Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-05-11
BLOOMINGTON

MISS agnes OullIH, County Nurse
and Miss Amelia Schroedel, Red
Cross executive secretary, held a phys
ical examination of the children of
the public school last Wednesday.
Local physicians, Lewis, Glazier Nc
LaUghlin and Baldwin, and dentists,
Garter and NARROW, assisted in the
work. A similar examination of the
parochial school children was held on
Friday.
About dozen members of the NJ. E.
Sunday school went down to Little
Grant church Sunday afternoon and
assisted in organizing a Sunday
school there. Mrs. Minnie Cooley was
chosen superintendent, Mrs. Arthur
Hamer, asst. supt, and Miss Clara
Hamer, secretary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Sawyer drove
through from Minneapolis, arriving in
Bloomington, Friday. They are visit
ing at the Lyman Sawyer home.
Mrs. Harry Shearer of Edgerton, ar
rived here Saturday for a visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Milton F.
| WOodhouse.
Glenn Shafts is building an addition
to his house on Mill street
/ Work on Bert Johnson's new resi-
dence is we'll under way. The cellar
| is excavated and the foundation will
be put in at once
Mrs. Alfred Verran who died in San
! Francisco, March 16, was we'll known
here. She was the wife of Rev Yer
ran who was pastor of the M. E.
church here for two years about 20
years ago. She is kindly remembered
| by many old friends.
l.. ID. Mcpherson, who was quite i'll,
was taken to hospital at Pra. du
Chen for treatment Wednesday. Mrs.
! H. ID. Mcpherson went over Friday to
/ stay a few days and assist in his
care.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Ferris of Gays
Mills and c. Joseph of La Crosse Wis
tied at the Nemer Ferris home the
past week.
Ed. Kottke went to his home in
Johnson's Creek, Friday, to spend a
! few days.
Mrs. Josie Clark went to Lancaster
Friday to visit her son, L. A. and fam
lily. She will also pay visit to
Richland Center friends before re-
turning here.
The high school base ball team en-
! gagged the Cassville team i'll a game at
Cassville Friday. The grades team
went to Mt. Hope the same day and
played a game there. The schools
! were closed Friday afternoon.
Dorothy Ballentine was home from
Beloit over Sunday.
! G. H. Stevens of Cassville was in
town Wednesday,
Mrs. Pearl Satterburg of st. Paul
came Wednesday and visited her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Knapp until
Saturday. Her son. Edward Ammer-
man, accompanied her back to ST.
Paul
/ Mrs. Orion Cooley has been chosen
/ by the Rebekahs to represent them
at the Rebekah assembly in Milwau
kee in July. Mrs. Mark Cooper was
chosen alternate delegate.
| Mrs. S. F. McIver entertained her
mother, Mrs. Skinner, and her sister
! Mrs. Effie Skinner of Glen Haven ON
Saturday.
| Miss Helen Pearson, who will grad
uate from the U. w. in June, has been
egaged as teacher in the Wauwatosa
| schools for next year. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Oaklief attend
ed the hardware mems convention at
Platteville last Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dell Brown, Mrs. F.
Cooper and Mrs, Fred Edwards spent
Wednesday in Dubuque.
Sam McIver is back from a business
trip to ST. Paul and Minneapolis.
Mrs. r French and Mrs. Clarence
Smith were Pra. du Chen visitors on
Wednesday.
There was a dance at the city hall
| Tuesday evening. Good music was
| furnished by an orchestra from Pra.
du Chen.
| DR.. and Mrs. F. H. Baldwin and DR..
M. B. GlaSier were Lancaster callers
| Thursday afternoon.
| Miss Gertrude Layne has returned
from Viola where she spent the past
three months with relatives.
! Charles and Lewis Wetmore, Thos.
Millen and Frank Cooley have had
their homes newly painted.
/ Quitefa number of Odd Fellows at
tended the anniversary exercises at the
county seat Wednesday evening.
]. Hillery is in Rochester, Mimi in
search of relief from an ailment that
has troubled him for some time.
H. d. Mcpherson and children and
Mrs Estella Wooley drove to Prairie
du Chen Sunday.
Ora Hatch and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. S. A. Hatch joined a Lancaster
party for a motoring trip to Gays
Mills Sunday, taking supper at Pra.
du Chen on the way home.
Rev. Conklin called the l.. Abraham
family in Madison one day last week.
He reports Mr.. Abraham so much inn
proved in health that he is able to
walk several blocks.
DR.. and Mrs. r. NJ Carter drove to
Madison Sunday.
Messrs. and Mesdames l.. G. Hick-
ok and Mark Hoskins were over from
Lancaster Friday.
Edmund Burrows and Miss Mayne
of Wyalusing spent Sunday at the L.
Wetmore home
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Hoskins and Mr..
and Mrs. Mark Hoskins drove to Gays
Mills Sunday afternoon.
Dr. and Mrs. Baldwin and Miss Ethel
Davey were Livingston visitors Sun
day.
Mrs. Abba Ballentine, who spent the