Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-11-09
BLOOMINGTON
cial Corrospondence TO the Eerala.


boys are III line for a fine band if
they will but hang together. Follow
ing is the Instrumentation Comets
Will Hart, Otto Winner Ross Crab
tree, Earl Whitmore, Orvilla Bal
Iantine; clariuets-M T. Woodhouse,
Jamie Sprague Les. Pritcht tt, Art
Ma3ne, Chas. Enke; piccolo-Goward
Garthwaite; slide trombone Ora
Brodt; baritone Gussie Tornowske :;
alto Harold Crabtree. Lee Peacock,
Louis Goldberg; tenor-Ralph Hos
kins, DeForest Brown. Lawrence
Hickok; BIB bass-Jamie Hampton ;
tuba-Prof. Jones; drums-A. G.
Bishop, Frank Hoskins. Several other
instruments may be added, among
which there is a possibility of four
saxophonees.
A little son of Mr.. Hearish, living
or the John Welsh place in Little
Grant, took swallow of turpentine
and his mouth and throat were badly
burned. That was the third poison
ing case in this community within
week.
John Gates, who bought the CID
Woodruff home of Lincoln Abraham
will remodel and improve same as
soou as possible
Chris. West, wife and two children
were up from Cassville Friday
Mrs, George Hickok, who burned
her hands in boiling lard is recover
ing, Tier niece, Mrs, May Clark, has
been helping her out
D. L. Slattery. of the Dubuque
Telegraph Herald was in town We'd
nesday
DR.. Nina B. Glasier is attending
the supreme session of the Q. E. S. at
Jacksonville, Fla.
The Chicago boy choir, managed by
Sarah Whatena Brown, will be in the
city nall on Tuesday evening, Nov
18th This is the second number of
the lecture course, and as it is for the
benefit OF the public library. let all
public spirited citizens give it
boost.
Our merchants are going after the
trade with fine stocks of goods Sat
urday was a good trade day in town.
Frank BARLEY is back from South
Dakota, where he has been for
fourteen months, proving upon claim
in Trip county.
Elgie Hickok of Lancaster was in
town last week, putting in a furnace
at Harley Hickok s.
Congressman Kopp spoke here
Thursday evening to fair audience.
His speech was we'll received.
A number Of the citizens of Patch
Grove who own lots have talked it
over and resolved not to try to hold
up people looking for building sites.
That is precisely the right spirit.
Nothing kills town or retards its
growth like holding all real estate
away up out of the rach Of prospective
buyers. Here is strong hint for
Bloomington owners of houses aid
lots
Joe Renter returned from Dubuque
last week, where he had an operation.
Joe thinks he has been cured.
Mrs NJ. A, Beardsly of Akron,
Ob;o - v,;e;+;ro ~ 4bio x,io;,,itx,
Chas Niedermyer was up from
Bridgeport Hollow Saturday. Chas
recently suld his farm to Chas Morse
of Fennimore, and will return to
Highland, where he will take up his
old trade Of shoemaker. His father
has nice shoe store there.
Ora Hatch has six new floor show
cases in his store. They are fine and
will greatly facilitate the display of
goods.
Miss Cronin was the only teacher
here who attended the state meet at
Milwaukee last week.
The Ludden and Brady buildings
have been greatly delayed on account
Of inclement weather-too cold and
stormy to lay brick.
The revival meetings continue in
the city hall.
Miss Lena Rand Of Boscobel is
visiting at the Robert Brandon home.
Reub. French and Grant Ballantine
were in Milwaukee last week.
Dan. LeamY and family were in
Lancaster Monday and Tuesday.
Casper Auel and John Kinsler
killed a fine large fox northeast of
town Sunday
The campaign just closed was 80
quiet here that we scarcely realized
it was in progress.
The VILLAGE hoard met Monday