Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-12-23
BLOOMINGTON.

BLOOMINGTON.
Special Correspondence to the Herald.
Death on the Rail. Sunday morn
ing George Dimmick of Millville re
ceived a dispatch announcing the
death of his brother Judson in a
street railway accident in Minnea-
polls George was a conductor on
the line and no doubt died while
on duty. He was a brother of
Ernest and Eds Dimmlck, formerly
of this place. He saw service in the
Spanish American war After re-
turning. he married Miss Bass of
Beetown, and later went to Minuea
polls.
School Exercises. Closing exer-
cises were held in the schools Fri
day al ternoon. In Miss Reeds room
the children were given Christ
mas tree, and the exercises were
very interesting. In the high school
room the various departments as
sembled and had union exercises
The following program was render
ed.
Chorus Hark. the Herald Angels Sing;
. ........ High School
Recitation = Althea Sprague
RecitatiOn ........... Bernard Donnelly
Stocking Drill 49,. Boys of Second Primary
Recitation, The Secret with santa
1880. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. BeIva hoSkl1s
SOnC.......-..-......... First Grade
Recitation Fair Warning to Santa
rIOyu Lay 9L
Dialogue. ---------SeconQ Sraoe
Recitation huLn ID 2 dldS
Recitatlon...--.--- '....' DoroeII9 c1 raelu
song ...'... --------.''' 'oeC I1 rSat az
Recitation. Letter from santa. -,
Dialogue Christmas. Primary Pupils
Recitation, Hard Times for George
Recitation, Christmas in Norway.
-. -. Roland Sala
Recitation; they Put Me in -i the 3 Great
Cand ReFEs KeToise Girls of second c0n Primary
Recitation, The Boys Lament .....----.---:
....------....-------- George He Gilti
Chorus. .......... intermediate Girls
Recitation .........-..--- $3.50 Arthur Goldberg
Recitation O1apd al LIE
Scene from Christmas Carol ,......,..
--.............. ......Freshman Glass
Chorus. December -. Grammar Pupils
B Rel n Mother GRADE GIFTS
Recitation, A Christmas Git;
solo. My christmas Dolly oi@uys nioAOA
Recitation. A Russian Christmas
.......------.-... Undergraduates
Silent Night. ...------------- Girls Chorus
Lodge Officers Most of our
societies elected officers last week, a
list of whom follows:
Odd Fellows: N. G h. G. Enke,
v. G., Thos Smith, Sec, S. Kitto,
Treas Griffin HickOk
x. of P.-Reub. French, G. c.;
James Peacock, V. C; Ford B itten
ham, Pre- f. j. Edwards, Nj. at
A., A G. Tubbs, M. of W., }. B.
Ludden, K. R. s H. G. Enke, M.
of F.; E. Brooks. M. of E S. A.
Hatch, I. g.; o. Knapp, o. q.
sons.-A. G. Tubbs, w. M S.
A. NARROW, S. W., Charles Enke, j.
W.;M F. Woodhouse, S. D; F. L
Taylor, J. D.; Lewis BETTER, Sec.;
q. G. Enke, Treas L. S Sawyer,
Tiler; Ora Hatch, j. S; j. B.
Ludden, S. L
Eastern Stars. -Ciara Hatch, W.
NJ; s A. NARROW, w. P Sylvia
Woodhouse, A. NJ Zelnia Smith,
Cond.; Nan. DOnnelly, A. C; L. q
BARLEY, Sec Nancy Hatch, Treas
Modern Woodmen. NJ. Ro
berts, v. c.; Will Hickok, w. A.;
Lincoln Abraham, Banker; H. G.
Brookens, Clerk; E. M. Pendleton,
Escort; John Hale, W.; Guernsey
Abraham, S; Chas. Garthwaite.
Reuben French, Mgrs u. E. Heraty.
7 M LAWS PhvSic1aus
Royal Neighbors. Myrtle Hickok,
Oracle, Mary Hampton. V. o;
Lizzie Blackburn, Chan; Lizzie
Hickok, Rec Sarah Roberts, Recv.
Charlotte Hale, Mgr; j. E. Heraty.
M. B. Glasier, Physicians, Bertha
Tornowske, Mar; Eliza Bates, S
Emma Hale, .. 5.
G. A. R.-Alloway OFT, Com
Grit. H1ckok. S. V; J. E. Connell
j. v; Joseph Chambers, Chap
Jacob Schreiner, @. NJ; P. Barley
Adj. j. NJ. Edwards, Sergt; VIM
Roney, o G.; Lewis Beltler, o. D..
Lewis BETTER, P. l.; VIM. Ketner
s. NJ; L. S. Sawyer, @ S.
Leroy Stone.-Grant Stone ar
rived from Stockton, Calf, with
the remains of the late Leroy Stone
last Monday evening aud the
funeral was held Wednesday after
noon at the Congregational church,
Rev. Lacey conducting the services
The church Overfiowed with sym
pathizing friends. Interment was
made at the Sargent cemetery
Leroy was the son of MIR. and Mrs
G. w. Stone of this city. He was
% years of age. During his three
and one half years residence in
California he made a fine record.
The sorrowing parents have the
sympathy of all.
Killed In Montana John and
Leo Patterson went to Belmont last