Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1892-02-25
Livingston.
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Feb. 23rd. 1892.
Mr. Ed Rumble, who is acting as a
juror in the circuit court, came down
Saturday to see his family. Ed says he
would rather buy hogs
Thomas Watson went to Lancaster on
business Wednesday.
Messrs Alvin Nicholas and Frank
Kirk were in Montfort Monday.
Miss Matthews, of Cobb. had pleas
and visit with her sister. Mrs. Geo.
Bleims last week
John Graham has severed his connect
ion with the Livingston and Mifflin
mining Co., to learn the blacksmith
trade with A. B. Friedrich. John Green
will hereafter act as engineer
Messrs Geo. Mccoy and Will J.
Pryor, teachers near Ridgeway, spent
Sunday in town.
Amos Smith and wife returned from
Rewey Monday, after pleasant visit
with relatives.
The funeral of Patrick Shay an old
resident Of Centerville, but later of
Montfort, took place at the Rock church
Friday
Frank Humulky will move his family
to the mining camp in the near future.
The Fosbinder mine operated by
MessiS John, Albert and Henry Fos-
binder anu J. KuliDg is showing up in
good shape. 1t is on the same range
as the Cocar mines.
Misses Oracle, Jennie and Annie
Livingston ard Nellie Woodward of
Platteville, visited their parents Sunday
and Monday
Chas Woodward will leave to-day for
his home in Hurley, S. d., after an en-
Joyable visit with relatives and friends
for about a month.
Wess Rickerd of Platteyille, assisted
VIII Livingston in the barber shop
Saturday.
Chuck Waring went to Montfort
Monday.
Miss Nina Mcdonald went to her
home in Beetown Saturday.
Geo. Friedrich left Monday for Fen
nimore to take position as baggage
man. We wish him success.
Hon. J. w. Rewey and wife Of Rev
ey, passed through here Monday on
their way to Montfort.
The Mining Co. will start this week
to sink new shaft
The party given by Miss Mile Fried
rick on Wednesday evening was one of
the most enjoyable events of the season.
All that were fortunate enough to be
present say they had a very pleasant
time.
Misses Amy Jacobs and Vienna Cock
lin were in Montfort Monday, the guest
of Miss Dora Allen
Miss Mary Dietzman of Mifilin, visit
ed with Mrs A. l., Hillary on Saturday.
Bob Livingston was in Platteville
Friday
Mr.. Cephas Cushman was in town
Saturday.
Messrs Jack Graham and Dan Liv-
ingston went to Montfort Saturday.
Mr.. A. Joseph, the horse buyer was
in town Wednesday.
Rev. Brennan, of Platteyille conduc-
ed services the German Methodist
church Sunday.
Penkeatz Oswald is able to be around
again after a serious illness. He says
his nephew John Oswald lis improving
slowly.
Stroller is thinking some of striking
out some muddy day and write up all
the neighboring towns like \ and Co.
did in the Monitor. But Preston won't
be in it.
w. A. johnson of Lancaster, had
business in town Wednesday.
Scarlet fever prevails at the home of
John Lambert and Bransby Skate, but
it is in light form.
Ed Matthews, Of Montfort was down
Friday.
Messrs VIM. Livingston and John
Graham, we're in Platteville last week.
We all attended the spelling at Grow
Branch Friday evening and had a most
enjoyable time. But when it come to
spelling those words that sounded like
they originated from printers pi, we
were out Of sight.
Lebas Waring had business at the
County Seat Wednesday.
Miss Ella Kirk returned from Cobb
Tuesday evening.
While returning from Lancaster We'd
nesday, we had the pleasure of netting
J the world renowned \ and Co. and
by mutual consent we have agreed to
forget all grievances Of the past.
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