Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-11-17
BLOOMINGTON.
special Correspondence TO the Herald.

special Correspondence TO the Herald.
A number of our boys went to
Madison Saturday to witness the
football game between Wisconsin
and Minnesota teams Those noted
were Monroe Hoskins, Luke Webb,
Linn WoodhOuse, Foster Porter,
Leo BARLEY. The boys say that a
regular harvest of gold was taken
over the line into Minnesota as a
result of victory.
Foxy Felix at the city hall on
Thursday evening of this week.
Arthur Goldberg while engaged
in play at school last Wednesday
broke one of the bones of a fore
arm.
George Foster, the Wyalusing
merchant, was in town Wednesday.
Charles Heilerman, the we'll
known farmer and stockman, whose
beautiful farm adjoins the village
of North Andover died last Wednes-
day. Mr. Heilerman had been in
failing health for some time and his
son-1n law VIM. Forck has been
carrying on the farm Mr.. Heller
man was an excellent citizen, and
the people of his community will
miss him
L. J. Ryan. the North Andover
merchant, was IN town on business
Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles Knapp had an OPP
Grafton for appendicitis at Mercy
hospital, Dubuque, last week, from
the effects of which she is recover
ing.
Tom Myers, who has been quite
ill of stomach trouble, is slightly
improved.
L. E. Clark of Lancaster was a
guest at the BARLEY home Friday.
Will Brother came home from
Two Rivers, Washington, last week.
to see his mother who is quite i'll.
INNS. Frazier and Pennock enter
tanned the Baptist ladies' aid society
at the home of the former last Fri
day.
Dave Ballantine returned from
the west last week.
Alex. Frederick and wife of
Prairie du Chen were guests at the
Ballantine home last week.
The carpenter force has been in
creased on the Odd Fellows build
ing, SO that the hall and additional
stOreroom can be occupied as soon
ga possible, probably by December
1St.
Will Myers has sold his farm to
his cousin Warren Myers, who has
been renting the place.
Fred Foster, in town Saturday,
has been laid up for week with a
monster carbuncle on one of his
wrists.
Albert Schre1ner is now duly in
stalled as a partner with VIM.
Macke in the meat market. The
stock was invoiced, increased, and
now looks neat and nobby.
Our merchants report a good
autumn trade, with prospects ex-
cellent for record breaking holi:
day business.
Frank Matthys is now running
the Glen Haven freight line, having
bought out Joe Greer last week.
Cherrier, the blacksmith, and
family have taken up their abode In
| the Dimmick house. N. W.
Julius Tornowske has rented the
Michael Casey farm. Mr.. Casey IS
making arrangements to give his
entire attention to the law business
recently purchased of Leo Philip
son.
Orrinton Parker of Patch Grove
went to Mendoza last week to take
treatment for mental trouble, which
has been bothering him recently.
We hope that Mr.. Parker will soon
recover his accustomed health.
Robert Buchanan, the veteran
comedian. will appear in his latest
success, Foxy. Felix" in the city
hall on Thursday evening of this
week. Mr.. Buchanan delighted the
people here last season in IA Race
for a Widow" and now we are
pleased to welcome him again.
Buchanan is one of the gratest
comedians on the stage and all
should hear aim and have good
laugh.