Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-11-22
BLOOMINGTON NOTES

Our schools are right down to
solid business these days. Prof.
Barnes and assistants are working
in harmony, and all departments
are as they should be. Miss Schreiner
was out three days last week on &C.
count of the death of her niece, and
and her position was taken by Mrs.
Daisy Brooks-Brown. Prof. Barnes
is giving not a little attention to
music, and its frightening effect
upon the pupils is very noticeable.
The lower departments are prepar-
ing Thanksgiving programs for the
day before Thanksgiving. Basket
ball and football have the attention
of the pupils during recreation
hours.
A musical novelty company and a
magician will be with us for the
third number on the lecture course
on the evening Of Dec. s. These
people are highly recommended
wherever they have been. Their
entertainment is one of the most
pleasing and satisfying on the whole
list. Don't fail to hear them. Dec. s.
There will be union Thanksgiving
service at the Baptist church on
Thanksgiving day. Rev. Lacey,
the Congregational minister, will
preach the sermon.
-.r. and Mrs. Albert Schreiner
last Wednesday were called upon
to mourn the death of their 10-year
old daughter Florence. She was
i'll but few days with com
plicated form of appendicitis. Flor
ence was a beautiful little girl, of
sweet and winning ways, and she
will be much missed by all to whom
she was near ana dear. Her uncles,
John and David Schreiner, of Lam
caster, and aunt, Mrs. Henry Ed
wards, Of Alma Center, Wis, were
here at the funeral, which was held
on Friday, and was largely attended.
The corn is nearly all in the crib.
Will Macke is thinking much
about that new boy at his home.
Tee North Andover Royal Neigh
bors conducted a successful bazaar
on Saturday evening. A delega-
ton of about twenty went down,
from this place. A profit Of several
hundred dollars was realized.
Thompson, the barber, is once
more in F. L. Taylor's barber shop.
John Hite, travelling man, was at
home over Sunday.
The ST. bank examiner examined
our bank Friday, and, as usual, found
it in good condition. He went over
to Glen Haven and examined the
preparations for the new bank
there, and found them straight.
Now the new bank will start as
soou as they receive a permit from
the state.
A delegation from the Cassville
lodge of Eastern Stars is expected
to visit the Bloomington lodge on
Wednesday evening.
DR.. L. A. Friederichs and Mrs. F.
M. Wheeler, former well-known
residents of this place, were married
last Tuesday at Minneapolis. They
have many friends in West Grant
who wish them much JOY. Told
that they intend to make their
home in that city.
DR.. O. P. Sala has received word
from his five children that they will
all be here on his sixtieth birthday,
Dec. 90. Fred Osborne expects to
come on from Detroit with William.
Fred has never been back, to the
best of my knowledge, since leav-
ing here years ago.
Rev. Brown, OF Harpoot, Turkey,
a missionary, delivered a lecture at
the Congregational church.
George Glass and family of Bag
ley moved into the house vacated
by Mrs. Young. He will clerk in
Greer's.
Elva Taylor, a student in the
high school here, is seriously i'll at
her home near North Andover. APP
pendicitis is said to be the trouble.
Mrs. Grant and Miss Edith
Ballantine entertained for Mr.. and
Mrs Ernest Pennock Friday even
ing.