Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-11-25
BLOOMINGTON
Killed in Automobile Accident

Killed in Automobile Accident
William Daley was killed in an au-
tomobile accident Thursday afternoon
in Bridgeport hollow, not far from the
Lane farm. He had moved his fam
lily that day from this village to a
house not far from Lanes. He left his
wife and small children at Lanes
while he went on to make a fire and
straighten up things at the new place,
and was returning for them when the
accident happened. 1t is not known just
how it occurred, but is thought some
thing went wrong with the steering
gear. The car had run off a bank and
was overturned and Mr.. Daley was
thrown through wire fence. He
was dead when found by his children
some time later. Mr.. Daley was born
at Arthur, Wis, and was as years of
age. His wife was Miss Maggie Nut
ter OF Steuben. She, with ten children
survive him. He also leaves his father
and mother and numerous other rela-
tlves. Funeral service were held Sun
day afternoon at the NJ E. church,
Rev. G. E. Burden officiating, and bur-
ial was in the village cemetery.
Among the out of town relatives who
attended the funeral were Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Brick and daughter Ethel
of Lancaster, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Jackering of Sitter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Krogman and two daughters of Pra.
du Chen, Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Daley
and son Clyde of Montfort, Mrs E. J.
Noggle, Soldiers Grove; Albert Daley,
Mrs. Elton Harwood and daughter,
Platteville; Oscar Daley and Miss
Flossie Nutter Barnum; Mr.. and Mrs.
Steve Daley and George Daley, Wood
man.
Observe Education Week
Probably three hundred parents and
friends of the school students assem-
bled at the high school Thursday ev-
en1ng in response to an invitation by
the teachers in observance of educa-
ton week. The first part of the even
ing was spent in the gymnasium
where two basket ball games were
played, the first by the Senior and
Junior girls and the second by two
mixed teams of boys. After the games
the people all went to the assembly
room where the following good pro-
gram was given: Song by girls glee
club with orchestra accompaniment;
i Love Little Cottage" two songs
by boys glee club of 40 voices
Bells of the Sea-" and "Come, Cheer
Up" two good selections by the high
school orchestra; talk, Education
Week" Mrs. Frances Austin; paper,
Education in the Home" by Mrs.
Grant Ballentine; address, Education
and the Church" Rev. c. e. Burden
address, Education in the Schools. ?
Prin. G. w Brown. After this the
teachers and number of students
served coffee and sandwiches to the
entire company. The affair was a
pleasant one and is sure to promote
good feeling among the patrons of the
school,
Attend Y. Nj. C. A. Conference
G. w. Brown, A. c. Bishop and ]. B.
Ludden drove to Fennimore Friday
evening and attended the Y. M. c.. A.
older boys conference. They were
accompanied by ten high school boys
who stayed over night and attended
the all day sessions Saturday They
all report that the talks and discus
sions were interesting and helpful and
the banquets Friday evening and Sat
urday moo nall that could be desired
The boys were royalty entertained ov-
er night at hospitable homes in Fen
nimore and enjoyed the whole affair