Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-03-07
Livingston.


price paid was $4,000
Joe Allen was in Lancaster Friday
and left some collected cash with
Treasurer Harshberger.
Amos smith has moved to Rewev.
Albert Warae will occupy the house
vacated by him.
John Graham had business in
Dodgeyille Friday.
Mr. Harry Griyelle died last Thurs
day at the home Of his daughter, Mrs.
John Correll near Cobb The de-
ceased was born in Ireland eighty
three years ago. and had long been
resident Of this county. The funeral
services were held Saturday and were
conducted by Rev Chase OF Mineral
| Point. The remains were inferred in
the Parson Williams cemetery near
Montfort.
Miss Sela Atoms little friends were
| pleasantly entertained at her home
Wednesday evening.
Homer Biddiek came down from
Madison, Tuesday evening to remain
for short time He il taking the
Agricultural course in the University.
i There were three weddings in this
/ vicinity Thursday: Mr. James Knut-
son to Miss Annie Iverson; MIR. John
| kamm to Miss Julia Klingersmith.
and Mr.. Harry Willard to Miss Lizzie
Cole. The contracting parties are all
estimable young people and merit the
respect and confidence OF their large
circle of friends. That they will en-
| joy happiness and prosperity is the
wish of your humble pencil pusher.
Postmaster Fred j. Runkle is at
present numbered among the.invalids.
DIR. Godfrey Of Galena. is attending
him,
Olivia Farrar received little girl
from the Wisconsin Orphans Home
last week. She is a pretty and i'm
! telligent child and already has become
much attached to her new home.
Messrs. John Hunter and Joe Bid
dick were in Chicago Thursday.
They received good prices for the
horses they took with them
Mrs. James Richtmau Of Fulton,
| Illinois, is visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Watson, ST.
Miss Sue Livingston has been spend
ing few days among Platteyille
friends.
J. W. Nicholas and A. b. Friedrich
returned from Lancaster last week
VIM. Fisher is happy man and no
one doubts it. His wife presented
him with a boy, Sunday, the 9th.
G. w. Hillary has moved his family
to the old Andrew homestead.
The Free Methodists still continue
to hold revival meetings in their
church. Rev. Wolfe is in charge.
The village is unusually lively this
week Grain. wool and other pro-
ducts have been coming in album
dainty.
Thomas Beham viii soon move to a
farm south of town.
DR.. c. Il. Livingston is at home sui
tering with the humps, He is much
better and in short time will be able
to attend to business
4 Montfort young man, who seems
to have acquired considerable skill il
the pugihstc art. slightly defaced
the countenance of a Livingston
Young man, who resented such treat
ment and had him brought before the
squire. He was fined three dollars
and costs amounting to fifteen dollars
The Rehecca Digan Lod q. which
was organized a short time ago, is in
a tiourishing condition. It meets in
the l. Q O. I. hal.
There Is q new sidewalk along by
the + Nj. church, 50 now You needn't
salk III the mud unless you want to.
Miss Josie Franklin Of Montfort,
visited Miss WIN Nicholson sunday.
Mrs Holloway from Illinois. is the
guest Of her sister. Mrs. Geo. Yipond.
There Il good prospect for Living
Ston having creamery the coming
season. f. Blake. who owns the sep
arator here, has received much en-
! enlargement from the farmers and
business men. This is paving invest
ment and we hope the matter viii be
/ pushed to The utmost.
We are sorry to note the sickness
Of Misses Phebe Andrew and Hattie
Waring.
Miss Nellie Cocklin spent sunday
in Montfort.
Gus Miller from Mifiin. transacted
business in town Saturday.
Frank Woods and James Fulks ar
| rived from Missouri last week.
The Misses Walkers Of Dodgeville,
| are visitors AZ the home Of f. Weber
Pierce Nicholson, who attends
school ut platteville, Sundayed at
| home. OID-TIME
Gard of Thanks.
Fer the kindness and assistance
from neighbors and friends through