Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-11-01
AROUND The COUNTY
BLOOMINGTON


such Roadway that hole about
twenty feet long by ten wide was
burned out Of the roof. Falling fire
also burned some of the seats. The
property was insured, and so the
society will be reimbursed.
Indiana Folks" at city hall.
Bloomington, Nov 9th. Reserved
seats will be on sale at Hatch's drug
store Saturday, Nov 4th. This show
is a guaranteed attraction. the hall
management guaranteeing money back
if dissatisfied at the end of the second
act. There will be a dance after the
show, with music by the Blooming
ton orchestra.
James Carville, who started up
with the balloon fair day, is about on
cructhes, his broken leg having so
far recovered that he can get around
on it with some assistance.
Som of our young folks went to the
dance at North Andover Friday even
ing. The Bloomington Orchestra
furnished music for the occasion.
A good time is reported.
P. BARLEY, who visited in Column
bus last week, says his son, DR.. M.
M. BARLEY likes that town and is
enjoying good dental practice.
The cheese factory will close Oct.
No MONA oboooa mill ho ,oodo
this year
Quite a number Of people of Five
Points attended Tom Bass sale.
Carl Kroening will retire from
farming and have heard that he has
bought the Andrew Browning resi-
dence. His son-in law Arthur
Walker has bought his place and
Elliot Knotwell has bought Arthur
Walkers place.
John Lane, former we'll known
resident of Bridgeport Hollow, died
at mis- home in Rothiemay. Mont.
Oct. 10th. Mr.. Lane for some years
was engaged in hauling freight from
Bridgeport to Patch Grove and
Bloomington. For many years his
health was not good, and his death
was not unexpected. Mr.. Lane was
good citizen, we'll respected by all.
Mrs. Clarence Smith of Prairie du
Chien visited few days at the ".
V. BENEFITS bone.
A new baby girl resides at the
Monroe Hoskins home.
Mrs. DR.. q. E. Cham bers of La
Fargo, formerly of this city. recently
underwent an operation at La
Crosse hospital, and is recovering.
Mrs DR.. Sala, who was quite ill
of pleurisy, is recovering
Clint. Warwick of Sheldon, Iowa,
called on old friends here last week.
This was his first visit since leaving
here fifteen years ago.
Quite a number went from here to
attend the Catholic church social and
dance at Patch Grove last Wednesday
evening.
r, G. Brookens, wife and son were
here from Hazelton several days last
week, and Mr.. Brookens took the time
to place a new roof on his photo
gallery building.
The Redpath- Slayton Bureau kind
ly give our people another number to
take the place of the Dixie COM
pany here recently. The extra will
be musical number given by nine
white men, and said to be one of the
best numbers on the entire list. This
certainly is generous on the part Of
the bureau.
A. c. Bishop of this city and w.
E. Lewis of Patch Grove attended
the Wilson dinner at Madison last
Thursday. They said Gov. Wilson
made nice speech.
Tneo Hope of Patch Grove, who
visited in Clark and Jackson counties
last week, was at Black River Falls,
and says conditions there are much
worse than the newspapers reported.
Rev. Bauchop, district superin-
tendent, held M. E. quarterly meeting
last Thursday.
Ronold Fisher, son of Henry Fisher
and wife of Hazelror.. broke one bone
in leg just above the ankle, one day
last week.
John Schnorrenburg and Mrs. Ward
drove to Cassville Sunday.
Frank REESE of Redwing, Mimi,
and Miss Lu. Pierce of Cassville
were guests at the Fred REESE home
Sunday
j. B. Ludden advertises a special
sale in another column.
John Kinsler is moving into his
new home, lately purchased at auc-