Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-10-22

BLOOMINGTON.

Funeral services for Mrs. Clarissa
Fairbanks Tubbs who died at her
home IN this city "wednesday morning
were held Sunday afternoon att the
=Congr egationaE sehurchos Rev! 7s D,dt w.
Phillips offieiat6d.T She was the widow
of the late b. S!n Tdbbs and resided in
this &co1nmunity ofOr mi. n.y. years. She
was born in England in 1863 and came
to this country when but 49, months
Fold. She leaves one son, Roscoe, f
I bloomington and one sister, Mrs.
i Elizabeth Whitnall ofoAvona Park, Fla.
The latter came from Florida,to at
tend the funeral. snn1 3giss
T. Mrs. Charlotte nHaIe, wife of Chas.
p. Hale, died very suddenly last Mon
day at the home of her son Irwin: in
Little Grant where she was spending
the day. She was born in Little Grant
Sept. 49,, 1850 and spent her girlhood
there. She was married Dec 49,, 1879
and with her husband settled on the
old Hale homestead where they con-
tinued to live until 13 years. ago
when they moved to this city. They
built nice home here in which to
pass their later years. Although Mrs.
Hale was known to have heart trouble
she was apparently in her usual
health until the day of her death. She
leaves her husband, two children, IT.
vim and Mrs. Clarence Cooley, and four
grandchildren, all of Little Grant.
! Funeral services were held at the M.
E. church Thursday conducted by Rev.
A. ~ Conklin. Burial in the city Gem
etery
! There was a large attendance at the
funeral of Miss Anna McDermott
whose death was mentioned in last
weeks notes. She was a worthy young
lady and well known here. She was a
! graduate of the high school in this
city and had been engaged in teach
ing for several years. She later left
this work to be with her father who
was in poor health and who since
died. Last February she went to Ce-
dar Rapids to take a course in nurs-
/ ing. While on vacation at home in
/ September she had an attack of APP
pendicitis, making an operation ne
cessary, and from which she did not
recover. She was buried from the
Catholic church last Monday, Rev.
Arentz officiating, burial at st. Johns
! cemetery at Patch Grove She leaves
three brothers. John, Leo and Jay, and
! two sisters, Mrs Matt Neiss and Mrs.
Onie Durnen
Mrs. Catherine Carville, aged 70,
for many years a resident of this com
munity, died last Monday and was
buried from ST. Mary's Catholic
/ church Wednesday, Rev. Arentz offici-
ating. She is survived by three sons
and three daughters: Thomas and
John of Canada, James and Mrs.
Elmer Pritchett of this city, Mrs. Err
nest Garthwaite of Little Grant and
Mrs. zimmerman of Minneapolis.
Mrs. Mary Moore, widow Of the late
Milton Moore of Beetown, died at Dos
Palos. Calf, Oct s, aged 70 years.
! The remains were brought back here
i arriving Saturday Afternoon. Services
were held at the M E. church the
same afternoon and burial was at
Providence cemetery. She was the
mother of six sons five Of whom live in
California, and one daughter, Mrs. ].
Oates of this city.
Messrs. and Mesdames Herman and
Chas. Enke attended the funeral of
] Mrs. Herman Enke's brother, Fred
| Bosch, at Whitewater, Wednesday
Mr.. Bosch was we'll known here as he
formerly lived in Prairie du Chen
and visited this place regularly as a
| travelling salesman He was 20 years
of age.
Floyd Baldwin has bought drug
store at Palmyra, Wis, and will go
there this week and take possession.
Mrs Letha Donnelly had her home
and household goods sold at auction
4 Saturday afternoon. The home was
purchased by Harry Tornowske for
$3,675. Mrs. Donnelly has decided to
return to California to make her flu
ture home and will leave for that
state soon
Mrs. Alice Hurd of Benton is Wis
iting relatives here.
Dr. NJ. B. Glasier and her daugh-
ter, Emma, went to Lancaster, Friday
Miss Emma spent a day with Miss
Linda Rhodes and left Saturday for
Milwaukee and Cleveland, O., to visit
relatives
While S. Kitto was serving on the
jury in Lancaster last week, Mrs. Kittc
visited in DUBUQUE
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Johnson return
ed from Milwaukee Thursday and are
stopping at the Leo BARLEY home.
Lester Dack and family are now res
idents of this village occupying a part
of Miss Mate McIver's house.
Will Mulrooney is the owner, of a
fine new Hudson car.
/ O. J. Prideaux is sporting new
Ford
Misses Velma Hickok and Con
stance Lewis. teachers at Bleu River
and Boscobel, Sundayed at their
homes here.
j. B. Ludden returned wednesday
from q trim 70 China 90