Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-09-11
BLOOMINGTON

WAO@O my eSAO hA1NAJ ~ SAO~~
The street lamps twinkle again.
Three new ones were placed last
week.
During the storm Friday night
lightning killed four cattle belong
ing to Richard Bennett, and colt
for Chas. Krohn.
A massive monument of rough |
finish has been placed over the
grave of the late D. f. Brown. 1t
is fine tribute to good man
Personal Mention: AL. Wagner
OF Dennison, Texas, is a guest of
relatives and friends here. VIM.
Cooper and wife OF Sibley, Kansas,
are guests of his brother John
Cooper and other relatives and
friends Lee Brookens had all his
rheumatism rubbed out at Prairie
du Chen last week George
Tornowske and wife visited at Nc
Gregor, Iowa, last week. Miss
Dorothy NARROW visited her brother,
! Dr.. S. A. NARROW, last week .
/ Will. Perrin returned from Prairie
du Chen Saturday, cured of rheu
matism Rev. Lacey returned
from mis- vacation, his family re-
manning for few days at Dowuers
Grove . John Myers, son of
Andrew Myers, was over from Ian
caster q few days. j. M. Donnelly
and wife, Abe Patch and Reub.
French attended the Plauteville fair
i M. +. Woodhouse and Dr..
4 Heraty attended the National fair,
and A. Q. Bishop visited a similar
show in Manchester last week.
John Woodhouse of Hazel Green is
in town ). Chas. Kendle and 7. j.
Wenzel were over from Lancaster
Saturday. Mrs. Luther of Du-
buque, here at the Stevens Garth
waite wedding, remained for a visit
with friends.
John PennocK, Chas. Garthwaite
and few more of our early risers
discovered little frost around the
edges last Thursday morning. dt
did no damage, however.
Mrs. E. K. Goodrich is at Finley
Hospital, Dubuque. finding health
| through surgical aid; for all of
which her friends hereare thankful.
i A class of children received first
communion at the Catholic church
Sunday morning. Father Ccutlee
of Mt. Hope, and a priest from
Praire du Chen, assisted ia the cere-
monies.
Frank Taylor was in Lancaster on
business Thursday. He brought
home fine two-seated carriage for
a birthday present for his wife.
i Entries for the township tug-of-
war on Thursday afternoon at the
Bloomington Fair
MILLvELLE.
\ Fred Foster, Chas. Gardner, j.
@. EcMonigal, Lewis Steer, .Oren
Foster, George Ingles, Oscar Ber-
gum, Ben Bergum, Albert Riley,
/ Everett zimmerman.
wYALUsLNG.
| Walt. Gulick, Ed. Gul1ek, John
Iorns. Louis Iorns, John Jackley,
7 Jay Rockwell, Thomas Harris, Ed.
1 Morrel, Charles Miller, Alfred
t-Fassbenaer. 4
BEETOWN.
Mike 3rookens, Sam Ketner,
Eenry Champion, Nose Hendricks,
I.John Lancaster, VIM. Brumm, Pres.
Hayden, George Craig, Yves. Wood
house, Henry Schloesser.
LITTLE GRANT.
Ed. Govier, Fred Govier, Chas.
Jeidy, Ellsworth Jeidy, Ed. Jeidy,
Denn1s Oates Orion Cooley, VIM.
Welsh, Dan Woods, Roy Garth
waite.
GLEN HAVEN.
f. G. Bennett, Theo. Zeman,
Victor Mok, Blain Hampton, Wallace
Rogers, Chas. Snider, Frank Snider,
Bert Snsder, M. w. Metcalf, Albert
Kuenster.
| PATCH GEOVE.
Frank Lewis. Nose Hlcklin, Mark
Hanley, Nose Lewis. Oscar Seipp,
Frank Hill, Ed. Davis, Myron. Davis
George Bradley, Abe Woffenden.
| MT. HONE.
A. A. Abrams, E. A. Cairns, Ora
Patch. Otto Cook, Ed. Hill, Henry
Julick, Claire Lynn, Ted Schneyer,
c. E. Button, e. o. Pendleton.
BLOOMINGTON.
John Lord. VIM. Mogan, Casper
Auel. Grant Tubbs, o. II. Martin,
Rob. benson, E. NJ. Wager, Fred
Mason, VIII Scbreiner, Albert
Schreiner.
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