Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-08-04
BLOOMINGTON.


] Friends have received the annOunce-
ment of the marriage of Miss Ruth
Perrin to Floyd Kinsey. Wednesday
July %, at the brides home in lie
Sueur, MINI. Ruth is the only daugh-
/ ter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Perrin. She
/ spent her childhood in this village
moving with her parents to LIE Suener
ABOUT 10 years ago. All her old
friends here extend best wishes. They
will reside at Mankato Mimi.
A good many from this place at
! tended service at Dodge church Sun
day The occasion. was the re-onan-
ing OF the church after having been
repaired. A new steel ceiling has
been added and other improvements
made. Rev. r. A. Chase of Madison
preached both morning and after
noon. A bountiful dinner was served
In the church basement at noon
Enough money was raised bv sinh
scription and collections to paw for
all the improvements.
Several auto loads of American
Legion boys went to Bagley SUNDAY
afternoon to asst at the military buri-
al of Floyd ]. Bean 233 years of age
i who died at Brest, France in October
1918. He was q son of John Bean Of
Bagley and had been in the service
but short time. About So soldiers
and sailors were present at the fu-
neral and accompanied the remains
/ TO their last resting place in the
/ Brodtville cemetery.
/ Ora Lord has purchased the Roscoe
| Tubbs farm of 120 acres ~ miles
west of town and will take possess
sion in the spring. The price paid
was 1920 per acre.
Miss Florence Butler of Platteyille
is visiting Miss Gladys Mogan this
week.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hoskins came
| from Delavan Sunday to spend a
couple of weeks here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Henkel drove
over from Lancaster Sunday and
brought Miss Katherine Carey of Los
i Angeles who will spend a week with
relatives and old friends.
A large number frem here went to
Prairie du Chen Sunday evening to
attend the opera, Robin Hood. They
say it was good production.
A social dance was given at the
city hall Wednesday evening at which
there was a fair attendance. Good mu-
sic was furnished by the Mt Hope or
chestra
Mrs. Bird Martin and her daughter
Frances left Sunday for Newport r.
l., to visit friends for about a month.
Miss Kate Patterson started We'd
nesday for Lowell, S. D., to visit her
brother Will and family who live on
ranch near that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. N. Hoskins made
a business trip to Muscoda Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas Porter who
have been visiting Mrs Geo. Porter.
returned to their home at Gays Mills
Friday
S. Kitto spent the past week at Du-
buoue, Platteville and Mineral Point.
Mrs Myrtle Du Mez and daughter
Belva of Stewartville. Mimi, and Mrs.
la Parman, another daughter. of De-
corah, Ia, visited at the G.. w. Stone
home the past week. Mrs Du Mez
is niece of Mr.. Stone and lived here
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs VIM
Howard, when she was a girl This
was her first visit to the old home for
35 years and although many changes
have taken Dlace in that time she still
found q good many old friends who
were glad to meet her again
Rev. FIR Arentz has gone to High
land to take charge Of the Catholic
church there. Vincent Neiss moved
his household Goods to that place on
Wednesday making two trims with his
anto truck the same day. Rev Mich
ael q. POllack OF Hazel Green will
take charge Of st. Mary's church here
Irvine Woodhousa. accomnaried by
his mother. Mrs. M. F. Woodhouse.
nd fcfo Oh TNr;I
afternoon for Stevens Point to visit
his fathe" at River Pines sanitarium
Mr.. Woodhonse is making substan-
tiaI gain and his many friends hone
Cor his co"'n1oto restoration to health
in the near future
Mrs. James Snrague went to Chica-
90 SUNDAY to enend a week with her
DAUGHTER Althea.
Miss Fnorna C'aeior came home from
C'~vnlord a.. Sotnrdav. to snnnd
short vacation She has q GOOD no
eition with tho IT s Fidelity and
G"arantv co. Of Cleveland.
Neee~e prd MINIS. paIrh Hadn,,1arr
and Cane Sawvo~ left Saturday for
an automobile trin TO CHICAGO.
Miss Hazel Hickok left Friday to
visit for couple of weeks at Du-
hna"e and Cedar Rapids
Misses Isabel Leamy and Allie Rv-
an and Mrs. John Leamy returned on
FRIDAY evening from an auto trip to
Makana. Wis.
DR. NJ NJ BARLEY of Columbus. Wis
tied his mother, Mrs. L. G. BARLEY,
Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Wetmore. Mrs
Charles Wntmo~e Edna and Leonard
spent Sunday in Lancaster
Mrs. Sam Ketner. her son Floyd and
his wife of Moline, ILL.,, arrived here
Sunday for visit at the home of Mrs.
Sarah Ketner.
A number of Eastern Stars had
picnic at the big spring south of town
Friday afternoon.
BEETOWN.
The Aid Society picnic Sunday was
a success in every way. A large
crowd attended and a pleasant time
was had by all.