Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-05-12
BLOOMINGTON.

neon l04loNI nS an operation which
was performed SATURDAY. She was
II years OF age May 2 She was born
at hurricane out had lived in or near
this city nost OF her short life. She
was the eldest child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George 1lcBurney and was a most
+ pleasant, good girl-a favorite with
/ her schOoimates and all who knew
her. She leaves to mourn her loss.
her parents and three brothers. Floyd,
Tavern and Harold
Bert Johnson and Charley Myers
assisted by Ed. Porter ran their truck
"a hours day for two days and
nights hauling material from Glen
/ Haven for their new electrical build
ing. Work On the building will be
j pushed as rapidly as possible.
L. D. MCPHERSON Of Gays Mills has
purchased Mrs. Helen Pohle's house
on MIL ST. and viii fix it up in firfst-
class condition.
The high school boys are practic-
ing up their athletic stunts, the ones
making the best record expecting to
!, take part in the track meet at Platte
vile next Friday Nearly all the high
school students will go to Platteville
that day if the weather permits and
take part in the days sports and the
! declamatory contest in the evening.
/ Samuel Kitto made a business trip
I to La Fargo last week and while there
/ was entertained by two old friends,
DR.. and Mrs. George e. Chambers.
/ formerly Of this place The doctor
/ enjoys a fine practice at La Fargo
Ora Brodt. Fred WEIGH, Lee Greer
and Jamie Sprague started Sunday
for Detroit from which place they
will drive home four new Ford cars
i for the WEIGH garage.
Mrs. Lewis BETTER and Mrs. Era
Pendleton attended the Beaver con-
yention at Lancaster Wednesday and
report very good convention with
many interesting items on the pro
1 gram
Ellie Dobson and family spent Sung
! day with the J. NJ Lance and l.. Belt
Ter families
Mrs. Sam McIyer drove to Glen
Haven Sunday and brought back her
mother, Mrs. Skinner, and her aunt,
| Mrs. Teasdale, who will remain with
her for a time
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wetmore and
children, Leonard and Edna, spent
Sunday in Wyalusing
The Rebekahs held a special meet
ing Friday night and took in two new
members. A large delegation from
this lodge expects to attend the con-
vention at Lancaster Friday
The Vernon show at the city hall
/ Friday night drew rather small au-
dience. The entertainment was made
/ up Of feats of magic, ventriloquism
etc, and was pronounced good by
those in attendance.
! County Supt and Mrs. Young, Rev
Louis Arhelger, and the supervising
/ teachers, Miss Neff and Mrs Allen,
were in town Wednesday and visited
! our school.
Loren Small has terminated his
engagement at the Guernsey bakery
and will go to Minneapolis soon.
DR.. M b. Glasier left last Tuesday
evening for Cleveland, Ohio, in re-
spouse to telegram stating that her
daughter Miss Emma, was very i'll.
Word has since been received that
Emma was somewhat better.
Miss Velma Hickok, teacher at Blue
River, has been engaged for a sim
ilar position at Kenosha for next
year. Miss Letha Hoskins, who is at
Grand Rapids, will have a place in
the schools at Lake Mills
Mrs. Gus Pohle Of Bagley has been
spending the past week out at the
Pohle farm Ut
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Smith drove
to Pra du CHEN Thursday and took
Mrs. J. G. BENEFITS who has been
visiting here.
Mrs VIII Miller went to Lancas-
ter Thursday morning to spend a few
days before returning with her hus-
Sand to their home at Colome, S. D.
DR. and Mrs. Eallis and two sons
Of Pra du CHEN called on friends
here sunday
DR. Baldwin has purchased new
Dodge car.
Oscar Brady and Frank BARLEY
who have been serving on the Jury
at Lancaster, spent Sunday at their
homes.
Mrs. TT. Forehand and little daugh-
ter of Madison are visiting at the Fred
Cooper home.
AL NJ Conklin spent the past week
at Brodhaad returning Friday
Donald and Velma Dillman and
Thelma Crowley of Steuben, Wis,
came over. Saturday and spent Sun
day at the home of Mrs. Geo Porter.
Mr. and Mrs Mark Hoskins Of Ian.
caster and Mrs Lounsbury of Lake
Mills came over Sunday and Joined
/ q party of friends in a picnic at Glenn
Park
Miss Gladys GHligan went to Mad
ison Monday to spend q few days
i Gus Tornowske and wife of Mo-
mona. Ia, Sundayed with relatives
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Pearson and
Miss Mate McIver visited in Lancas-
] ter Sunday.
! Miss velma Hickok and three
i friends from Blue River spent the
/ weekend at the Hiekok home. =
/ Herb Mcpherson and two children,
! Il. ID. Mcpherson and Mrs. u. M Wool
/ ley, made an auto trip to Gays Mills
j Sunday.
/ The Blewett mine at CaIena is re-
ported to have produced so tons Of
clean ore ia one day.