Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-02-22
BLOOMINGTON.
ecial Corresponds ce to the Herald.


and Lincoln union service at the M.
3. church Sunday morning.
Rev. Woolley delivered a sermon
on Washington and Rev. Lacey s
sermon was on Lincoln. Both sermons
were patriotic and interesting,
There will be teachers meeting
at ut. Hope Saturday. and some of
our teachers expect to go if the roads
and weather are favorable.
Miss Gertie Fox returned to Mil
waukee Monday, to resume her duties
as teacher.
Albert Schreiner has bought the
Thos. Myers residence. which he has
been occupying for some time. 1t is
a pleasant home property.
Chris. Coombs has been helping
Chas. Tornowske at Mt. Hope the past
week. Chas. has been laid up with
grip.
It is reported that an Iowa farmer
has bought the VIM. Heiner farm.
John Riley came from Spokane,
Wash to see his wife, who has been
i'll at the home Of her parents, Ben
benson and wife
Lincoln Abraham, having sold his
residence, will have a sale next Sat-
Urday at his home on Mill street.
Newton Brodt still suffers a great
deal from his illness.
w. V. BENEFITS is once more about,
after an extended illness.
That second big band dance will be
on Friday evening of this week. Same
management as the other dance At
supper time baskets will be sold
The Epworth league members met
and had social time at the home of
Rev. Wooley Tuesday evening.
The members of the Whist Club
invited lheir gentlemen friends
to enjoy the evening with them
at the bank hail this Tuesday even
ing
Leo Barley is home from the Uni
versity for few days vacation.
The Richard Bennett family now
occupy the Ballantine house on Mill
street. Chris Grebe and family will
move to the Bennett farm IN a few
days
The Congregational ladies served a
supper at the j. B. Ludden home Fri
day evening, and it was we'll patroniz-
ed.
Miss Myra Knapp returned from
Madison Saturday, having completed
her course in the University.
Chas Brodt of Sibley, Iowa, visited
for few days at the home of his
brother, Newton Brodt, last week.
The Evelyn BargeIt Concert Co.
Friday evening gave fine entertain
ment at the city hall. The attendance
was very good, considering the
weather. There are two more num-
bers of the lecture course.
We hear that Lester Pritchett, who
has been so successfully drilling the
new Bloomington band, has been in
vited to instruct another band in the
county.
Will Cooper, who recently had an
operation in Dubuque, is recovering
nicely.
r N. Greer is thinking of remov-
ing to Prairie du Chen.
The marriage of Ora Bennett of
Glen Haven and Miss Rosette Nc
Adaragh of Patch Grove will take
place at the ST. John S church in Mt
Hope today, Tuesday. Mr.. Bennett s
father, Fred Bennett, will remove to
Cassville, and these young people will
take possession Of the farm.
Brookens & Davis will have a sale
this week Friday, Feb. oath.
Thos Webb, having sold his farm
will have a sale this Wednesday,
Feb. 90.
Ralph Ball, son of William Ball
and wife Of Blakes Prairie, died last
Tuesday of pneumonia. He was a
young man, nearly p years of age,
and his death was a great shock to
his parents, and the community as
we'll. The funeral at Dodge church
Thursday was we'll attended.
The K. of P. lodge disbanded last
week, and on Monday evening the
members had farewell supper at the
Hotel Donnelly.