Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-12-07
Livingston.

/ Miss Sue Livingston, the second as
sistant in the Dodgevile high school,
spent Thanksgiving with her parents.
Miss Addia Ivey Of Lancaster WAS a
guest at the Cocklin residence last
week.
Ole 9. Rewey, the junior partner of
Rewey bank at Rewey, mad business
among us Friday.
Auction sales are getting quite num-
erous around here. j. 0. Cushmsn, the
sole crier Of Montfort, is always the
center of attraction.
Geo. w. Strong of Mineral Point sur
prised his many friends around here by
coming among them Wednesday.
Miss Mary Whitmore, formerly a
teacher at MartinvilIe, but now Of the
Lancaster school, enjoyed Thanksgiving
at the Hunter domicile
Herman Miller is erecting a residence
on the west side.
r. e Woodward, the reliable solicitor
for the Grant County Witness, was here
in the interests Of that paper Wednes-
day
Miss Sue Livingston, one of the Nor
NAL students, is enjoying her vacation
under the parental roof of Geo. Livings-
ton.
MIR. Omar j. Arnold, of Mount Ida,
was a pleasant visitor at the Jacobs
home Friday. Mr.. Arnold is one of the
sold and progressive farmers of that
place. He is also an ardent Republican
and IS not afraid to express his opinions.
Dr. J. S Cochin made a profession
al visit to Cobb Saturday.
Miss Nina Chamley of Mineral Point
spent Thanksgiving with her parents.
Her cousin, Miss Mary Allen, returned
with her to that city Friday evening.
Charley Grindell came upfrom Platte
yile Thursday morning.
7. II. Livingston lost horse by death
last week
Rev. Wolfe is holding several meet
ings at this place. Several other minis
tiers are assisting him and . great deal
Of interest is manifested.
The Weaver minstrels gave a concert
IN the hall Thursday evening. Wen
give the show credit for having the best
uselP' on record up to date.
Mrs John Parsons of Hurley, South
Dakota, left for her home at that place
Friday morning.
W. A. johnson was Livingston
/ caller last week.
The family Of r. s. jacobs partook
of a bountiful dinner at the home Of
Nathan Jacobs at Linden Thursday.
DR.. Herman Gasser of Platteville was
called to this place last week.
Considerable sickness prevails at this
place at present, but it is not of seri-
Gus nature.
Misses Cora Howdle and Sarah Allen
called on Montfort friends Friday.
VIM. Fisher and wife attended the
Dent-Eplett nuptials at Lancaster
last Thursday.
Lee Eastman's diminutive form was
visible among our snow. drifts Thursday.
The HERALD came to US last week
twice its usual size. Mr., Harper is
giving his readers first-class journal
in every way and the people ought to
show their appreciation Of his efforts by
helping him to enlarge his subscription
list
Democrats are at premium these
days.
A large amount of wood and grain
has been hauled to this city since the
recent snow.
VIII Drinkwater met with painful
accident one day last week He was
cutting wood when the axe slipped,
cutting deep cash near the ankle.
Married. at the Methodist parsonage
in Mont'ort Thursday November 23ri
by Rev VIM Shepherd Mr.. Fred Gund-
ZACH and Miss Bertha Willard. both of
this place, Mr.. Gnndlach is thrifty
and energetic farmer and Miss Willard
is recognized as a Young lady of excep-
tional qualities. That they may jour
ney on through life without encounter
ing the many difficulties and troubles
that confront most people, is the wish
OF the writer and their many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Thos Metcalf and their
little son, were the guests Of the Fried
rich family Thursday and Friday.
| Rev VIM. Shepherd viii commence
holding revival meetings at this place
in tho near future.
Steno made another outourst asst
week and as usual poured forth lot Of
unmusioal stun that any person Of re as.
enable understanding would be ashamed