Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-01-07
BLOOMINGTON GIRL
CALLED TO BEYOND
MISS ELLA BALDWIN SUMMON
ED BY GRIM REAPER.-FU-
NERAL HELD WEDNESDAY.
WEST GRANT CHRONICLES.

Funeral services for Miss Ella
Baldwin who died at her home in this
city last Monday, were held at st.
Mary's Catholic church Wednesday
morning, Rev, Arentz officiating. Miss
Baldwin was a good and amiable
young lady who had many friends
wherever she was known. Relatives
from distance who were present at
the funeral were Henry Baldwin Of
Boscobel, Mr.. and Mrs M f. Bald
win. Palmyra, Wis, Thos Baldwin,
p. Toomey and Morris Dwyer, Wa
dena, Ia, Drs. Thos. and Claude Saw
age, Platteville.
Chris Garner and family are now
nicely settled in their new home, the
O. j. Priedeaux place, which they re-
Gently purchased.
Most Of the teachers and students
who have been at home for the holt
days have now returned to their du
ties at various places. An unusually
large number came home this year
and their presence contributed much
to the enjoyment of the season.
Miss Sylvia Greer returned to Chi
by her mother, Mrs Carrie Greer,
who will spend the rest OF the winter
there.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Baldwin re-
turned TO their home in Palmyra on
Monday after spending the week with
relatives here
Anna and Carl Forck had a party at
their home New Years eve. 1t was
a pleasant affair.
Miss Ruth Bishop of Elkader, Ia,
spent few days with her brother, A.
c., and family the last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. b. Ludden enter
tanned the clerks of the Ludden stores
at their home New Years eve.
Miss Laura Nagle is home from Ro-
chester, Mimi, where she recently
underwent a surgical operation. She
is much improved in health,
DR.. paul lewis left here Saturday
for Seattle, Wash, where he will To-
cate for the practice of his profession.
Max Patzer who now halls from Ey-
erett Wash, is here renewing old ac-
quaintances.
Misses Roxa and Bessie Allen OF
Livingston spent last week with their
sister. Mrs. f. Fl. Baldwin.
Oscar Brady and daughter Marjorie
visited in Muscoda the past week.
From there Oscar went to Milwaukee
returning home Saturday
Carol Wurster OF Mazomanie spent
few days at the r. N. Hoskins home
returning home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Greer gave a six
O'Clock dinner to a party OF friends
New Years eve.
Mrs. e. Carter and daughter Ethel
left Saturday for their home at APP
pleton after spending the holidays at
the Dr.. r. M Carter home
Ora Hatch made a trip to Prairie
du Chen Sunday.
Carl Ellis is. suffering from an at
tack OF appendicitis.
Geo McBurney is recovering from
siege of pneumonia.
lens Nelson returned Friday to Chi
cago where he is engaged in the man
ufacture of hydrometefs.
Miss Nav Pascoe of BeetOwn is
helping at the telephone central for
short time.
The Rebekahs had installation of Of
Hcers Saturday evening at the |. Q. O.
II. hall with light refreshments served
after the ceremonies. The officers in
stalled are as follows: Noble Grand,
Mrs. Isa Bailey; " G., Mrs. Ella
chapman; Sec, Glen Slaats; Treas,
MRS. Allie Edwards; Warden, Mrs.
Nettie AueI; Con, Mrs. Lorene Por-
fer Chap, Mrs. Nancy Hatch; l. g.,
Rev Corklin; o. G., Lee Bailey; X.
s. N. G.. Miss Cornelia Witcomb; L. s
n G.. Miss Gertie Lane; r. S. " g.,
Mrs. Jode Cooper; L. S. v. e., Mrs.
Ad Hickok.
There will be good number from
this place and vicinity in attendance
ut the Farmers Institute at Mt. Hope
and North Andover this week Fine
sleighing. moonlight nights and the
excellent programs promised should
bring out some good crowds at the
institutes.
after a two weeks vacation which has
moon filled TO the brim with good
times for the young people. Sleigh
riding. skating, coasting, parties, etc.,
nave been every day occurrences and
4 will probably seem rather hard to
return to the routine of the the school
moom. The teachers who spent their
vacations away from here returned
saturday.
Although the new parochial school
building Is not entirely finished school
Was opened there Monday. The build
ing will be completed as rapidly as
possible.
About so couples took part in the
holiday dance last Tuesday evening
and all report a good time. GabeIs
orchestra Of La Crosse furnished ex-
cellent music.
There was n union temperance
meeting at the Congregational church
sunday evening.
Mrs. c. F. Budworth has been con-