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glc5tiIv painted toy horse on wheels.
III the contest Of limiting the paper horse
Shoe. Dir. CritchloW-woa dainty riding
vHip. And then supper was announced.
Eve tables were brought in. Woodmen
formed in line and we're first served.
Tie tables were appropriately decorated
with Il pretty little horse in center Of each,
bearing royal purple streamers to each
cover. With a gilded horseshoe on each
end. The refreshing yiands soon APP
rzaSed the appetites Of all. and after the
tables we're removed amusements (nOt
included in tile plans of the committed
uere INDUCED AT Il late hour the com
asav disbanded with the happy con
teton that little nonsense now and
t1ysi isas bod forthe old folks rs loE.the
young. The excellent music furnished
81 thc youthful Hungarian orchestra
vs no, snail part6f this most enjoy
sbis evening. pleasures. BIDS.
IS D. s. VISITS BBETeWE
l- has been pleasant privilege of p. j..
land her other half accompanied by
Ettle Belle Dudley to meet again with tine
Reval Neighbors and Noodnan n old
Baetowu. At their hall Thursday even
tefl- ~
tior oil officers Neiqhbar Carrie sur
ner va- installing officer and NeighbOr
E-rr Nsakei ceremonial marshal for the
Is ~ 0f - And these ladies performed
c duties of their Offices with graceful
precision At tha close ol the ceremonies
beautiful drill was given which was all
H.irablv commented upon by I'll members
81 BOtl orders and there were many pres
SRI. also 4 roodiv number of invited
quests Mrs Matte trankland presided
an She ORGAN. After tile drill the floor MAS
given to the Noudman Geo. Peterson.
local deputy. for the MW.A assumed
charge, and I'm ms pleasing manner with
weIl-choSen words. made u brief address.
He then with the assistance OF Oscar
Jarrett. proceeded with the installation
ceremonies of their order. which We're
creditably performed. We will leave
more of the telling OF these pleasant
proceedings To the versatile pen OF .s.Ni-
king = His memory viii undoubtedly
serve accurately. while our own does not.
The inspiring strains Of music furnished
bygOur Lancaster boys Herbert. Pendle-
ton, Ned Ivey and Lowry Morse quickly
drew out. in the may waltz many happy
couples. Viking" didn't dance Mel
thel did the writer. but the ''other half
did. and we guess the 10Y unconfined"
lasted until the wee sna hours. The
supper provided by Matt Auel and his
capable wife-yg;is just what GharleysBaS-
ford says it always is at BeetOwn. GOOD.
We had pleasure in renewing Old-time
associations after On absence of almost
three wears from such gathering After
wards We enjoyed the genial hospitality
OfJ. X. Patterson and Mary in the pretty
home which now shows no Z. dence of the
devastating food Of last summer. So
well did they entertain us that our little
maiden sagely remarked that she thought
Mr. Patterson would make 4 good papa,
thereby paying our old friend a high COM
pliment
We had the pleasure of a brief call tronl
John Jamison, a friend of childhood days,
whO has come back after many years
absence TO prove an old Beetown mining
prospect. Mr. Jainison's home is now In
Florence, Montana His brothers. War
rem snd William and sister Betty also re-
side there. John was a Stalwart youth III