Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-12-10
BLOOMINGTON.

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About one hundred friends and
of Mr. and Mrs. Roy t. I
Bailie, who were married the prev
ious Saturday at the NJ E. parson- /
age by Rev. Conklin, went out to the I
Bailie farm Friday night and gave |
the young people surprise party !
The people from town took oysters
along and plenty Of other good things I
to eat appeared from other sources, /
SO a fine feast was spread to which /
all did full justice. At late hour
the guests departed for their homes,
all wishing Mr. and Mrs Bailie a
long life of prosperity and happiness. /
Friday was the 59th wedding amt
versary Of Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Hatch.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Hatch are hale
and hearty and their many friends
hope they may enjoy many more hap
BY anniversaries.
Drs. H. j. Mclaughlin, ]. NJ Lewis
and NJ B. Glasier attended the meet
ing of the Grant Co. Medical society
at Lancaster Wednesday, The pro-
gram which was furnished by the
Wisconsin State Board of Health was
Of unusual interest Drs. Henika,
Stoyal and Oleson Of Madison were
prestn and read excellent papers.
| The officers elected for the coming
year are, President, DR.. G. NJ. Schuldt,
Platteville; V.-Pres., DR.. ]. M. Lewis,
Bloomington; Sec. and Treas, DR.. NJ.
/ b. Glasier, Bloomington; Censor, Dr..
G. c. Buck, Platteyille; Delegate, Dr..
/ j. G. Betz, Boscobel; Alternate, DR..
e Krdut Lancaster
/ At the regular meeting of the r.
| N. A. Thursday night the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year. Oracle, Lizzie Hickok; V. Ca
acle, Date WEIGH; Recorder, Leona
| Mclaughlin Receiver, Louise Hay
den; Chancellor, Fanny Moore; Inner
! Sentinel, Eliza Bates; Outer Sentinel
Edith Richter; Mgrs., Alta Schneyer
and Sylvia Weaks; Physicians, H. j.
| Mclaughlin and NJ B. Glasier
The Beavers elected officers at the
meeting Wednesday evening as fol-
lows: M. w. b., Edwin Oaklief; M. w
O., Rose Lance; Sec, Belle Better;
Treas, Dora Pendleton; Counsellor,
John Lance; @. L., Laura Erwin; W.
/ P. Nettie Auel w. G., Bertha, Tor
nOWske.
Jamie Sprague, Fred Edwards, Fos-
ter Porter, Carl Ellis, Burnell Oates
Glenn Shafts, Erwin Oaklief and Ort
Cooley went to Lancaster Friday
night and attended the l. O. 0. F..
meeting when degrees were conferred
upon twenty-five candidates.
! Mrs. Lynn narrower entertained
the Military Ridge chapter, D. A. r.,
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Andy Roberts, Tuesday after
noon. Major Paul Lewis and De For
est Brown were guests of honor and
entertained the ladies by telling of
Their war experiences overseas and
showing many pictures of war scenes
and camp life. A fine supper finished
up the afternoon and all felt they had
enjoyed an unusually interesting
meeting
Miss Edith Pennock is home from
Kansas City, Kas., where she teaches
in the high school, Her vacation is
Of uncertain length as the schools
there are closed for lack of coal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Knapp have a
new baby daughter, born last Tues
day
Miss Velma Hickok. teacher at
Blue River, and four of her friends
from that place, drove over in an au-
tomobile Sunday, had dinner at the
Hickok home and drove back in the
afternoon They report the roads
fine for auto driving.
All passenger trains except one
each way have been taken off the c.
M. & st. P. road which runs through
Bridgeport. The east bound train in
the morning and the west bound at
night are the ones remaining. The
Bridgeport stage now comes in the
morning instead of late afternoon as
heretofore.
Mr.. and Mrs A. n. Crabtree of
Central Square, N. Y, are here for
visit with old friends and neighbors.
at present stopping at the Hiram Cliff
home. They have sold their farm in
n. Y. and will go from here to see
their daughters, Miss Nellie of Spo-
kane, Wash, and Mrs. Amy Pickens
of Huntley, Mont
The second number in our lecture
course was given at the city hall on
Tuesday night by the Minneapolis
operate company. Although the night
was extremely cold there was fair
attendance. The company consists of
mixed quartette, each one of whom
is a soloist, violinist and a pianist.
They gave very good entertain
ment which was well received by the
audience.
Mrs. H. D. Mcpherson is home from
visit of several weeks at Independ-
ence, Wis. and several neighboring
towns
Milton Garthwaite came home Fri
day from trip to Chicago and other
points
Harry Pritchett is home from La
Crosse where he has been running
barber shop.
Give Brown who has spent the au-
tumn at Auburn, Ia, working on a
farm is al home for the rast of the