Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-04-16
BLOOMINGTON.

There was large attendance at the
Girls contest at the high school room
Friday evening. Eleven girls took
part in the contest, the winners be-
ing: Gladys Gilligan, LIST place; Ruth
Bailey, End; Alice Myers, 3rd The
judges were Principal Berge and Mrs.
Spiegelberg of Boscobel, and Miss
Jergeson, teacher at Mt. Hope. Music
was furnished by the Bloomington or
chestra. A small admission fee was
charged which netted about $40. The
winners in the contest will go to Fen
.nimore next Friday night to take part
in the district contest there. All the
contestants did well and were a credit
to their teacher, Miss Daniels, who
trained them in their parts.
Clarence Ball of this city and Miss
Kathryn Mann of Glen Haven, were
married Saturday evening by Rev. L.
N. Wooley at the Wooley home. They
are we'll known young people who
have spent most Of their lives in this
vicinity and have host of friends
who extend congratulations and best
wishes They will reside on the Ball
farm about three miles north of this
place.
The Salamagundi club will hold
their annual meeting next Thursday
evening. A banquet will be served at
the Inland Inn after which there will
be program of toasts and music.
Miss Violet Rice of Rockford, ILL.,, is
guest at the Reub French home.
Mr. and Mrs: Ora Brodt visited in
Cassville Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Riese and
daughter who have been spending a
few weeks at the Fred Riese home
went to Cassville Sunday They will
visit there for aztime before going to
their home in Dubuque.
A partN9ef young ladies took adj
vantage off thesmilds weather Sunday
by having aspicnfc supper short dis
lance from town.
DR.. NJ. B. Glasier has sold the LARGE
harm on her lot on Canal street to Dr..
Mclaughlin who is having it taken
down and moved to his place in the,
west part of town.
A. c. Tubbs celebrated his 18th
birthday Tuesday by family dinner
at his home 7:
c. E. Vanderbilt has rented part of
Miss M. E. McIver's house and will
move in soon.
Miss Norma Pearson, teacher at
Sparta, is home for a weeks vaca-
ton.
Ray Baxter went Sunday to Delavan
on business trip.
A. c. Bishop and his two little boys.
Harry and Carl, went to Chicago, on
Wednesday to spend a few DAYS.
Rev. Mathew Doherty has resigned
as. pastor of the Baptist church and
will go in few weeks to Mauston,
to take charge of the church there.
Miss Gladys Hickok is home from
her school work at Monroe to spend
her spring vacation.
Mrs. P. J. Schloesser of Chicago. ar
rived Friday to visit her son Henry
and family for time.
Oakland Camp, R. N A. are prepar-
ing to celebrate their goth anniver-
sary on Monday evening April 81. A
fine program is being nrenared and
a O'Clock BANQUET will be served
Patch Grove Camp has been invited
to narficinate in the festivities.
DR.. F. H. Baldwin went with Hora-
ito Guernsey to Rochester, Mimi. on
Wednesday to consult a specialist
about the latter's arm which has
troubled him for some time. The doc
tor returned Friday but Horatio re-
manned for further treatment.
Mrs. L. Hayden spent part of last
week in Dubuque buying spring mil
linery for her store.
Mrs. R. N Hoskins has been quite
i'll the past few days but is now bet
ter.
velma Hickok and Constance Lewis
returned Saturday to their school
work at Boscobel after a wekk oe va
cation.
Rusk Okev of Cassville, spent Sat
urday with friends here.
Sam Kitto and Daniel Oakleaf re-
turned Friday from trip to Sioux
City. Ia. They were gone about a week.
Milton Garthwaite is now employed
at the Hatch drug store.
Mrs. S. +. Pearson has been on the
sick list the past week.
Lee Greer was in Chicago last week
on business trip.
Ed. Rumpf returned yesterday from
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