Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-10-01
AROUND The COUNTY
BLOOMINGTON
Special Correspondence to the Herald

week and returned with his wife,
who had been visiting at the home of
their daughter, Mrs. E. D. Beeman.
The Beemans departed Monday for
their winter home in Roswell, New
Mexico.
The Merry Go-Round Club drove
out in the country and met with Mrs.
Grant Tubbs Friday.
The ]. B. Ludden store building
and the ]. II. Sprague side of the city
hall building have been treated to a
new kind of roofing.
The P. BARLEY family last week
moved into the P. Woohouse home,
recently purchased by them.
On Friday and Saturday, October
10 and II, the Salmagundi Club will
have a rummage sale. Proceeds to
be used to pay current expenses of the
public library. The people will
donate all kinds Of articles. and they
will be sold at the library on the
dates above named. The committee
in charge of the affair, Miss Austin.
Mrs. Lee Greer, Mrs. Blanchard and
Mrs. BARLEY. will thankfully receive
articles for this sale. The donations
from the village people will be called
for. Those from out of town should
be left at the library by Saturday of
this week.
Miss Nellie Fielden of LaFarge is
a guest of Miss Ketner.
J. D. Hatch, wife and son Stanley
came over from Lancaster Saturday
evening, and after being joined by Ora
Hatch and wife the party went to
Chicago via Glen Haven, where the
the druggists will buy goods. Master
Stanley remained with his grandpar-
ents Hatch.
Miss Florence Hope visited at Du-
buque last week.
Mr.. Fishnick, residing in Muddy
hollow north of Cassville, was killed
by Burlington train Saturday.
R. N. Hoskins, wife Ralph and
BeIva and Beatrice Hickok made a
round trip to Dubuque in the auto
Friday.
Mrs. Frank Powers of Fennimore
visited at che home Of her brother,
VIM. ellis last week.
The r. N. A. had very successful
meeting Thursday evening, initiating
ten new members, as follows: MINIS.
Harry Loweonsohn. Frank REESE,
Minnie Cooley, Joe Greer. Carl
Moore, Joseph Eorsfall; MIR. and Mrs.
Jay Hickok, and Misses Mabel Prit-
chett and Leola Hillery. Delegations
were present from Beetown and North
Andover lodges. There was music,
singing, dancing and grand feast.
participated in by 1O2 Neighors. The
occasion was voted grand success
by all who attended.
Mics Ruby Hatch visited at Lam
caster last week.
MINIS. Elmira Mcnamara and Fred
Edwards visited at Dubuque last
week, and upon their return home
were accompanied by Mrs. Matte
Campbell, who is visiting here few
days.
Ed. Porter went to Evansville last
week to look about bit.
DR.. j. M. Lewis, brief mention of
whose return from the west was made
last week, has taken up his practice
again in this city. DR.. Lewis found
affairs in Montana not exactly to his
liking. There is much discomfort in
demonstrating away back from the
railroad. and things are very high out
there. DR.. Lewis many patients are
pleased to welcome him back.
D. Roth of Dubuque was guest Of
Miss Edith Ballantine Sunday.
Mrs. Maria Lewis of Minneapolis
was a caller III town Saturday. She
came down from Patch Grove with
her father, Robert Collier.
Joe Greer made a shipment of
horses to st. Louis Saturday.
Miss Edith Pennock visited Madi-
son friends Saturday Mrs. Albert
Daley. who has been at the Hickok
hotel for year. has gone to live with
her son George at Mt. Hope.
w. ]. Richardson of Lane aster was
a business caller Saturday.
Mrs. George Pratt and son Paul of
Auburn, Iowa. are guests at the home
of the formers sister, Mrs. Grit
Hickok.
James Barr, youngest son of Edward
Barr of Glen Haven, died in Dakota,
and was buried at Glen Haven Satur-
day.
Conrad Papst and wife of Dell
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