Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-01-28
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BLOOMINGTON.

Wednesday evening the Beaver Col
ony Of this city served a fine supper
at their hall and installed the follow
| ing newly elected officers: NJ w B.,
Erwin Oaklief; NJ. w. O., Rose Lance;
Sec, Belle BETTER; Treas, Dora Pen
dleton; Councillor, John Lance; O. L.,
Laura Duve; Scout, Charles Garth
waite; Trapper, Frank Critchlow; w.
G., Nettie Auel w. p, Bertha Tor
nowske; Musician, Nettie Hillery AT
ter the installation the rest of the ev-
ening was enjoyably spent in games,
music, etc.
The first of series of club dances
was held at the bank hall Thursday
evening.
Miss Violet Small. accompanied by
her mother. Mrs. Alice Small went to
| Dubuque Monday to consult special
ist in regard to her eye which was in
jured in coasting accident two
weeks ago. Miss Small unable to see
i at all with that eye and it is hoped
| that she may receive. some help for it..
Floyd McBurney who received brOk-
en- leg and arm in the same "spill' is
getting along as we'll as could be ex-
pected with such severe injuries.
The teachers and pupils of the high
school gave a dancing party at the
bank hall Friday evening Refresh
young people had a jolly good time.
Music was furnished by local musi-
clans.
The third number of the Lyceum
course was given Thursday evening
Al os4- Il Al To-
anese entertainers. They gave good
entertainment of music, talks, and a
short play, all in Japanese style.
There was good attendance. The
next number will be given Feb. g. by
the we'll known lecturer. DR.. VIM.
Sadler of Chicago who will give lee
ture on health topics.
Three sleigh loads of ROYAL Neigh
bors went out to the Frank Hore home
Friday night where they had an oyster
supper and an all around good time.
Although the night was cold and the
roads badly drifted the trip was made
safely Mr. and Mrs. Hores will move
March / to the Pagan farm which
they have purchased.
Mrs Albert Schreiner fell down the
cellar stairs Saturday and as result
is suffering from a badly sprained
ankle and some bruises.
Miss Rose Voss, who teaches at
GAINESVILLE, came home Friday night
to see her mother, Mrs. Herman Voss,
who is quite ILL.,
Mrs. Ed Swenson of Rhinelander
who has been visiting at the Dr. r. M.
Carter home returned to her home on
Saturday
This Tuesday night will be busy
one for the Odd Fellows. A large del
egation from the Lancaster lodge is
expected to be present and do the
work of initiating a number of can
didates The usual supper and good
time will be part of the program.
L. w Brooks, principal of the Wich-
tia high school was elected president
of. the high school principals associa
ton at a convention called the cOun
ell of administration at Topeka, Kas.,
last week.
Leonard Cooper is recovering from
an operation at Rochester. g
Mrs Grace Patterson Of Mankato,
Mimi. came Saturday to visit her
mother, Mrs. F. L.. Greer
Miss Harriet Smith is entertaining
her father, Prof Smith of Superior
a member of the faculty of the state
normal school in that city.
Ora N. Brodt has fine large new
safe installed in his jewelry store.
Harry Wildman went to Madison
Wednesday with the intention of en-
listing in the navy.
Rev. A. N. Conklin is out again af-
ter a weeks illness. ne
Fred WEIGH attended the automo-
biln show at Milwaukee last week.
Mr. and MS Les Pritchett spent
part of last week in Dubuque and
houeht their new spring stock Of
shoes for their store.