Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-08-07


for her at the Will Morrissey home.
Harley Pohle was put down and
out for a short TINA by the kick of a
colt over the heart one day last week.
The Fred Geiger family entertain
ed Mary and Lena Fassben der of Sank
City last week.
Gus. Pohle last week received a
letter from Erskine johnson of De-
Sart, n. L., who reports crop condi
tions booming in that vicinity.
Erskine thinks everything will be
moving along finely there this season
Clyde Hickok. son of Lester and
wife. had his front teeth loosened by
the kick of horse last Saturday.
During the heavy electric storm on
Monday morning of last week the
barn on the Chas. Havill farm was
struck by lightning and consumed.
The stock was rescued, but some hay
and other things were burned.
Frank Riese of this city and Miss
Lu Pierce of Cassville were married
last Thursday. They went to st. Paul
and Minneapolis for q visit, and soon
will return to the home lately pur-
chased by MIR. Riese in this city.
Their many friends wish them much
joy.
Mrs. Walter Schneyer entertained
some of her Royal Neighbor friends,
Thursday evening.
G. b. Kenyon, one of the old
settlers of Blakes Prairie. was in town
for the first time this season Saturday.
Will Hart. George Stockert and
Bert Pritcbett went to Jim Hillery's
Monday. to build a new house.
Henry Cooley and wife of Lancas-
ter visited relatives in town a few
days last week.
Ed. Porter. Virgil Myers. Gerald
French and Harry Pritchett camped
at the river a couple of days last
week.
Rev. Rupprechter now occupies the
new Catholic parsonage. The former
parsonage will be converted into a
parochial school.
Several fields of alfalfa in this
vicinity are reported to be doing
nicely. In the village Frank Rails
beck is cutting the third crop of a
new field.
The Lee Greer home has new two
story porch on the rear of the build.
ing.
Miss Emma Glasier received in.
telligencesof the death of her aunt,
Mrs. Cora Myers. at Butte, Mont.
Mrs. Myers was for time resident
of this city, when her brother Chas
j. Glasier was editing the Blooming
ton Record
w. G. Livingston and son Sam,
of Livingston were in town Saturday.
Elmer wager has installed large
new churn at the Cement Block
creamery.
Miss Lewis BETTER is entertaining
her friend, Miss Leora Corners. of
Neenah.
Mrs. VIM Heiner and Hilda were
in Dubuque Saturday.
Linn Narrower and wife, L. NJ.
Greer and wife. and Mrs. Bertha
Harvey visited at the F. G. Lewis
home in Bridgeport hollow Sunday.
Les. Pritchett visited Dubuque
friends Sunday.
Rev Bauchop, district superint.
endent, held quarterly meeting in the
NJ. E. church Sunday evening.
DR.. Falls. wife and twin boys and
Mrs. Martin Pryor drove over from
Prairie du Chen Sunday and passed
the day at The Reub. French home.
Frank Riese and pride returned
from their trip Sunday and now reside
at their new home, Canal street.
G. W. Stone is on business trip
IN Dakota
Fred Welch is assisting in Reub.
French's blacksmith shop. ard Brown
Bros, are doing the grinding in con-
nection with garage work. The
Browns are somewhat cramped for
room for their increasing garage bus
mess, and are planning to occupy
more floor space.
H. G. Enke brought to town a ripe
tomato weighing 215 pounds His
tomato row in the garden is a pleas
ing sight,
The Misses Hatch of Gordon, Neb.,
are visiting their grand parents, Mr..
and Mrs. S. A Hatch.
Mr.. Holman, who came from Mon
Gana to visit his sister, Mrs Clinton
leighton, on the VIM Adams farm,
returned to the west Monday An