Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-01-21
BLOOMINGTON R.N.A.
FEASTS NEWLYWEDS
A ROUND OF SOCIAL EVENTS
MAKE LIFE PLEASANT IN WEST
GRANTS CAPITOL.
OTHER INTERESTING ITEMS

| Thursday evening Oakland camp r.
IN A. had installation of officers and
gave a. special welcome to three re-
Gently married couples who are men,
| bers of the lodge-M essrs. and Mms
! Roy I. Bailie, Charles Hillery and
! Leonard Cooper. A magnificent sup
per was served in the hall with sue
cial decorations suitable to the oc-
casion. Eighteen members of Fern
dale camp of Glen Haven were guests
and did the work of installation. The
new officers are: Oracle, Lizzie Hick-
ok; v. o., Date Welch; P. o., Carrie
Sprague; Chancellor, Fannie Moore;
/. G., Eliza Bates; O. g., Edith Rich
| ter, Recorder, Leona Mclaughlin: Re-
ceiver, Louise Hayden; Marshal, Ber-
tina Tornowske; Modesty, Nettie Auel;
Courage, Ida REESE; Faith, Mildred
Reynolds; Unselfshness, Gladys Hill
lery; Endurance, Elma Tyler
The Masons gave o'clock BAN
quet at the M. E. church basement on
Wednesday evening for Masons and
their wives and Eastern Stars and
their husbands. After the banquet
they repaired to the O. f. S. hall
where joint installation of officers was
held officers of O. E. S. are: w. NJ.
Zeli Brookens; w. p, j. B. Ludden;
A. NJ, Flossie Brodt; Sec, Laura Ma
gle; Treas, Nan Donnelly; cond.,
Naomi French; A. c., Zelma Smith:
Ada, Edna Hedemann; Ruth, Clara
Hatch; Esther, Esther Woodhouse;
Martha, Janet Baldwin; Electa, Ella
Bishop: Warder, Kate Garner: Sent.
Lewis Better; Chap, Nancy Hatch:
pianist, Lille Barley Officers of the
Masons: W. M. Delbert Morrissey;
S. w, Jay Martin; ]. W., Foster Por-
ter; Treas, A. E. Budahn; Sec. Lew
is Better; S. D., Roy Gates; J. D.,
Sidney Gates; Stewards, Ora Brodt,
Linn Woodhouse; Tyler, Lyman Saw
yer.
Peter j. Duve and Miss Laura Err
win were married Wednesday evening
at the Era NJ Pendleton home Lewis
BETTER, j. p, performing the cere-
mony. Both these young people are
well known here. The bride is a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Erwin
and has grown up in this community
She is a graduate of our high school
and successful teacher. Mr. Duve
is an Industrious young farmer He
was a soldier and with the army over
seas. They have rented Mrs. Hors-
falls residence and will go to house
keeping at oaee. Their many friends
wish them prosperity and happiness.
Funeral services for Mrs VIM. Pat
terson who died at her home in this
city last Monday, were held at st.
Mary's church Wednesday morning,
Rev. Arentz officiating. The large
congregation present showed the high
esteem in which this good woman
was held in the community in which
she lived for many years. Mrs Pat
tersOn was native of Wisconsin and
was 68 years Of age. She leaves to
mourn her departure, her husband
fand six children: Leo and Katherine
+, of Bloomington Victor of Spokane
! Wash, Frank of Billings. Mont VIM
of Lowell, S. d., Mary of Sinsinawa
Burial was in the Catholic GENE
terry.
Word was received here that Mr..
and Mrs. Lincoln Abraham of Madi-
son had been unfortunate in having
the house in which they reside quite
! badly damaged by fire. The furnish
/ ings were also damaged by fire and
water. This is the second experience
| ofthe kind they have had this winter,
| a similar fire occurring about two
months ago Mr.. and Mrs Abraham
keep rooming house for students
and had upwards Of 20 roomers at the
/ time of the fire
Lynn narrower drove in with a
! big sleigh Friday night and took a
load of friends out to the farm where
a most delightful evening was spent.
/ Arrangements are now completed
! for serving not lunches at the school
house at the noon hour.
(The annual meeting of the Congre-
/ gational society was held THU sday
evening at the church basement.
About 100 guests partook of ban
/ quet at o'clock after which reports
were read giving an account of the
| work in every department of the
church. 1t was pleasant occasion.
1 Geo. E. Baker died at his home in
this city Wednesday. He was for many
years a resident of Mt Hope and had
lived here but a short time. Mr. Bak-
er was a brother of Mrs. David Ball
of this city and was Sc years of age.
He leaves a wife and two daughters,
Mrs. John Cauffman and Mrs. Harley
i Frey. Funeral services were held at
Mt. Hope Friday at IL a. m. Burial
was at the Mt. Hope cemetery.
Mrs. A. E. Budahn will entertain
/ the ladies of the Bridge club and the
Harmony club at her home this Tues
day evening.
Miss Lulu Adams spent the week
end with her parents at Mt. Hope.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Ludden and son
Raymond, Oscar Schneyer and Miss
Blanche Peacock attended the party
given by the Equity association at
Lancaster Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Greer are away
| this week on trip to La Crosse and
Minneapolis.
Reub French left Thursday for a
trip to GAINESVILLE and Milwaukee
Harry Hickok of Belmont spent the
weekend with his mother, Mrs. Crit
fin Hickok.
The Sam McIver, Al. Stark and HI
ram Cliff families have moved 10 town