Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-12-30
BLOOMINGTON.


Personal Menti Mrs. A L.
Snider is home from Dakota for a
visit with relatives. Her mother,
Mrs. Bailey, who recently fell
through a trap door and down the
cellar stairs, has nearly recovered
from the accident.
Miss Allie Patterson, student at
Menomonie, is home tol the holiday
vacation.
Mr.. Raush of Minneapolis was here
last week invoicing the cooperative
store. This store, under the manage
ment of Mr.. Arndt, has been doing a
thriving business the past few months
Prof. M. N. Mc[ver is home from
Oshkosh, on account of the serious ill
ness of his mother, VINO has an attack
of pneumonia.
Miss Alta Sawyer, teacher at
Peshtigo, is home for the Christmas
recess.
Miss Nell Phillips, Milwaukee
teacher. is passing the vacation here,
Miss Anda Woffenden, teacher at
Hurley. and Bernard Woffenden,
student at Madison, are here for few
days during vacation.
Louise Witcomb and Grace French,
teachers at Racine, and Beulah
Hickok and Charlotte Witcomb stu
dents, of Oshkosh. are passing part of
the holidays at home.
Miss Marie Patch, student at Sir
sinawa. is home for few days.
George Foster of Edgeley, S. D.,
was at home few days and went on
to Port Washington, to see his mother
and brother Harvey and wife.
Vern Edwards. Madison law stu
dent, is home for few days.
John BENEFITS. wife and daughter
Marguerite passed few days at the
w. V. BENEFITS home.
A. Z. Bishop visited a few days at
GlhducIg 1OWus
Mort. BARLEY is home, taking a
few days rest from his dental studies.
A. r. Wanezek, who has been
organizing cooperative stores in Min
nesota, is home for a brief vacation.
John Hite, road agent, has a few
days at home.
Will Enke of Chicago and Alvin
Enke of Minnesota were guests at the
Enke home few days.
E. S. johnson of DeSart, S. D., is
here for a visit.
Wilbur Austin is home from the
east for visit of few days.
Miss Bessie Tornowske, teacher at
Woodman, is home during vacation.
Arthur Calkins, wife and son of
Bagley were visitors in town Satur-
day. Mr.. Calkins says the holiday
trade was fine in that town.
George Patterson of Minneapolis
and Earl Wheeler and lady of Nc
Gregor, Iowa, are visitors at the F. L.
Greer home
Mr.. and Mrs. Burns of st. Paul are
guests at the home of DR.. Hancock.
Miss Edith Ballantine, music stu .
dent at Chicago, is home for a few
days.
Joe Geiger is home from Iowa for a
visit.
The high school basketball team
went to Monona, Iowa, last Wednes-
day an played the boys of that place.
They were defeated by a score Of 10
to s.
Bloomington has a real swell
butcher shop. Will Macke now oc
cupies the Mulrooney building, and
when he gets it fixed up little more
it will be nearly as smooth as Louis
Ats.
The ladies of the Salamagundi club
conducted a bazaar at the library
room during the past few weeks, and
cont ibuted ten per cent. to the
library fund. which benefit amounted
to about SO. This sum, with a SO
contribution from Mrs. James Paul
and So so from other persons, helps
quite bit in carrying on the right
worthy institution. This library is
free for the enlightenment of the peo-
pie, and it would be a good scheme
for others to hand in SO bills, or So