Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-10-27
BLOOMINGTON.
Special Correspondents to the Herald.

town Saturday and informed rs that
the cement blocks for the new cream
cry were being made in Platteville
and will be ready for delivery in a
few days. They intend to erect the
building yet this fall When they
get things squared away there the
solid firm of Button & Him ought to
do a large business. We have the
land, and now it is up to the farmers
to have a sufficient number of cows
to keep two creameries running IN
this place. 1t is to their interest to
do this.
VIM. Morrissey and wife returned
Saturday from visit with relatives
In northeastern Iowa.
A number OF our young people at
tended dances in Patch Grove and
North Andover Friday evening. At
North Andover a local orchestra
furnished good music. This company
was made up of Miss Bess BARLEY,
piano, Lester Pritchett, clarinet,
Bloomington Ben Sedlmayr, violin,
Bagley; VIM. Hart, cornet. Cassville;
Mr.. Miner. trap drums. Prairie du
Chen. This orchestra will play for
any dance in this vicinity, and parties
addressing Lester Pritchett will re-,
ceive immediate reply.
Bob Buchanan, the eminent veteran
comedian who last Year presented the
best up to-date "city" show seen in
this place in years, but was beaten
out of much OF crowd by mis-
representations, we are pleased to say
will be- here again with revised
version of last seasons success, "A
Race for a Widow" entitled, Foxy
Felix" We have seen Bob Buchanan
in large towns with palatial private
car, brass band of twenty-five men,
orchestra of dozen and company out
OF sight, and we have seen him tread
ing bare boards without trimmings, "
but wherever PLACED he was always
the same winsome fun maker and
entertainer. Let all see and hear
him on Thursday evening, November
IS.
Mr.. Sandlebach has the foundation
for his creamery nearly completed.
Frank Cooley and wife of the town
of Glen Haven were trading here
Saturday.
At the auction Saturday r. N.
Hoskins bought the Will Stark house
and lots in Brooklyn for 1925. Mr..
Hoskins will rent the place.
Roberts & Pearson sale Tuesday,
November End. See adv. in another
column. This sale is genuine clos
ing out. Frank Anasey's sale Novem-
Der 4 b. Frank, we hear, is going to
Dakota. Tom Hall has sale
November 5th.
Hugh Cliff and wife of Shullsburg
visited his brothers Hiram and Eenry
and sister Mrs. Geo. Garthwaite last
week. Mr. Cliff went on to Viroqua
and Richland Center to visit two
more sisters.
Clay Adkins and Del. UT of
Platteville were callers last Wednes-
day. John Hughes was here t1o that
day and went on to Beetown, where
he is building the schoolhouse.
ellison Tyler and family have
moved to Mrs. Days house.
Gus. Tubbs returned from bust
ness trip to Nebraska last Wednes
day.
Reub French was in Milwaukee
on business last week.
Toay Garner and wife were up
from Beetown Saturday.
H. +. Corfield and wife aad Mrs
r. Newman of Lancaster were guests
at the Frank Newman home last
Wednesday.
Chas Pacquette of Shullsburg was
a guest of mis- cousins, the Bradys,
last week.
Frank Matthys IF Wyalusing has
bought Joe Greer's Glen Haven
freight route and rented the Leon
Knapp house east of town. Mr..
Matthys is will recommended by
neighbors, SO we are glad he is
coming.
All sople having old news
papers, magazines, etc., please save
same for the Baptist ladies.
About twenty members of the
Baptist ladies aid society went out
to the Roberts Pearson home Saturday
and enjoyed the day at that hospitahle
place. A fine dinner was one of the
good things happening on that occas-
sion.