Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-04-12
BLOOMINGTON.

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Lee Brookens, Henry Roberts and
Orion Cooley. Mr. Horsfall was
elected delegate to the state conven.
tion which convenes next month.
Frank Newman returned from
Brownsville, Texas last week. Mrs.
Newman will remain there a couple
of months. They spent the winter
with their son BurnelI and daughter,
Mrs Goourlch.
Mrs Fredericks of Minneapolis is
a guest of her daughter, Mrs. Sam'l
Kitto, and other relatives and friends
here.
Special services were held in the
Catholic church last week, Holy
Week. On Wednesday during thirteen
hours devotion Father Brudermanns
was assisted by Revs. Jones Of Cass-
vile and Pape of Potosi.
George Gardner and Lee Lucey of
New England. North Dakota, bought
carload of horses here last week.
They were assisted by Joe Greer.
The Timothy Mogan family moved
to town last week and now occupy
their new home in Brooklyn, the
former VIM. Moore residence.
Mms. Patch, Gilligan and Null
rooney made trip to Dubuque last
Thursday.
Everett Pritchett went to st. Paul
last Friday to serve as linesman with
party constructing a new telephone
line to Chicago.
E. M. Blinn Of Jamestown, N. Y,
came her last week, and probably will
remain. Mr.. Blinn is a violinist and
all-round musician, and will play
with the orchestra and brass band.
He is painter by trade, and will
work with the local painters.
Mrs Champion, mother of the
Champion boys of Beetown, died last
| Thursday. She was one of the
pioneers of that place.
The band boys will give a cor cert
next Monday evening. April 18th.
They have arranged very nice pro-
gram and expect large audience.
The proceeds go toward buying new
uniforms, music and one or two horns,
to have everything in shape for the
summer campaign. One of the fine
things in view for the coming sum-
mer will be a series of Saturday even
ing coocerts by the entire organlza
tion OF % members. Following is the
program for Monday night:
Avenger March King
Water Lilies Waltz ............. - I'LL White
Evening Shadows Serenade. .......-...... King
Dance of tue Imps Schottische. .......- King
Vonqueror overture. --------.-----B Farmhouse
Band.
Selection. .......... Male Quartette
Gus. TornowSke, DefOrest Brown.
Ralph HOSkins, Earl Cooper.
Nl0nn solo ....---.--.~.-- Seward GartdWaite
s s Trombone " comic selection -'loAop
'Rube Band +"
| Piano Solo Seward Garthwaite
loves Way Waltz 1uar Kine
Colonel Miners March .... $500. White
Autumn Gold Overture, tuba solo ,-.-..-.,,.
. Franci: Homes Rosenkrans
Silver Threads Among the Gold, from
PGaG e9lf the Nile Waltz King
Yankee Hash, medley overture ..... Miller
| Band.
Our local orchestra played for
dance at Mt. Hope Friday evening,
and despite the fact that the boys had
not rehearsed with the new violinist,
they gave good satisfaction. Those
who played were E M. Blinn, Lester
Pritchett, Ora Brodt, VIM. Hart and
Seward Garthwaite.
George SchaubIe travelling scene
painter. has completed fine new out
fit of scenery for the city hall All
who attend the band concerts Monday
evening will note the great improve
ment Sprague & Hatch also have
some shows hooked for May.
Miss Emma Glasier, teacher at
Manitowoc, is home for a few days.
ellison Tyler has completed a saw
ing on the Albert Dewey farm on
Campbell ridge. Mr.. Dewey will
| build a new house this season. He
also did a saving for James Hicklin.
L. W. Brooks, a Bloomington boy,
was elected principal of the Racine
schools, a very desirable position.
Vern has been advancing steadily in
| educational work.
The ladies of the W. R. c.. had
initiation and a good time generally
Saturday evening
Mrs Amos Brown was i'll last week,
and her mother, Mrs. Marion wager,
of BagleY was with her.
Clay Tyler of West Depere, Wis,
! had an operation for complicated
case CT appendicitis last week. He is
in quite weakened condition. His
father, Lou Tyler, of Bagey. was
with biYn covarnI rppLzc