Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-04-09
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BLOOMINGTON

Will W SIX uumU6IS Al Tue CUuTS6s /
the former courses having had but |
five. The attractions will be an
orchestra of Is pieces, part Of the
Theodore Thomas Orchestra of Chi
cago; Edward j. Ward, social center
advocate; L. R. Daggy, popular
lecturer, Charles A. Payne, iIlustrat
ed travel lecture; the Commonwealth |
Male Quartette; Good Fellows Sing
ers-fve people. three men and two
women. This course is considered the
best ever engaged by the committee.
and the extra number will be draw
ing card in the sale of tickets.
There is rumor that P. BARLEY has
bought the vacant lot of the GIiff
Hickok premises, and will erect
nice residence thereon. From all ap-
pearance there will be about dozen
new buildings erected this season in
this village.
Fred Schuelter of Dubuque was
visitor in town over Sunday.
There will be a dance at North
Andover on Friday evening of this
week. Music by the Bloomington
Harp Orchestra. All invited.
Grant Ballantine and suns James
and Neil made trip to the Texas
Panhandle country last week.
John Horsfall of Lancaster was a
guest at the Era Pendleton hume last
week.
Jesse Sawyer is expected home from
the west for a visit
Prof. and Mrs. M. N. MeIver of
Oshkosh have new daughter at their
home.
The funeral of Miss Mary Hough-
ton was held at the Dodge church last
Wednesday.
Theo. Hope of Patch Grove captured
eight little wolves last week, and
took them to Lancaster. where he re-
ceived a bounty of So per head.
Wolf dens are getting scarce in this
county.
The Sal nagundi Club ladies had
their annual wind up meeting and
dinner Thursday. They met in the
afternoon with Mrs Chas Enke and
in the evening with DR.. Glasier.
Mrs. Frank Fivecoats served the
dinner The club had very profit
able season. intellectually and socially.
Monroe Hoslins went to Patch
Grove Thursday to conduct the funeral
of child of Mr.. and Mrs. Ashmore.
The VIM. Heiner family departed
Thursday for Indiana. They had quite
a time getting the household goods
through the mud to Glen Haven.
Their postoffice address will be
Medaryville, Ind.
Mrs. Robert Brandon visited sick
relative in Fennimore last week.
Our schools are having spring vaca-
ton this week, and the teachers are
visiting at their several homes. Prof.
and Mrs. Blanchard left a couple
of days early to visit sick relative
r. n Hoskins was in Lancaster on
business Thursday.
While removing a board at the
James Sprague barn last Thursday,
Ted Sprauge found the knives and
other goods stolen from the Gilligan
hardware store last summer The
goods were mostly knives and were
not damaged to any extent. 1t is
thought the thief who hid them there
was watching for chance to get them
out of the country, but didn't dare
make the attempt.
Our band boys gave dandy con-
cert and dance Monday evening, and
all present bad good time. The music
10y the Bloomington Harp Orchestra
was better then ever. The boys had
to give up the Mt. Hope date again
because of impossible roads.
Last Thursday Walt Gulick,
George Glenn and George Harville
and their wives came from Wyalusing
to close up some land deals. Walt
bought Mr. Glepn's farm just across
the road from his home place, and
Glenn bought Harville's farm. All
satisfied and ready for springs work
Fred Handy was over from Wyalus-
ing Thursday.
L. NJ. Greer was buying spring
goods in Chicago last week.
Joe Greer sold a carload of borses
to SONS Minneapolis buyers last wee.s
Ernest Peters went to Rochester last
week, on account of his wife s illness
1t is thought she cannot recover.
Ben Zenz was out on the farm last
week. Fred Brandemuehl will con
tinue to farm the place again this
year.
Will Mulrooney was in wreck up