Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-09-07
BLOOMINGTON.

Ou1 SCuOOlS opened Monday with
the following corps of teachers in
charge: Principal, Oscar l.. Schney-
er, Bloomington, Science; Assistants
Mrs. Charles Austin, Ludden, N. D.,
English; Miss Gertrude Margaff, New
London, History. Ira D. Stamford,
Sparta, Mathematics; Seventh and
eighth grades, Miss Myrtle Barr, Glen
| haven; fifth and sixth grades, Miss
Alta Wetmore, Bloomington; third
and fourth grades, Miss Clara Fos-
hay, Bloomington: Primary. Miss
Florence Mcnamara, BLOOMINGTON
All are teachers of experiences and
/ there is every reason to think that
the coming school year will be pro-
| fitable one
Herman Enke is visiting his sons,
Will at Chicago, Alvin at Wabasha,
Mimi and Elmer at Milwaukee.
/ Harry and Leonard Pritchett have
/ opened a new barber shop in part of
Dell Browns pool hall.
Some of the teachers who have left
This week to begin their years work
are: Miss Velma Hickok, Kenosha,
Wis, Beatrice Hickok, New Glarus,
WIS, Jean Roberts, Waukegan, Ill,
Helen Pearson, Wauwatosa, Wis,
Florence Cooper, Waterloo, Ia, Sylvia
Garner, Beloit, Wis, Fuller Porter,
Tripoli, Wis, Rose Voss, GAINESVILLE,
Eleanor Phillips, Milwaukee,
Miss Gladys Gilligan leaves Tues
day for Dubuque to attend Mount
ST. Joseph's school.
DIR. White Of Prairie du Chen was
! in town Friday.
Fred G. Thearle, his sister-in-law,
daughter and two grandchildren of
Chicago drove over from Lake Gen
eva, their summer home, last Mon
day and called on old acquaintance.
Mr.. Thearle was born in this village.
His father, the late F. G. Thearle, ST.,
was pastor of the Baptist church here
from 1880 to 1864 and the family made
many friends here. Mr.. Thearle is a
member of the Knight-Thearle Co,
wholesale jewelers. of Chicago and
president of the Thearle Music Co of
San Diego, Cal.
Mrs. Alice Small left Thursday for
Rochester, Mimi. to consult special
lists in regard to her health.
Carl Selle's household goods were
sold at auction Saturday afternoon.
| The Selle family will move to Evans
D,
Ed are located
George Greer returned to his home
at Sioux Falls Sunday after spending
the summer here.
John Hughes, his son, Clarence and
two children of Charles City, Iowa
called on friends here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Tubbs have
moved to Madison to take up school
work. Their residence is occupied
by the A. E. Budahn family who NOV
ed in last week.
Clyde Scharfenstein arrived from
| Wyoming Thursday for a visit with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
| Scharfetstein.
Miss Gertrude Layne has gone to
Sidney, Ill. to spend several months
with relatives.
Mrs S. A. NARROW entertained
party of ladies Friday afternoon in
honor of her cousin, Mrs. Johansen
Of Sutherland, Iowa.
James Briggs, Mr.. and Mrs. johann
sen Of Sutherland, Iowa are visiting
relatives and old friends here.
Henry Mabie of Ponce, Neb., for
mer resident of this place is looking
up old acquaintance and friends
here.
Mrs. Frank Ludden and sons, AL
fred and Charles and Mrs. Vivian
LudGen of Donna, Texas are visiting
at the ] b. Ludden home.
Harry Geiger went with his daugh-
ters, Marie and Genevieve to kenosha
and Delavan. The girls will attend
school in those cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herb Mcpherson and
two children are spending few days
will To- OF Cows Mill,
Miss Sylvia Greer Of Chicago is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Carrie
Greer.
Miss Rose Voss entertained w F.
Mccarthy, Joseph Champion and Miss
Helen Mccarthy of GAINESVILLE a few
days the past week. They returned
homo Monday accompanied by Miss
Voss who begins her work as teacher
in ,ne GAINESVILLE school this week.
About SO from town attended the
M. E. Aid society supper at the Thos.
Bai,ie home west of town Wednesday
A fine supper was served and all en-
joyed a pleasant afternoon.
The usual large number from this
place are planning to attend the
County Fair at Lancaster this week.
There was q good delegation from
here at the Platteville Fair last week.
H. J. Brooks of Neillsville and his
son Fred of Madison visited relatives
here Tuesday ana Wednesday.
Reub French left Saturday as a
delegate to the state convention of
National Maser Horseshoer's Associa
ton at Baraboo, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Knapp and Mrs.
Della Crahtree went to Elroqua to at
tend the NJ E. conference last week.
Mrs. H. G.. Boorman and baby re-
turned to their nome at Chinook,
Mont last Tuesday afte" spending
several months here.
Mrs. Sarah Carter and Miss Ethel
have returned to their home in Madi-
son.