Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-08-16
BLOOMINGTON NEWS
Gathered by Our Hustlin9 Yves
Grant Correspondent.

animation here last Thursday and
Friday. The weather was too hC t
for right sharp work; bat the genial
superintendent was as cool and
pleasant as ever, which condition
had a beneficial effect on the minds
of the teachers. Following is list
of those who wrote, grade, address
and place of employment
Nina Mabie, Bridgeport, 3rd, Patch
Grove No. 3; Florence Borah,
Bloomington, End, Blooming ton No.
2; Kate L. Ryan, North Andover,
End, Glen Haven No. 4;Jessie Town
send, Mt. Hope, End, Mt. Hope
Graded; Pearl Hickok, Bloomington,
End, Bloomington No. A; Laura E
Maggie, Bridgeport, 3rd, Patch Grove
No. l; Gertrude Fox, Bloomington,
2nd, Milwaukee; Jennie Key, Patch
Grove, 3rd, Primary, Bagley; Mary
G. Farrell, Bloomington, 3rd, Bloom
ington, No. 8; Rose Hillery, Bloom
ington, 3rd, Mt. Ida No. 4; Julia
Nichols, Mt. Hope, 3rd, Mt. Hope
1T. No. 2; Fife Connell, Mt. Hope,
End, Mt Hope, Primary; Laurie
Cornell, Mt. Hope, Srd, Mt. Hope
1T. No. !; Lou Smith, Bloomington,
1, Reynolds Dist; Anna Nichols,
Mt. Hope, 3rd, Mt. Hope. No 8;
Edna wager, Bagley, Srd; Paul
Lewis, Bloomington, 3rd, Patch
Grove Nc. 3; Beulah Hickok, Bloom
ington, End May Budwol,h, Lancas-
ter, 1st, Little G, AIT No. 6;Charlotte
Witcomb, Bloomington, LIST; Floyd
Kidd, Glen Haven, 3rd, Mau
Starret5, Lancaster, End, Beetown
No 4.
We hope all these teachers will
have good luck in teac hing the
voung idea how to shoot right.
DEATH OF DANIEL ADAMS.
Daniel Adams, for many years d
resident of this village and vicinity,
died Sunday morning, after ling
ering illness of cancer of the abdo-
men. Mr.. Adams came to this
country from England about thirty
years'ago, and for many years lived
IN Little Grant. A few years ago
he removed to this village and built
a comfortable home. He leaves a
widow in straitened cirCnms ances.
Mr.. Adams was a faithful aud in
telligent laborer-a useiul man
whom the community WI miss.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Harry Grant was he from
Sibley, Iowa, Wednesday Mr.. aud
Mrs. Blumenthal and two chill 7ren
Of Chicago were guests of the fami =
Of Abe Goldberg last week. He is a
brother of Mrs. Goldberg Mrs
John Bracket and baby, Misses
Patti and Nettie Bracket, Mrs.
Matte Bracket and daughter Una
and Miss Stippich all came over
from Lancaster Thursday and
passed the day with relatives and
friends Agent Fl. Lathrop an |
daughter were here from Bridge
port Friday John and Paul Howe
were over from Lancaster Thurs
day Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Calvi /
and daughter Telah of Lancaster
visited relatives and friends here
last week DR.. and Mrs. Blackburn
were up from BeetOwn Thursday /.
Frank Hoskins and Will Hammond
went down the pike at the Dubuql Q
carnival Thursday Fred Moore and
family were out from Wyalusln :
Friday. Fred's rheumatism is bet
ter Harry Hickok and wife went
to Belmont on business Friday, re-
turning Monday. A. Frederick of
Prairie du Chen visited at the
Ballantine home Sunday TLos.
B~.IoIA is here from Elkader, Iowa,
for few days Mrs. George Gibbs
and mother Mrs. Hudson, of Sioux
Falls, S, D., are guests at the home
OF U. II. Hinch Dorothy Usher
ness Of Lancaster IS a guest of Miss
Daisy Roberts VIM. Lewis and son
Andrew were over from Lancaster
Sunday George Burnett, former
resident Of Patch Grove, was here
Saturday. He is an engineer Will
Miller came from Lancaster Satur-
day to get his wife, who has been
visiting at the Grif. Hickok home a
week John Boorman of Findley
Lake, n. Y, WIS here Saturd v
Mr. Boorman was formerly a
prominent resident of Wyalusing
Henry Strong of Wyalusing was
here Saturday. Mr.. Strong recently
returned from a several years resi-
dence in Ohio. Elva Taylor of
North Andover visited her cousin
Essie Myers last week. Ella Wit
comb and Lorene Hickok are visit