Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-10-08
AROUND The COUNTY
BLOOMINGTON

Mrs. TheO. Degenhardt and chill
dren visited relatives in Potosi the
past week.
Ernest Ga1thwaite returned home
from Sisseton, S. D., last week on
account of the injury to his children
in an auto accident.
A few from this vicinity attended
the Gays Mills fair. and report an
Indifferent time.
Frank Critchlow last week bought
of the heirs the Henry Sutton farm
near BrodtvilIe.
Mrs. Lewis BETTER last week
visited her daughter Lewis at Madi-
son.
Mrs. Walter Schneyer visited rela-
tives at Mazomanie last week. Walter
went with her, but returned after a
two days visit.
Mrs. F. L. Greer and mother, MIS-.
Strang, visited relatives at McGregor
last week
Paul Mcnamara is attending North
western Dental College at Chicago.
Misses Edith Ballantine, Allie
Patterson and Ollie Lord visited Du.
buque friends last week.
Thos. Millin of Patch Grove came
to town Thursday to have his thumb
dressed. The saw cut it off at the
first joint
Mrs. B. F. benson was quite i'll
last week.
Harry Voss visited at Medaryville,
Indiana, last week. His brother Jesse
drove mail route for hin.
Our orchestra played for g dance at
Mt. Hope Friday evening. The boys
report good dance.
Mrs. Sophia Wiley of Montana is
visiting her sister. Mrs Sam'I Will
kinson, and other relatives in this
vicinity. Mrs. Wiley at one time
was a resident of this city. Her
husband, Thos. Wiley, was engaged
in the machine business with W. E.
GaTthwaite.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Pabst, who
have been visiting Mrs. Pabst's sister,
Mrs. Hiram Cliff, and other relatives
in this vicinity. are visiting at Ian
caster this week.
VIM. White and wife and Ed and
Sandy White, of Minneapolis, visited
at the home of her sister, Mrs. Robert
Brandon, Thursday. They came to
Mt Hope to attend the funeral of
their mother, Mrs. Mary White.
Guy Mauger of PlsttevilIe was a
visitor in town Thursday evening.
Guy and partner have started a
steam dye works in Platteville, and
are doing we'll at the work.
Joe Mccoy and daughter of Ian.
caster were callers in town Friday
evening.
The P. BARLEY family moved to
the P Woodhouse home Friday, hav-
ing purchased that property.
The baseball boys of the high
school went to Cassville Saturday,
but did not get chance to play on
account of rain.
Mrs. Ocea Weaks of Ingomar,
Mont, is visiting relatives Glen Haven,
Bloomington and Lancaster.
James S. Orr. son of DR.. h. D.
Orr and wife of Mt Hope, and Miss
Marion Moody we're married at Mil
waukee Sept 25th. They will make
their home for the present in Chicago,
where MIR. Orr is attending Rush
Medical College,
DR.. F. E. Blackburn and wife re-
turned Friday from Chicago, where
Dr. Blackburn did some post graduate
work.
The Chicago Symphony Orchestra
opened the lecture course season at the
city hall Saturday evening with a
successful entertainment. The night
was dark and stormy, but the house
was full to the extent Of seating
capacity. The various numbers of
the program were applauded with
enthusiasm and encores were
numerous. Five autoes and a wagon
were required to bring this company
from Bridgeport and take them to
Lancaster rybody liked chem
so we'll that the course has quite an
impetus at the QUEST, and a successful
season is confidently expected by the
managers.
Mrs. VIM. Macke was quite i'll
last week.
Sprague Bros have turned the Chas.
Metcalf house over to the plasterers
and are in town finishing the James
Peacock house.
Dr. Baldwin and bride are expected
to arrive in this city this week, and