Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-08-30
BLOOMINGTON NEWS
Gathered by Our Hustling West
Grant Correspondent.
BLOOMINGTON.

MISS bdIld I1O4IOEu dI JIG Uctuh nctA1
last Wednesday evening. The we'd
ding was given by the order Of the
Eastern Star, of which the bride is
an enthusiastic member. There
were present, besides the members,
a large number of relatives and
friends from neighboring towns.
The hall was tastefully decorated
for the occasion by the ladies Of
the society. The ceremony was per-
formed at s p. m. by Rev. Lacey, of
the Congregational church At 8
the happy couple departed for Cass-
vile, after hearty reception, and
from there they took the train for
their new home in Tuiare, Calf,
where Mr.. Ryan has employment
in L. D. Holford's store. The we'd
ding feast was reported to be a
wonder of accomplished cookery.
Both parties of these young people
are well known in this community,
and their many friends hope for
their good health and happiness.
GONE TO BELMONT.
Harry Hickok last week bougL t
hardware store IN Belmont, and
moved to that village. The people
of this place will be sorry to lose
Mr.. and Mrs. Hickok, who have
always been prominent in the social
events of the community.
TO START A PICKLE FACTORY.
DR.. G. E. Chambers, accompanied
by J. A. Hayes, P. T. Anderson and
Michael Joseph, all OF Lafarge,
Crawford Co., passed Wednesday
evening here, enroute to Cassville,
where they intended to look over
the pickle factory, with view to
establishing one IN their village.
Personal MENTION.
Isaac Zimmerman was over from
Lancaster Wednesday evening.
JOS. Donnelly, Harry Tornowske
and Reub. French attended the
races at Dubuque last week..
Editor and Mrs. John Foley were
among the visitors at the wedding
Wednesday evening. They remained
over until Thursday afternoon.
The circus caught number of our
people Friday, at Lancaster. Mrs.
Leonard Fadley of Oakdale, Neb.,
is visiting relatives and friends in
this vicinity. John Pennock and
wife and Mrs. Frazier attended the
wedding anniversary celebration of
Mr.. and Mrs. Graham at Mt. Hope
last Saturday. Misses Elva and
Myra Knapp, Amy Crabtree, Grace
French and Edna Gulick departed
for school duties at Oshkosh yester-
day. Louise Witcomb went to
Milwaukee. Mrs. Geo. Patterson
and son of Minneapolis visited
friends here Saturday. They are
camping with the Greer party at
Clayton Landing, and came up with
Mr.. Greer Saturday. Richard
Graves of Beetown visited in town
last week. Rev. Fuller and L.
Abraham attended the Baptist as
ISOLATION meeting at Dodgeville last
week. Mrs. L. Abraham and Miss
Chaplin visited in Darlington last
week. Will Stark and wife and
Mrs. Bradley visited in Brodtville
Sunday. Milt. Woodhouse, R. N.
Hoskins and Oscar Brady expect to
take their wives to the G. A. R.
encampment at Denver next
week. Rev. Lacey's family is en-
tertaining niece, Miss Carol
Lacey. Miss Grace Ballantine ex-
poets to take party OF friends on
an excursion from Glen Haven to
McGregor this week.
Sheriff Glenn and Harry Brown
were in town Sunday went through
without feed or water. Miss Smead
returned to her home in North
Dakota, after pleasant visit at the
home of w. H. Prideaux. Miss
Stella Smith of Lancaster is visit
ing in town. Chas. Enke is ex-
pected home from a two weeks
visit in Chicago Mr.. Deitrick, a
Cassville barber, is employed in F.
L. Taylor's shop. John Chambers
was over from Prairie du CHEN
Monday. Mrs. Geiger visited a
week in Beetown. Mrs. VIM. Tuck
wood and Daisy were over from
Lancaster Sunday. Pearl returned
with them, after pleasant week
with friends here. Fred Cooper
and Hib Taylor had their families
at the river last week. David
Taylor and Franks family are there
now. Frank was down to see them
Monday. Earl Cairns and wife
were over from Mt. Hope Mon
day. Frank Day, Erskine Jay and