Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-06-11
BLOOMINGTON
special Correspondence TO the Herald.
DOCTORS MEET.


Wednesday, aud had very interest
ing program. The local physicians
entertained them at dinner at the
home of DR.. NJ. B Glasier. All the
visitors came by automobile, and as
a consequence our streets presented a
city appearance The following
doctors were present j. Godfrey,
wife and daughter, ]. e. Fowler,
wife and children, r. Fl. Kinney, j.
G. Doolittle, Lancaster U. S. Lewis,
one son and two daughters, East Du-
buque; E. Fl. Brooks, Appleton, Wis. !;
w. P. Hartford, wife and son, j. ].
DeMers, Cassville; Elgie Kraut and
wife, Beetown; e. D. Orr, Mt.
Hope; M. A. Bailey. G. E. Howell,
Fennimore; Wilson Cunningham, G.
II. E. Wheeler, Platteville; j. @.
Betz, D. Jones. Boscobel; H. j. Nc
Laughlin, Glen Haven R. r. Harris,
L. j. Antoine, wife and son, Prairie
du Chien; DR.. Hoffman, Galena, I'll. !;
o. P. Sala, j. NJ. Lewis. M. 3.
Glasier, J. E. Heraty, F. E. Black
burn, G.. G. NARROW, Bloomington.
The doctors appeared to be having a
right smart good time, and we hope
to see them rounding up over here
again in the near future.
TEACHERS ELECTED.
The following teachers have been
elected to have charge of our schools
next year w. q. Blanchard, princi-
pal; Margaret Rowell, Lois Wake
field, Ruth Winston, Edith Pennock,
assistants; W. E. Clark, grammar /;
Amy Crabtree, intermediates Wessie
Dudley, second primary. Florence
Butler, first primary Mabel Wilett,
school for the deaf. The school for
the blind will be discontinued unless
more pupils can be secured during
vacation, and the pupils will attend
the school for the deaf. Our schools
have had very successful year.
Every thing has moved along smooth
ly, and school board, teachers and
pupils have worked with enthusiasm
to make. things count. Modern
methods of teaching have been in
troduced, and modern diversions for
the students recreation and physi-
cal benefit adopted Through these
methods more students are induced to
remain in school.
BAND CONCERTS.
The Bloomington Concert Band gave
a concert on the street Saturday night.
This was the first of a series of open
air entertainment to be continued
during warm weather The village
board made a contribution of $50,
and citizens are subscribing goodly
amounts to help the boys pay expenses.
LOCALS.
Mrs. W. H. Brown last week traded
her Mitchell automobile for a
Rambler. The A. H. Patch agency
made the deal.
The Royal Neighbors enjoyed a
covered dish party at their hall Thurs
day evening.
Herman Loweonsohn and wife of
Columbus, Ohio, are visiting their
sons, Harry and Albert.
W. E. Lewis, who came home from
Perisho, s. D. last week, was bust
ness caller in town Wednesday,
John VanAusdall and wife Of
Aurora. S. D, and sister, Mary, were
here to bury their mother in st.
Lawrence cemetery last Monday.
The mother died at the home of her
daughter in Milwaukee.
John Burndt of Farmersourg. Iowa,
worked in the Jane Peacock shop a
few days last week. and expected to
return this week to remain for time.
Frank Kits and wife returned Fri
day from Iowa, where they had been
visiting their son Will for nearly a
year.
Miss Ella Baldwin is home from
Elkader, Iowa, for visit.
Lon Wayne and son Ora of Lanoas-
ter were in town Friday. and closed
a deal with WHIT Monroe for his farm.
Miss Myra Knapp, who has been
teaching at Escanaba, Mich, the
past year, has been elected to a posi-
tion in the Manitowoc schools for
next year. Miss Emma Glasier of
this city and Miss Lulu Adams of
Mt. Hope are teachers in the Mani
towoc schools
Gus. Tornowske was up from Glen
Haven Saturday evening and played
with the band during the concert.
Henry Fassbender. an old resident
of Wyalusing, died last Friday, after
a lingering illness. Mr.. Fassbender
was n years of age. He was veteran
of the Civil War. The surviving
children are ALFRED and Eta, at