Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-07-21
BLOOMINGTON.


Dr.. NARROW attended the state den
tai meeting at Milwaukee last week.
Mrs. John Anstey died at her home !
near Beetown last Tuesday. Mrs. |
Anstey was a member of the Black
burn family. What makes her demise
seem especially sad is that six small
children are left without a mothers
care. One of them is an infant two
weeks ord.
Rev. Kildow and son, formerly of
Patch Grove, were in town Tuesday
Mrs. Dorothy Enke. mother of 81.
G. Enke of this place, died at her
home near Eastman, Crawford county,
last Tuesday. Mr.. EnKe was with
her during hel last days and remained
at the funeral. Deceased was 80
years of age Her husband died
several years ago at the age of 90.
Charles Enke attended the funeral on
Thursday.
Roy Patterson went to Missoula,
Mont, last Wednesday, and rather
had a notion that he would accept a
a job and remain.
w. H. Prideaux, Abe Goldberg
and L. Abraham departed for the
west last week. They expect to take
in the Seattle exposition, register in
the big land drawings and visit
friends and relatives along the way.
Mrs. Fred Riese and Rachel Brul-
and drove to Prairie du CHEN Thurs
day, where the former visited her son
Jesse, who was there with Dode
Fisk's show. Jesse plays lead In a
strong band led by Prof. Weldon and
does a roller skate turn in the concert.
John Leamy. who last week bought
the Lewis BETTER home on Mill
street expects to occupy same for his
home They will move from Letcher,
s. D., In a short time.
Stone & Donnelly have bsen pack
ing their wool the past few days
They bought over 80 600 pounds and
were wishing they could load it into
a car.
DIR. HeratY and wife have been
entertaining friends, Mr.. Walton and
wife of Fond du Lac.
An important event is the transfer
of the long distance central from the
hotel to the farmers central in
Pritchett's restaurant. With the two
lines in the same place messages can
Dc transferred without any trouble.
Supt. W. P. Roseman and wife
went to Mount Hope Monday to con-
tinue their visit with more relatives
and friends
Mrs. Harry Elton of Bridgwater,
s. D., is visiting relatives and friends
here.
Mrs. Ellis returned Saturday from
a visit with Chicago relatives and |
friends.
W. Fl. Fl. Cash of New Lisbon was
a caller in town Sunday.
Alex Frederick and wife of Prairie !
du Chen visited here couple of days |
last week. Miss Edith Ballantine re-
turned with them Saturday.
Miss Mary Wheeler is visiting
relatives in Portage, on her return
trip to Minneapolis.
Orlo Morkin was over from Prairie
du CHEN last Friday
The TIoubadours gave a concert |
and dance in the city hall Friday |
evening. which was much enjoyed by
"A small audience. The baseball boys, |
who got them here, lost little money /
on the venture.
Chris. Coombs will occupy the
Will Stark house in Brooklyn, Will
having moved to Lancaster
Mrs. Nellie Woodward Pratt of
Neosho, Mo-, in recent letter in the
Record says she remembers when
Editor Holford got out the first num-
Der of that paper. Chas. J. Glasier,
brother to the late DR.. Glasier,
established the Record, got out the
first number and edited the paper for
a couple of years, selling same to
Editor Holford. Our memory is
sometimes at fault.
Fraser's Stock Company will re-
1ieve the summer monotony by APP
peaTing at the city hall in this place
all week. July = to -. 1t Is a
highly recommended company, pro-
ducing some one-nlght successes, such
as Lost in the Hills "A Merry
Chase" etc. Clippings from the
various papers along their route of
travel prove them to be above the
average show coming to this town.
They are described as clever, and