Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-12-02
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BLOOMINGTON.

Special Correspondence TO the Herald.
y. Fl. Hinch called on old neigh
bOrs last week. Mr.. Hinch is now
pleasantly located at White d.
He likes iI out there.
Joe Chambers is visiting relatives
in Chicago.
We are pleased to state that
Robert Buchanan, the veteran
comedian, will be here in "A Race
for Widow" on Thursday evening,
December 10th. Mr.. Buchanan is
an old time player oil genuine
merit. The writer has seen him
play for week AMI never tired of
his entertainment. No doubt his
present play is better than any
predecessor. Remember the date
and be on hand.
Father Maggie, the second mum Der
of the lecture course, speaks in the
Catholic church this evening.
Carpenters harp orchestra will
play for a dance IN the city hall on
Friday evening, Dec 18th. This
orchestra is considered the best for
dance music of all who play here.
All dancers who love smooth music
should attend.
We heartily second the motion
to have the county vital statistics
returned from Madison to the cOun-
ty seats. 1t was an outrage to
deprive the county seats of these
necessary statistics. The counties
simply can not get along without
them.
A large delegation of the friends
of Rev. and Mrs. Woolly gave them
a pound party last Wednesday
evening. A very pleasant time is
the report.
Burtis Field and Tom Myers have
been mining a bit on Elmer Black
bourn's fa1m in Muscalunge.
w. FL. Schulz and VIM. Selppel
of Guttenburg were here Friday.
They went On to Lancaster, expect
ing to be witnesses in the Shallcross
case.
Thos Flammand is back from
South Dakota
Thos. Dolphin is home from Da-
kota, having rented his land.
Mr.. and Miss Carmody of Lancas-
ter visited their sister, Mrs. Frank
Ahasey, last week.
John Lambin, the Glen Haven
hardware merchant, was in town
Saturday.
At the ladies' bazaar at the library
there are a lot of fine home made
articles for sale-nice things not
usually found in a store. Just the
things for Christmas.
Miss Bessie Tornowske, teaching
near Boscobel, is home for weeks
vacation.
Hiram Adams, son of VIM.
Adams, has bought the hardware
store in Mt. Hope, so we are in
formed.
Mt. Hope and Bagley will have
farmers Institutes this winter.
Miss Grace French, teacher at
Racine, was home for Thanksgiving.
John Tornowske and James
Hampton attended the Fireman's
ball at Cassville Friday night.
The Boscobel people have stolen
our fair dates. Well, no society in
this vicinity does us less damage
than Boscobel; SO we don't feel sore.
A number of our people are go
ing down to the stock show at Chi
cago this week.
A large number of our people
went to Lancaster last Friday to
attend the notorious case from this
place, in which there are several
defendants. The case was put over
to Dec. Is, when a new judge will
be called in to preside. Attorneys
for the defense thought Judge
Gle mentson was showing prejudice
against them.
Now that Charley Moore has a
very capable new helpmeet, his
brother Del will leave him and the
Wyalusing farm and come to town
and live with his father, VIM.
Moore, Sr. No doubt the arrange
ment will be pleasant all around.