Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1892-01-21
Livingston.
Jan. 18th. ISq2

assist Mrs. VIII Nicholson.
MaTied-At the residence of the
brides parents on Thursday January IA
1892, by Rev. B. f. Wheeler, Mr.. NJ.
Preston, of Plattville, to Miss Rachael
Ellsworth of this place. The groom is
one of Plattevilles most respected young
men and is to be complimented on having
chosen one one of Livingstons best and
most esteemed young ladies'.
win Mcdonald, of Montfort was in
town "Wednesday.
Born to Mrs H. NJ. Livingston on
January Sth Girl. Mother and child
are both doing we'll
A number of young folks assembled
at the home Of John Hunter on Thurs
day evening and tripped the light fan
tastic until late hour
Mr.. Eli Rumble, of Hurley S. Dakota
IS back on a vacation.
Mr.. Walter Nicholas. Of Mimi. who
has been visiting his brother, J. w.
Nicholas the past week returned to his
home Friday morning.
r. II. Livingston was in Platteville
Wednesday.
ID. .. Eustice attended the Mercy
nollds-Dietzman wedding at Arthur
Wednesday.
Mrs. Grace Livingston went to Bel
mont Saturday.
Otto Runkle has discontinued his
connection with the store of Joseph
Allen and lett on Friday afternoon to
hunt another job. Mr. Runkle has been
In Mr.. Aliens employ for about four
years and during that time has shown
himself to be a gentleman and obliging
clerk. We wish him success, as he is
deserving Of it.
Master Eddie Sleep delightfully."- en-
tertained number of his young friends
one evening last week.
Oscar Miller of Preston was in town
last week.
Will Nicholson moved into the old
Woodward house, which he purchased
from Joe Allen this week
Misses Ella and Alice Matthews were
down from Montfort Thursday evening.
Misses Jennie and Oracle Livingston
of Plattivile attended the Ellsworth
Preston wedding Thursday.
Messrs John c. Watson and Thomas
l.. Behan were in Montfort Saturday.
Mr. VIM. Clifton an old and respected
citizen of Arthur died on January 10th
He has been an invalid for many years
and was about 20 years of age.
Mr.. Chas. Woodward of Hurley S.
Dakota is welcome visitor here. He
was in Patteville last week.
Chas Waring transacted business in
Montfort Saturday.
Revival meetings are in session this
week
Mrs. Geo. Andrew is quite ill.,
John II. Livingston has moved to his
farm in California.
Mr.. Charley Biddich was down from
Montfort Sunday.
Miss Nina Mcdonald took he. school
for sleigh ride to Rewey Saturday.
They al had most enjoyable time.
The mines are shut down this week
for repairs.
The stock buyers are now very busy,
so is the grain buyer Saturday was a
rushing day as the streets were lined
with teams.
Mrs H. Baker of Madison attended
the wedding of her sitter Thursday.
Rev. John Livingston, who has been
on the sick list for couple of weeks,
has regained his health sufficiently to
assist in holdings meetings at nip and
tuck
VIM. Fieldhouse was in Montfort Sun
day
Mr.. Ralph Lite, of Miflin visited
with the Fieldhouse family Sunday.
Geo, Duncan is spending this week in
town.
Jim Allen and wife were down from
Montfort Saturday.
Messrs Charley and Sam Livingston
spent Saturday in Plattevile.
Willie Alton is home from school.
Ed Matthews and Frank Thompson
came down from Montfort last week.
Mrs. n T. Iitchells little daughter
is quite i'll.
Mr. Matthews went to Dodgeville Sat
urday.
]. T. Runkle is down with the
rheumatism
There is some talk Of voting on
ball this spring. This is a move in the
right direction as Livingston needs one
badly.
Mr.. Herd of Iowa, has been visiting
his father.
Miss Berthe Darlington of Montfort
visited friends in town last week.