Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-04-28
BLOOMINGTON.

speclal correspondence TO the Herald.
J. M. Hayden was here from Bee
town couple of days last week. Mr..
Hayden is looking we'll.
VIM. Garner of Glen Haven was in
town on business last Tuesday.
Friends here received announce
ment of the marriage of Miss Flora
Huntley to H. Maschmedt at Seattle,
Washington. April Sth. The bride
will be remembered as a successful
Bloomington teacher, and she has
many friends who wish her joy. Mr..
Maschmedt is manufacturing
chemist.
Mrs. George Tornowske is visiting
relatives in Fennimore this week.
One of her brothers wiz be married
there this week.
a. &. Shrake of New Lisbon met
Prof. George. head of the mining
school at Platteville, here last Fri
day, and they examined the New
Lisbon company's prospect on the
BARELY farm. Mr. George thinks the
company has a good prospect there.
They have not decided what to do
with it, but will hold a meeting
soon.
Cecil Garner was up from Glen
Haven Friday. He was expecting to
depart for Seattle, Washington, this
week.
\ DR.. W. 81. Lewis of Alden, Iowa,
called on relatives and numerous
friends here last week. DR.. Lewis
appears to be holding his own re-
markably we'll.
VIM. Mulrooney and Casper Auel
were in CassvIlle Friday.
Henry Make of Lancaster was an
over Sunday guest at the home of
Will Macke.
Alex. Robertson and Prof. Jenkins
came down from Patch Grove by
legomobile last Satur lay. It's just
nice walk of five miles.
The Prairie du Chen high school
boys played our boys here Saturday,
and were defeated by score of 6 to
10. atteries-GreiscE and Wachter
for the visitors, and Bates and Porter
for the home team. Bates famed 10
men and Greisch z.
Andrew and Thos. Myers we're in
Prairie du Chen on business Frida /.
George Ward went to Gays Mills
last week, where ne joined merry
GO round outfit bound for Seattle and
the exposition.
Walter Lambert, chairman of the
town of Mt. Hope, went to Chicago
last week to consult with physicians
regarding the condition of his health.
The new bank being organized here
will have capital stock of $4,000,
divided into 500 shares. ALI of this
stock has been subscribed by a num-
Der of our leading men in the town
and country. The bank soon will be
organized, and the promoters expect
to be- doing business by July 1st. The
John Pennock building, now occupied
by the cooperative store, was bought
for the purpose of housing the in
stitution.
A number of the members of Will
Hickok Post attended the funeral of
John c. Garthwaite in Little Grant
today, having charge of the : service.
Mr.. Garthwaite was member of the
local post.
Those having the 5th of July pro-
gram in charge have arranged to
have Mr.. Bryan brought from Glen
Haven in the morning in an automo-
bile. In the afternoon he will be
taken to Bridgeport, where special
train will take him to Waukon,
Iowa, fol a speech that evening.
Rev. Whitney, a travelling lectur-
er, spoke in the M. E. church Sun
day and Monday evenings.
Miss Stella M. Miller. of Onslow,
Iowa. is working in the interest of
the Mystic Workers in this city.
Max Bishop and Sheriff Dittmar
of Elkader, Iowa, and Mayor Schultz
of Guttenburg we're visitors here Sun
day.
Thos. Biggin was here from North
Andover Monday.
Bloomington has ball team in the
field this year. The boys will play
the Prairie du Chen team in that
city next Sunday.
w. g. Mauger. of Platteville,
was in town Monday.
The new plate glass front for Ora
Hatch's drug store has arrived and
will be put in at once.