Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-06-15
EXTRA CORRESPONDENCE.

Considerable country correspond
ence arrived so late yesterday that
the Herald has been forced to con-
dense it. Following are few i'm
portant items:
WyaIusing.
A Lindner of Kansas City, wife and
sister, visited his brother, Henry, last
week
Scout Master Earl Wise of Dubu-
que was here Tuesday looking up
camping ground.
A farewell party was given the
Henry Lindner family Wednesday
eve. They move to Nelson, Wis.
Friends of Miss Myrtle Koecke
gave her a miscellaneous shower
Tuesday. She received numerous
useful presents.
CassviIle.
Word came Monday that Miss Lena
KIeinpell was taken very i'll and re-
moved at once to a hospital.
Mrs Roy Williams and son of Chi
cago are here for a visit with the Fred
Pierce family.
While out launch riding Saturday
G. A. KIindt and family and their
guests, Bessie and Clara Taylor, en-
Countered what was at first thought
to be a snag but proved to be 40
pound fish that had it's head partially
cut off and a cash in the left side
from coming in contact with the pro-
pellor of Mr.. Klindt's launch.
Mrs. Austin Riley and baby, Fran
els, of Lacrosse, were down last week
for a visit with Mrs. Riley's mother,
Mrs Maggie Stephens.
Willis Groom and Beth Okey mo-
tored to Platteville Sunday to take
Beth Groom over to school.
BeetOWn.
Annual cemetery meeting Saturday
afternoon
Mrs Archie Chapman entertained
the aid last meeting. Mrs. Bertha
Gates entertains next.
Eliza beth Tebo is attending sum
mer school at Platteville.,
Anna Laura Sturmer graduated at
Cassville.
A picnic was held in the grove
Sunday on the charivari held on Will
Brun and wife.
Vern Hall was cut on the head by
stick blowing from the barn he was
working on.
Al. Hartman had a narrow escape
Thursday. A bolt of lightning struck
a tree near him knocking him un-
conscious for several hours. He was
all right next day.
Lincoln Knotwells have new
piano
Glen Haven.
Albert Behlmer is doing carpenter
work for Leonard Kalt.
Geo. Meyers has a new Ford.
The county oiler oiled the maca-
dam to No. Andover and the east hol-
low road as far as Ben. Walz's
Theo. Weber drilled a well for Oral
Brookens.
Glenn Park and Glen Haven ball
teams crossed bats at No. Andover
Sunday. Score IL to 8 in favor of the
park.
Miss Martha Kerkseick has return
ed from VirOqua where she taught
school.
DickeyVille. n.
Geo. Kowalski and men are putting
up a new barn for Andrew Bode near
Potosi.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Keuppers are the
parents of son, born June IL.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Ginter are the
parents of daughter born June II.
Fir. Wernerous went to Bishop
Schwebachs funeral at Lacrosse.
Bagley.
Mrs. William Winter went to La
Crosse Friday to visit her SON and
will go from there to Fedora, S. D.,
to make her home with her daughter.
Ed. Thiessa and wife are home from
Davenport where they visited.
Margaret Remey is home from Plat
teville normal where she graduated.
Frank Moore returned Friday from
st. James, Mimi, where he worked
for his uncle. He stopped off in La
Crosse over night and his sister, Flor
ence, accompanied him from Lacrosse
normal. /
Mr. and Mrs. Kelso and Mr.. and
Mrs. Reiger of Chicago are visiting
the Jerry Day family.