Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-01-11
BLOOMINGTON.
Special Correspondence to the Herald.

ing lots OF good times at their meet
ings. They have about seventy mem
bers, and the list is growing right
along, principally through the in
terast of Mrs. Lewis B8itler, the local
deputy.
The Mason and Eastern Star lodges
had installation and supper last We'd
nesday night.
In fact, this is the time of year
when the timer is right in it. For
some weeks during January and
December he has a continual round of
banqueting and social hilarity. Some
Of these society devotees dine out
about four or FIVE times a week for
over a month, before they can make
the rounds of the annual picnics.
Lodge societies ought to establish a
sort of Lenten season for about the
month of February.
We are pleased to note that Frank
Raisbeck and VIM ellis have con
cluded to return from Texas.
Frank has bought the VIM. Prid-
eaux farm in the edge of this village,
and we hear that Will has bought the
Frank Smith farm, near Beetown.
DR.. Heraty went to Fond du Lac
last week to see his father, VINO is
reported dangerously i'll, with but
slight hope of recovery.
DR.. Kraut was up from Beetown
Thursday
John Schnorrenburg, and son Cecil
are visiting relatives in Cassville
Johns barber shop here is being run
by barber from Cassville.
The new band is getting along
nicely A. G. Bishop has bought a
new saxophone. The boys are talk
ing of having dance to raise some
money for music and rent.
Henry Glass Of Williston, N. D.,
who came home to attend the funeral
of his father, Lewis Glass Of Bagley,
was in town Saturday. Mr. Glass
says be likes Dakota very much
VIM. Mogan was over from Ian
caster last week.
At Brady boxball alley the record
was broken twice last week. AL.
Marshall bowled 153, and then Oscar
Brady made score of 1914
Walter Morrjssey, the boy who
broke leg some time since, is now
able to be about with the aid of a
cane.
Frank FiveUoats and crew are saw
ing out in the west end of town.
Franks head sawyer is Mr.. Wood Of
Bell Center.
Hannibal Hillary of Beetown died
last Wednesday,, and was buried on
Friday. He was young man. Con
sumption was the trouble. He made
his home with his brother J ames for
time before his death
Or. Mclaughlin Of Glen Haven
was in town Saturday evening. He
was accompanied by his brother John,
whose home is in Crawford county.
Guernsey Abraham and Miss
Eulalia Foshay we're married Sunday
morning, and departed Immediately
for Lancaster where they took the
train for GAINESVILLE. Mr.. Abraham
is partner with his brother James in
the mercantile business in GAINESVILLE.
The happy young couple will make
their home there. A large circle of
friends in this vicinity wish them
good luck.
Pink Bros. sale Thursday, Jan.
10Th.
Abe Patch has been under the
weather for a few days.
Miss Mabel Marshall of this city
and Henry Schmitz of Beetown were
married at Prairie du Chen last
week.
A dozen or more people from this
place drove out to the VIM. Hope
farm last Tuesday evening, and had
very pleasant time. They had lots
Of music, pleasant converse, and last
but not least spread fit for king
an American King,
Mrs Will Morkin returned from
Lancaster Sunday, where she visited
for a couple of weeks.
Miss Setta Weeks of Glen Haven
is clerking in Ludden's store Miss
Weeks is ponular clerk and be-
many friends are glad to see her back
TO town.
A. j, Frazier has our thanks for !
useful calendar, all gotten up in the
home printing office
F. L. Greer is conducting special
sale with good success.
School work started again Monday,