Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-12-28
Livingston.

Married at the home of c. M. Rey-
nolds on December, 21st by Rev. Wolfe,
Mr.. George Burton. of Rewey, to Miss
Della Reynolds, of this place.
Messrs VIM. Skate, Sr. and w. C..
Livingston had business in Dodgeville
last week.
Miss Lena Fieldhouse, who presides
over the primary department of the
Blanchardyille school, is enjoying va
cation at home.
Z. S. Jacobs left last week for Mason
City, Ia, to spend a few weeks among
his relations there.
a gay crowd of Montforl's young
people was down here Friday evening.
Call again and bring the other half of
the village with you.
Cbas. Waring went to Rewey Thurs
day evening.
johnson p. Rundell and wife, of
PlatteviIle. are visiting their son, Edgar
and family. Mr.. Il. was once sn es-
teemed resident of this berg, but now
Platteville claims him.
Chas. Livingston, Jr., of the Chicago
Veterinary College, is home on a vaca-
ton.
The Free Methodists are still holding
forth at the hall They have been quite
successful so far
School closed Friday for weeks
vacation. The exercises in the after
noon were very good all the psrtiei-
pants doing well. The teachers, Mr..
Jas. Jordon and Miss Mary Lowry left
for their respective homes Saturday
morning.
Buchanan's Comedy Troup is in
Montfort this week and some of our
pleasure seekers have been taking
them in"
Jas. Hird was among Dodgeville
people last week
The death of Sanford Millard on
Thursday the 18th removes from our
midst one of our oldest citizens. Al
though be had been declining in health
for number of years the news of his
death was a sad surprise to his many
friends. Mr.. Willard came TO this
country about forty years ago when it
presented different appearance than il
now does and has been resident ever
since. He was man of strong charac-
ter and greatly admired by all who
knew him. AS a citizen he was up
right and honest and in this way he
managed to win the confidence and
respect of all. He was by occupation a
farmer and had accumulated q good
share of this worlds goods. He leaves
behind him widow and four daughters
to mourn the loss of q true and affec-
tionate father and husband The chill
drtn are, Mrs. +. L. Cat ter, of Lancas-
ter, Mrs. Il. G. Livingston and Misses
Clara and Alta Willard. The funeral
was held on Sunday and was conducted
by Rev. VIM. Sheperd. A large con-
gregation of old neighbors and friends
were present to pay their last respects
to the worthy neighbor and citizen.
Mr. Thomas Watson made Rewey a
cell Saturday.
Misses Phoebe Andrew and Verna
Cocklin. of Lancaster, are visiting al
home.
Misses Nora Kirk and Libby Living
ston were tho guests of Mon'fort friends
Saturday.
George Jacobs and his sister, Miss
Maud were in Rewey Saturday evening
DR.. Isaac Burton is home from Chic
age to spend the holidays.
j. viii Pryor came down from
Dodgeville Saturday evening and spent
Sunday among friends.
Stroller wishes the Editor and all his
patrons Happy New Year.
A sled load OF Rewey's young people
was in town Friday evening.
Miss Sue Livingston, of Dodgeville,
is home for the holidays and taking a
rest
While out walking the other day Mrs.
Jas. Hird slipped on the ice and fell,
breaking her arm. This is very seri-
Gus accident, as she is quite old and
feeble.
Miss Ollie Hunter is visiting friends
near Lancaster.
VIM. Skate Is filling his ice house
with large chunks of condensed cold
ness.
viii A. johnson, of Lancaster, spent
few moments among us last week.
Ed. Willard. OF Mineral Point. renewed
old acquaintance at this place Thurs.
day.
Master Sammie Living ton enterta ned
number of his Young friends Saturday
evening. All the children say they
enjoyed themselves
Harry Ralph was down from Mont
fort Friday visiting among our Young
people.
Judd Drinkwattr is still very low
with typhoid fever and his recovery is
doubtful.
Frank Miller, one of Mullins oldest
citizens, came up last week to see how
the people here were getting on.
Miss Lille Johns, of lows, is visiting
with Skate family.
John Sennott. of Illinois, attended
the funeral of Sanford Willard last
week
Geo. Howde has been down st Oar
lington and Stulsburg the last few
days.
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