Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-06-27

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John Krohn was Bloomington
caller Thursday.
John Schoemers, of Dubuque,
Iowa. is at present at the home OF
his SON in law, John Gull, and is
laying the foundation of the latter's
ne w residence
Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Hale visited at
Clarence Cooley's last Sunday.
Will Smith was Bloomington
visitor Sunday.
Mrs. Sylvia Garthwaite Stevens,
of Milwaukee, is visiting friends
and relatives in Little Grant and
Bloomington.
Among those who attended Cath
Ole church in Bloomington last Sun
day were: Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Pink, John Gull and family, Ernest
Garthwaite and family, Arthur
Lynass and family, and Gerald
Lynass and sisters.
Hon. A. J. Frazier and son Mil
ton, of Bloomington, spent Sunday
at the Hamer home.
Mr.. T. E. Pendleton went to DU-
buque, Iowa, Sunday to have his
eyes treated at Trinity hospital.
DIR. J. M. Lewis, of bennington, was
the accompanying physician. Mr..
Pendleton's many friends in this
vicinity hope he will be able to re-
port speedy and complete recov-
cry.
Mrs. Willis Edwards visited
friends in Little Grant last Sunday.
Lewis Oschman was Blooming
ton visitor Sunday.
Harry Hickok and wife, of Bel
mont, visited at Frank Hlckok's
last week.
School meeting this year occurs
Monday evening at p. m. Ladies
are entitled to vote and doubtless
many will attend and avail them
selves of the opportunity.
The Barnett dray line conveyed
four mule team loads Of barrels
labeled "Old Rye" through this
township Wednesday. Blooming
ton has no license so where L!
A new iron and concrete bridge
has been put In near the Benz.
Hamer farm; there is but one more
such bridge to install and the chain
will be complete. The bridge re-
ferred to will be near the Carl Kaap
farm.
Herman Lynass. VIM. Hope and
John Smith were Bloomington visi-
tors Wednesday.
Chas. Jeidy and wife spent Sun
day at the home of Ora Jeidy, near
Bloomington.
John Pendleton shook hands with
Bloomington friends last Thursday.
VIM. Garthwa1te and Tom Webb
took fat cattle to Lancaster Tues
day, the purchasers beng Jarrett
and Place.
Harley Wetmore was at VIM.
Garthwaite's last Tuesday.
Mrs T. Webb visited at Henry
Sheedy's IN Fennimore a few days
last week.
Mrs. Chas Tornowske and son
Frank, of Millville, were Little
Grant visitors last week, in this
vicinity.
Employment is open to a few
good working men and boys until
hay1ng is concluded.
W. D. Burr, our candidate for
county treasurer, has recovered
from an injured hand and can give
you a good hand shake now.
Jas. Garthwaite was Blooming
ton visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. Horace Underwood is visit
ing at Kemper's near Sitter.
The address read at Mrs. Mary
Humphreys funeral which was
written by herself, is printed in
last weeks Record and should be
EOdu ny everyone 4OO moy AOc
agree with all her statements but
she cites many excellent examples
fit to be remem bered.
Sup't. Brockert desires all Of our
teachers to attend the institute
beginning Monday, July 6.
A representative of the Standard
Oil Trust was through here Wednes-
day.
R. n. Green assisted by John
Tornowske, both of Bloomington,
are painting Patrick O'Connor's
residence
Miss Lulu Adams, who teaches in
Madison, is home for the summer
vacation.
Those who attended the show at
Dubuque were3 VIM. Welsh and
wife, Harvey Hurlburt, Luke
Wehh Chas. JeidV and wife. Paul