Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-07-02
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Rev. Arentz performing the cere-
mOny. They are two OF Blooming
| toms best known end best liked
young people Floyd is q druggist by.
1 profession Doris is a daughter Of.
7 j. B. Gilligan, one of our hardware
merchants. She is a graduate OF the
Bloomington high sc.se0l and the La
Crosse normal. Miss Geraldine Buck
| ley of Baraboo, acted as bridesmaid
and Emery Baldwin, brother of the
groom, as best man. After the cere-
mony wedding breakfast was served
at the Gilligan horne after which Mr..
and Mrs Baldwin LETT for Chicago
where they will spend week. They
will make their home at Superior
where Mr.. Baldwin has a position in
a drug store. The congratulations
and best wishes of a host Of friends
follow them to their new hone.
A meeting was held at the high
school room Thursday evening at
which the advisabinty of building
new school house was discussed. H.
N. Goddard, state high school in
spectOr, and j. E. Law, an architect
from Madison, were present and gave
considerable information on school
presented plans for building which
would probably meet the needs of this
district. These plans are now on ex-
hibition at the post Office The sub
| ject of building a new school house
will come up at the next school meet
ing and should be of interest to ey-
cry citizen Of this community.
Tavern w. Brooks, former Bloom
ingtOn boy who has been principal
of the Racine high school for the past
eight years, has accepted a similar po
sition at Wichita, Kas., for the COM
ing year and will move his family
there about August /.
Lee Greer returned Friday from
| Fergus Falls where he went in re-
Spouse to telegram stating that his
uncle, George H. Woodhouse, had been
killed in the cyclone which visited that
| city last Sunday. Mr. Woodhouse
was born and grew to manhood in
this community and leaves many
friends here who deeply roget his
death. He was about GO years of
age and leaves wife and orc daugh-
ter.
Miss Rema Kitto is at a sar:ta-ium
at P. d. G. where she had her tonsils
removed a few days ago. She is get
ting along well and will be home in
few days
Visitors at Dubuque the past week
were Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Porter, Mr..
and Mrs. Ora Brodt, Mr.. and Mrg. r.
N. Hoskins, Misses Letha and Bclva
Hoskins and Carol Wurster.
p. Rewev of Rewey, spent the week
end with friends hcre
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ f. Woodhouse are
attending the bankers convention in
Milwaukee and taking in the boat
trip to Duluth.
Roscoe Vanderbilt of Platteville,
and Otis Bersing of Blair, Wis, spent
the past week at the home of G. E.
Vanderbilt
Miss Hattie Marks and Miss UT of
Lancaster, called on friends here Sat
urday.
DeForest Brown is spending a
couple of weeks at Appleton, lola and
Milwaukee.
Miss Vida Brookens is home from
Appleton where she recently gradu-
ated from the musical department of
| Lawrence college.
A party of young ladies consisting
OF Misses Florence and Nellie Nc
Namara, Bessie Lord, Norma Pearson,
Clara Edwards, Doris Gilligan, Nell.
lie Morrissey, Norma and Lucille
Woodhouse and Geraldine Buckley,
enjoyed picnic at Cassville Friday
in honor of Miss Buckley.
! H. J. Brooks of Neillsville and Mr..
Patie, Co. Supt of Y NJ c. A. work
in Clark county came by automobile
from Neillsville Saturday night. Mr..
Brooks is here to see his mother, Mrs
]. Brooks, who is in poor health. Mr.
Patie drove on Sunday to Cuba City
! to visit his family
Irving Woodhouse and his friends
Clarence Brandt, Barney Moon and
| Willard Sumner of Fennimore, and
Carroll Wurster of Mazomanie are
enjoying few days of camping at
the river
A game of baseball between the
Burton and Bloomington teams Sun
day at the fair ground resulted in a
victory for the latter, 10 to z.
Mrs. Harry L. Woodhouse of Eu-
gene, Ore, and her daughter, Mrs.
Ward and two children of Oelwein,
Ia, are visiting at the S. A. Hatch
home.
Rev. and Ms. A. N Conklin and son
EDWARD and Mrs. COnklin'S mother,
Mrs. Taft, went Monday to Gen eva,
Ia, to visit relatives. They expect to
be gone three weeks.
Fank Hore has bought the old Fa-
gan farm west of town but will not
take possession until next March
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Johnson started
Tuesday on their return automobile
trip to their home at Washburn, Wis,
after spending several weeks at the
| Leo BARLEY home.
DR.. and Mrs. H. H. Hancock and
children, Mary and Tom, returned to
La Crosse, Friday, after a weeks
visit with old friends here.
Frank Hoskins returned Thursday
to his work at Delavan at the school
for the deaf.
Homer and Vivian Ludden, Mineral
Point, visited the ]. B. Ludden family
the past week. They are soldier boys
who have recently returned from ov-
erseas. They expect to go soon to
Texas where their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Ludden reside. j. B. Lud-
den and son Raymond accompanied
them back to Mineral Point Sunday.
Anthony Stockert came home Sat-