Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-09-24
BLOOMINGTON.

Relatives here have received word
OF the death of William Hadlcy 1T
his home in Dos Palos, Calf Mr..
Hadley lived for many years on a
!, farm south of this city and was well
known here. His wife was Miss Polly
Hale, sister OF the Hales of this place.
Mr. Hadley was veteran of the Civil
War and was 81 years of age. The
near relatives who are left are his
wife, three daughters, two brothers
/ Fred of Dos Palos, Leonard of Oak
dale, Nebr., and four sisters, Mrs.
Maria Cooper, Mrs. VIM. Bates, Mrs
| VIM. Garner and Mrs. R. N Hos
kins of Bloomington
| The Salamugundi club will begin
It's years work this week. The club
has been divided intotwo departments
one part taking up the university ex-
/ tension course in votes and election
and the other division the course in
home nursing. Meetings for study
will be held once week and a meet
ing of both departments once month
at which program will be given
The membership of the club is larg-
er than ever before.
| b. w. Meyers field representative
!
has been here the past few days do
ing some work in his line. Besides
the work taken by the members of the
club a number of other courses along
various lines have been taken by in
| dividuals.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hadley viii
leave this week for their home at Dos
Palos, Calf, after spending the great
er part of the summer here.
Mrs. Vern Brookens and daughter
Grace returned Sunday from Mason
/ City, Ia, where they spent the past
week visiting Dick Pierce and fam
lily.
Miss Linda Rhodes of Lancaster.
returned to her home Saturday after
| spending few days at the DIR. M. B.
/ Glasier home.
Lester Pritchett has purchased the
east part of the Pritchett building
next to the postoffice and will move
his shoe shop there shortly. The
building is now Occupied by Clarence
Smiths barber shop.
Frank Hoskins' household goods
were sold at auction ct his residence
/ Saturday afternoon. The bidding was
lively and nearly everything brought
good price.
Miss Frances Martin has gone to
Platteville to attend the normal.
Mrs. Will French of Houghton,
Mich, is visiting at the Reub French
/ home.
Elgie Garthwaite received word thai
his wife is i'll at South Bend, InQ.,
where she has been visiting her par
ents. Elgie left for that place Friday
Inc Bloomington band went to Mo
mona, Ia, Saturday to play at a
homecoming celebration for the sol
diers They will go to Lacrosse OH
Thursday to play at the fair. Quite i
number OF others from this place will
also attend the fair.
Leo Philipson of Chicago. was in
town Saturday shaking hands with
old acQuaintainces.
Geo. Schneyer Of P. D. c., spent
the weekend with his brother Oscar.
Burnell Oates and family have re-
turned from Crookston, Mimi. MI.
Oates will take his old job in the Ell
lis creamery.
Miss Helen Pearson left Monday
Tor Milwaukee. After a weeks visit
there she will return to Madison anu
attend the university.
There will be good delegation a.
/ IAC A4dACdSI0I ldlr LulS week.
r. N. HOskins, M. f. Woodhouse. J.
b. Ludden and A. c. Bishop went to
Lancaster Friday to attend the goou
roads meeting and meet the state
commissioners.
Miss Belle Selle, teacher at Dodge
school, gave a school picnic Satur-
day to which all the teachers and
| schools in Beetown township were in
/ Vited. Six teachers and nnarlv HIM
dred Pupils were present and a very
pleasant day was enjoyed.
Mrs. L. Hayden has rented the
rooms over the Record office and will
move her millinery stock and house
hold goods there.
Mrs. H. D. Mcpherson is on the
sick list
Mrs. Griff. Hickok returned Sunday
from Belmont where she spent Wees
/ at the home of her son Harry.