Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-08-19
BLOOMINGTON.
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Mr.. VIM. Garner OF Glen Haven
visited relatives here last week.
jeff. Crawford and wife of Hazel
Green were here Thursday. Mr..
Crawford is doing bit of talking for
Mr.. Hatton for senator.
J. b. Gilligan last week bought the
W. B. Perrin cottage, east of the w.
H. Holford residence. They are NOV
ing in this week. Mr.. Gilligan may
now be considered as a fixture here,
having bought the store building in
which his hardware store is situated
last spring.
Burne Pollock. John Day and a
man from Madison were through here
last week Thursday in Pollock's auto
mobile.
Harry Geiger has removed to the
George Day house in Brooklyn.
DR.. Ed. Dickinson of Fayette, Iowa.
called on Grant county friends last
week.
Quite number of our folks went
to Fennimore to the Big Days Thurs
day and Fridag. Our ball team beat
BoscobeI by a score of 8 to 0. c
Bloomington Fair Sept. 8, 10, IL.
The premium lists will be circulated
this week.
Mrs. Herzog and daughter of Min
nesota are visiting at the B. benson
home.
Fred Brandemuehl, who was so
badly injured in runaway recently,
is improving. For time his case
was considered doubtful.
Word comes from Mt. Hope that
OscarSelle has bought mule to drive
when he goes camping at the river.
A number of the Catholic brethren
were in from the country Saturday
morning to attend Holy Day services.
Miss Margaret Bolzell of Montfort
is visiting friends in town.
Joe Greer returned Saturday from
a horse merchandising trip in Craw-
ford county.
Andrew Foster returned Saturday
from an extended visit in Dakota
and Missouri. He had a pleasant
visit with relatives saw a lot of
country, and FASTENED home on ac-
count of the serious illness Of his
daughter, Mrs Chris. Coombs. who is
at this writing improving.
Misses Patti and Nettie Bracket
of Lancater visited friends here
Thursday.
Mrs. Lacey is enjoying the visit
of another brother, Mr.. Woodcock,
and family, of Beloit.
The fire escape has been placed on
the north side OF the school house,
and the janitors are busy cleaning
house, preparatory to receiving teachers
and pupils.
Chas. Krohn and wife made a trip
to Milwaukee last week.
Mrs. N. Austin and Hazel returned
from visit with relatives in Iowa
last week.
Workmen are putting the fair
ground in trim for the fair.
DIR. Doolittle of Lancaster made a
professional trip to this city in his
last Friday.
Miss s. A. Hope expect to depart
for Dubuque today. where she will
remain for a time for the benefit of
her health.
Alex. Frederick and wife Of Lam
caster were Sunday visitors here.
The brass band and a company Of
about a hundred went on the steamer
Eclipse to Dubuque Sunday.
DR.. Fl. II. Hancock has opened his
dental parlors in the Hickok build
ing.
Ed. voekert, of Glen Haven, who
has been having a bad time on &C
count of the bite of a rattlesnake is
improving.
Mrs. Gus Pho1e is improving in
health. The twins are all right.
Thirteen rattles and button were
counted on a snake killed by Bert
Pritchett and w. G. Taylor near the
latter's farm while they were black
berrying. Glennie Pritchett nearly
stepped on the rattler.
Grant Tubbs, Orlo Martin, Nose
Lewis, Casper Auel and Milt Cornell
passed Saturday night at the river.
DR.. Glasier made business trip
to Milwaukee early in the week.
Lee Greer and DR.. Ellis and wives
were visitors at the Greer camp near
Raolav Sunday