Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-06-19
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BLOOMINGTON
Special Correspondence to the Herald.
FRIDAY sun rises 4 %

N1arK HOSKlnS, Linn w OOQnOuS6,
Jay Martin, Leo BARLEY. Paul Lewis
and Edith Pennock Of Madison, and
Lewis BETTER and Lucille Woudhouse
of Appleton are home for vacation
Mrs. VIM. Koschkee, Of Mt Hope,
visited her aunt, Mrs. Geo Tornowske,
Thursday
NJ. F. Woodhouse and Frank and
Monroe Hoskins went to Lacrosse
Friday. While in this city Mr..
Woodhouse bought steel ceiling for
the Woodhouse & BARLEY Bank.
Chas. M ('Coy") Chapman, wife
and baby are home for the vacation.
Mr.. Chapman taught at Chetek the
past year, and gave such good satisfac-
tion that the board invited him to re.
turn. He accepted the invitation.
Vera Hickok, teacher at Rib Lake,
is home for vacation. Vera says she
had pleasant year in the northern
town.
Will, Ort. and Frank Cooley finish
ed laying the brick on the Fred
Cooper residence last week.
Jack Schnorrenburg passes a por-
ton of every week with his aged step
father, Mr.. Koppen. at Cassville.
The old gentleman is quite i'll.
Ralph Bailey is here from Ccrtez,
Colorado. He came to have his eyes
treated in Milwaukee. Ralph brought
home some relics Of the Mound Build
ers-skull, pottery, etc They are
very interesting He also brought
Navajo Indian rug and placed in on
display in the Ludden store window
The Boy Scouts have some new
uniforms.
Miss Jessie Bates entertained Geo.
Nichols of Chicago for few days
Cecil Garner and wife now have
their home at the John Thornton
house.
Miss Marie Meisner, of Guttenburg
visited her friend, Mrs. Cecil Garner,
last week.
Jeidy Bros. with the assistance of
large party of neighbors, raised a
large barn on the Newman farm last
week. and the lady neighbors went to
help get dinner, The visitors all hope
the Jeidys will build lot more barns
from time to time.
Sam'l Kitto attended the annual
meeting of the Mystic Workers at
Milwaukee last week, and visited at
Mineral Point on the way home.
Frank Kist and wife expect TO go
to live with their son Will for
time. and we hear have rented their
house to Mr.. Peters, who recently
moved to town.
Miss Gertrude Fox of Milwaukee is
visiting here for few days Miss
Fox is a successful teacher of the
Cream City.
DR.. Marlow's new car, the Max
WE'LL. arrived last week, and since
that time the doctor has been spend
ing his evenings mastering details.
DR.. Kennedy has been employing
autoes to help out On some of his
long trips, his veterinary practice ex-
tending over wide territory.
Mrs. DR.. Hancock's father, DR.. T.
E. Weeks Of Philadelphia, is on a
business trip to Cuba and South
America, and Mrs. Hancock is the
recipient ofmany interesting postcards.
Henry Thomas and wife of Lancas-
ter visited at the Reub. French home
last week. Mr.. Thomas is in fair
health once more.
The treasurers are calling for poll
taxes.
Earl Morrissey, who is visiting at
his nome in Bagley, after completing
a course in the naval academy at An
napolis, was caller here Wednesday.
Horizons of Patch Grove have sold
Ford autos to Rev. Wyer and Matt
Vogt of Glen Haven. Matt expects to
use his auto on the rural route.
Our high school junior class
presented their class play, Uncle
John, at Mt. Hope Saturday even.
ing Quite a delegation from this
city went with them Our orchestra
furnished the music and played for a
hop after the play.
Lewis Myers is home from Winona,
Mimi. having completed a course in
a business college.
Oakley Lighton living on tie VIM.
Adams farm, had quite large party
of friends at his home Friday even.
ing. Dancing and supper were the
principal features of the evenings
entertainment.
Teachers examination here Mon.
day and Tuesday of this week.
Mr. and Mrs McPherSOn of xove