Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-06-29
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BLOOMINGTON
NEWS NOTES
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Mrs. G.. L. Stevens, accompanied
by son and daughter, is here from
Rh1nelander, for a visit with the
Martin family at the old homestead,
which is one of the finest OF the
many fine farms on Blakes Prairie.
Her husband is son of D. B.
Stevens, formerly a Cassville
lumberman.
We have our share Of June we'd
dings. Tomorrow, Wednesday,
occurs the marriage of Harry
Hickok and Miss Wessie Wood.
The ceremony occurs at IL a. M,
so that the contracting parties can
take the afternoon train for the
worlds fair. They expect to be
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Miller of Lancaster.
At $50 p. m. of the. same day
Leo. T. Ryan of Glen Haven and
Miss Nell Roberts of Blakes Prairie
are to be married. A large number
of invitations have been issued to
both of these weddings. Some of
the friends of all of the parties will
have the pleasure of attending two
weddings in one day.
Will Enke, employed by the firm
of Ford Phillips, contractors, Chi
cago, was a guest at the home of
his father, H. G. Enke, last week.
Prof. William P. Roseman, prin-
cipal of the Reedsburg schools for
the past six years, is a guest Of his
sister, Mrs. VIM. Mulrooney. Mr..
Roseman has been elected to the
superintendency of the Watertown
schools for the coming year. Billy
is one Of the best educators in the
state, and West Grant is proud to
claim him for Mt. Hope, where he
is passing portion of his vacation.
Other visitors: Misses Pennock,
of Lancaster, last week; Prof. L.
w. Brooks of the GAINESVILLE school
for the blind; Gay and Miss Cora
Pitts, of Platteville; Mrs. Lizzie Nc
Gonigal and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Henkel of Lancaster, last Friday at
F. L. Greer's; Station Agent H.
Lathrop and Henry Smith, of
Bridgeport, Saturday; Tony Huston
and wife of Bagley, Thursday; Miss
Louise NIitcomb of Milwaukee Nor
NAL school,; Otto Oswald and wife,
of Lancaster, Sunday; Messrs.
Speck and Hazen and wives of
Eastman, enroute to Lancaster to
visit sister of Mr.. Hazen at the
asylum; Lou Fischer, of Lancaster,
Sunday; Oliver and Scott Wither-
bee at the home of their father,
Rev. Witherbee; Clerk of Court
Hastings, wife and daughter Sun
day; Bert Angus, wife and daugh-
ter, Of Lancaster, Sundays Mrs.
Walton of Marietta, Crawford coun-
ty, and Chas. White, of Missouri,
last week, with their sister Mrs.
Geo. Porter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Ballantine
1 buried their third son John, last
Saturday. He had been ailing for
some time, and was taken to Chi
cago three weeks ago for treat
ment, but it was Of no avail. A
bright little boy about two years of
age.
The John Adams sale Friday was
a success. Good crowd, good prices.
A merry crowd went down to the
Eastern Star picnic at Cassville
Friday, as follows: Messrs. and
Mesdames M. F. Woodhouse, L.
Abraham, S. A. Hatch, Reub.
French, f. L. Greer, John BENEFITS,
L. Bietler, and J. M. Lance; Mes
DANES BARLEY, Holford and Glasier;
Misses Kittie Carey, Emma Glasier,
Kittie Donnelly, Barta Holford,
Zelma BENEFITS and Nell Austin;
and DR.. S. A. NARROW. They had
jolly time boating and seeing the
sights.
The Beavers insurance order was
organized Monday evening, with
thirty-three members, at l. 0. 0. F.
hall.
Mrs. FL. G. Craig and children
visited at Lancaster Sunday. Upon
their return they were accompanied
by Mrs. Garner, Mrs. Craig's moth
en-
G. A. r. and w. r. G. enjoyed
a supper Saturday night at their
hall.
Moses Hicklin has sold his in
terest in the saloon back to Will
Mulrooney. Nose thinks of going
to Dakota and trying his luck in
tho ROSah11d land dTawino