Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-09-20
BLOOMINGTON NEWS


cations from Platteville, Darlington
and other points were here for
that purpose, and they reaped their
reward. Parson Grove fovored us
with friendly call.
Secretary Lou. Ruka, J. F. Scott,
w. G. Henry, Harry McWilliams,
Fred Lewis and Emil Guntzel were
here in white two-story tiles and
busters advertising the Boscobel
fair on Oct. So. They did a good
job, but were sadly misft with
those busters on. We are all going
to the Boscobel fair
The Is cent rate for teams was a
success, as more than 800 teams en-
tered the gates du ring Fridays pro-
gram.
VIM. H.. Brown last week re.
ce1ved letter from his old friend,
DIR. T. Fl. Chambers, of Georgiana,
Fla. The town is located on the
Indian river, near the Atlantic
coast and DR.. Chambers says it is
so healthy there that the doctors can
practice their profession only as a
side lire-be on hand in case of un-
looked-for emergencies. But DR..
Chambers is not Obliged to worry
about a practicable earned his
competency in bucking West Grant
snow drifts years ago, and is en-,
titled to the full enjoyment of its
advantages. But the doctor is still
an active practitioner, and attends tc
his many business interests with
the zest of a young man Theil
many friends here are glad to hear
from them.
Mrs. Casper Auel expects to go to
Dubuque today, where she will en-
ter the hospital and have an opera
ton. We hope that it will be the
means of restoring her health.
Mile, the four-year old son OF
Hal. Smith Of Little Grant, died
Sunday evening. Mrs. Smith is
sisteraof Mrs. James Peacock of this
place.
R. O. Campbell of Dubuque visit.
ed his wife's brother, DR.. Sala, last
week. While here he painted two
elegant signs, one for Abe Gold
berg's clothing store and the other
for Saml Kitto's hardware store.
George Edwards leaves today fol
Hartley, Iowa, where he will visit q
sister who is i'll. His daughter goes
with him. Il.
Yesterday Bernard Woffender
jumped from the top of Brookens
Bros separator and broke one Of
the bones Of his forearm.
The Frank L. Long company left
town Sunday, after profitable
weeks engagement at City Hall.
The Slayton Jubilee Singers
gave two very good concerts in the
Baptist church Thursday and Fri
day evenings. The proceeds went to
the fair society.
While Bro. Foley's eternal spirit
of 1.-THE chainless mind was soaring
in the starry armament, his dainty
Understanding followed not his
exalted fight; and thus 1t was that
the wandering footsteps suddenly
departed from the Cassville depot
platform, and the base material
body following the memorable law
Of stick-to-earth, stuck hard-so
hard, in fact, that the editors store
clothes carried away a bod full of
coal cinders No bones broken, but
a stirred-up editor.
Miss Olive Hope has gone to
Salem. Wis, where she expects to
engage in teaching.
Mesdames Donnelly, F. L. Greer,
Carey and Glasier attended the an
nual banquet of the Mysterious
Club at Lancaster Saturday. The
club was entertained by Mrs. John
Wright.
Mrs. DR.. Cory of Hartman,
Tenn, and daughter, Mrs. Eva
Libby, of Dakota, are visiting rela-
tives and friends in this vicinity.
Mrs. Lizzie McGonigal is a guest
of the Greers.