Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-12-13
GLEN HAVEN


Especial CORRESPONDENCE to Herald }
Glen Haven has another car Of hard
coal on hand.
Eggs and butter are a good price
nowadays.
Charles Metcalf was in Lancaster
on Friday.
Miss Margaret Noises who has been
visiting in Iowa is home again.
The first number Of the lecture
course, Saturday, Dec. 9.
Peter Merger has twenty head of
hogs he would like to ship soon.
The new physician for Glen Haven
has not arrived yet, they say.
Mrs Link Barr left Friday, Dec. 1
for Fennimore, to visit her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Barr called on
his mother, Mrs. Barr, on Monday.
John McNamara's sale, Wednesday,
Dec. 20. F. M Yager's sale, Dec. 49,.
One sale nearly every day. There
are plenty nowadays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bushnell call
ed on Mrs. Hampton, Wednesday.
Mrs. Wallace rogers visited at Mrs.
James Hampton's, Monday.
Myron Myres went to Glen Haven
on Wednesday.
John Barr bought team at Isador
Gerdeman's sale
Mrs. Joe Walz who has been to Ian
caster for some time is home and we
are glad to say is better in health.
North Andover creamery hauls the
cream to the Cassville creamery to
churn.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mason were call
ers in Lancaster on Dec. 8 and had
dinner at Ben Suer's.
The farmers of west Glen Haven
township shipped hogs on Thursday.
Joe Blum hauled for John Goeckle.
The shipping of hogs scenes to have
quieted down some lately, and more
are shipping cattle nowadays.
Quite few from Glen Haven town
ship attended the sale of LaVerne Cal
loway on Thursday.
E. R. Marshall's sale, Dec. IS and
Fred Luber's sale, Dec. H. Fred has
rented farm in Dakota
In last weeks items of Glen Haven
township it says Mrs. Snider carried
the mail. 1t was Mr.. Snider.
Mr.. VIM. Welsh and family attended
the Reich-Rough wedding on Thanks
giving day,
Isador Gerdeman's sale was we'll
attended. A very large crowd of wo-
men were present.
John Mason's on the road going north
that puzzles car to go over. 1t has
been bad all fall.
Hannah Welsh, Mrs. Peter Mergen,
Mrs. Joe Blum and Mrs. John Mason
spent the afternoon at Mrs. Joseph
Thursday.
Some fine weather these days.
Those who are not through plow-
ing can finish yet if this weather
continues.
The county superintendent was out
the school. He left his car
and walked one mile to visit the Kill
bourn school.
DR.. Baldwin of Bloomington, was
called to the home of Link Barr, Sun
day evening to see Grandma Barr, who
was not feeling very well, but is feel
ing very we'll again now
Mrs. Ella Edwards was helping
Mrs. Hampton, Tuesday. She goes to
Dubuque Friday for an operation, and
we all hope to see her back soon and
much improved in health.
Word came back from Dubuque at
Z p. M. to the many anxious waiting
ones that Mrs. Hampton had gone
through the operation in fine shape.
1t is good news, and we all rejoice
with the family.
We are glad to report the little girl
OF Joe Walz is getting along nicely.
She had a very deep cut in the jaw
caused from falling from the hayloft
and striking 2x4 which cut her
very badly.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hutchcroft went
for car ride, Thursday and came out
the south road. They were going
north by Kilbourn school and got stuck
and had to block up the car and put
on chains to get on through at the cor
ner.
RAMSEY,
Especial Correspondence to Herald.)