Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-08-12
POPULAR YOUNG
COUPLE ARE WE'D
IN BLOOMINGTON
Following Honeymoon New
lyweds Will Make Home
In That City.
Especial Correspondence to The Herald)

brides uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs.
L. ]. Pritchett, Rev. c. E. Burden per-
forming the ceremony.
They were accompanied by ROYAL
Standorf and Miss Alma Garthwaite.
The bride is the daughter of Mrs. G.
I Shafts and is an amiable and ac-
complished young lady. She gradu-
ated from the Lacrosse normal this
June.
Lee is a son of Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
Welsh and is an honest, industrious
Young man He is in the employ of
Ills brother Fred in the Ford garage.
The young couple will take a trip to
the Wisconsin DeIls and spend
week at a cottage in Madison, after
which they will reside in this city
where they have a house all ready for
occupancy. A host of friends extend
CONGRATULATIONS and best wishes.
A number of young ladies gave a
Kitchen shower for Miss Rehfield Fri
dtv at the home of Lulu May and Syl-
Via Garner.
The Bloomington ball team played
nj Glenn Park Sunday and were de-
feated by the Park team with a score
Of IS to 4.
York life team of Dubuque played at
Hackett Sunday. Score, Dubuque S,
Hackett, @
Last Wednesday a big truck from
Madison went through one of the
slough bridges this side of Bridgeport
and considerable difficulty was eXper-
fenced in getting it out. A temporary
road was constructed around the OBJ
obstruction, to take care of the heavy
traffic on that road. The big Prairie
du Chen bus was obliged to lay off
for few days, but was running again
Saturday.
Analysis Shows Water Safe.
Dr.. Mclaughlin, village health Of
fcer. sent another sample of city wa
ter to Madison, and received the re-
port that it is now safe for drinking
Tie reservoir and pump were thor
oughly cleaned and dead ends flushed.
The system will be carefully watched
in future and every effort be made to
keep it in first class condition. A pc
ttion is before the village board to ex-
tend the sewage system from Canal
street north on Pleasant street, two
blocks. A representative from the
state engineers office was here look
iGc over the proposition.
Farmers are busy threshing and are
made glad By the abundance and quail
fly Of the grain At many places, ex-
tra bins have been built to take care
d. the big croD. Corn is looking fine
and promises the largest crop in sew
eral years
Rev c. f. Burden and wife are at
home again after spending a three
weeks vacation at Poskin Lake near
Barron Two other ministers and
their families camped with them and
all enjoyed the outing to the fullest
extent
On Boat Trip Up River.
Lee Greer came out from Madison
Friday and with J. B. Ludden and A.
{. Bishop went to Prairie du Chen to
join Mr. Moehlenpaugh of Milwaukee
and Fred Bell and friend from NC
Geeg0r in boat trip up the Mississ-
ippi The trip was made in Mr., BelIs
river yacht and lasted three days.
GarthWaite Park is thronged with
plcnickers every Sunday and is taY-
Orite spot for campers and parties OF
all kinds every day in the week. few
more tables and stoves in the park
could be used to advantage and Will
doubtless be provided soon.
Walter Hurst and A. NJ. Gladfel-
der of Gettysburg, Pa, who have been
attending summer school at Madison,
came home with Fuller Porter to
spend a few days. They hiked from
their home town to Madison ana IN
tend to return the same way starting
this Tuesday.
Former Pastor Visits Here.
Rev George Stafford, his wife ana
two children of Eurela, Iowa, called
on old friends here Wednesday, on
their way to Chicago by automoDlle.
Rev Stafford was pastor of the Con
gregational church in this CITY, leaV-
ing here about six years ago.
Frank Cornell mashed one OF MS
fingers quite badly in the road grader
few days ago.
With the close of summer school at
Madison, the Bloomington students
have returned home: De Forest
Brown. Fuller Porter, James Ballen-
tine, Bessie Henry Mr.. and Mrs. Us
car Schneyer, Beulah Hickok, con-
stance and Alta Lewis.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riese and NAL
sic Of Dubuque visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred REESE Wednesday. From mere
'NLI W IOIldIl lOI d NAolI WIZ -
Miss Hazel Hickok and Mrs. Lizzie
H,ckok went to New Glarus TUESDAY
and visited until Saturday. Mrs. Ar
thur Marty came home with them 10
spend a week
Mr.. ana Mrs Reub. French ana
Miss Geneyieve Ennor are visiting rel
attyes at George, Iowa.
Miss Gladys Mogan is vlsltlns
Emery Baldwin was home from Chi-
cago to spend the week end win ms
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. David BALDWIN.
Mr.. and Mrs Claude Edwards NOV,
ed Thursday to Muscoda, where Cfaqo
has job of road work with Y. r.
Noble.
Mr.. and Mrs Leo BARLEY, Pat ana
Mary left Tuesday for a trip through
northern Wisconsin, visiting NIT
B3rtley's parents near Merrill ana dt
several other places along the way. !.
Miss Margaret Bonn will teach al
Nyeville the coming year.
Miss Violet Small is taking a Two
weeks vacation. She and her mother
left Tuesday to visit Earl and claude
and families at Madison and Milton
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