Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-04-11
Livingston.

was the guest OF Miss Cora Howdle
last week.
d. o. Eustace and Chas, Waring
went to Belmont Thursday on bust
ness concerning the Mining Co.
Carpenters and masons are working
on the creamery building. Tom and
Charley Watson, Fred Runkle and
DIR. Cocklin expect to drink butter
milk during the summer months and
are anxious to have the building in
working order by that time. The
creamery man needn't be surprised if
Tom Vipond and Dare Eustace come
around with tin pail too. We are
afraid there won't be enough left for
Bob Livingston's hogs.
Mr.. James Alton is painting his
house and making other improve
ments.
John Jacobs and Harry Allen re-
turned from Valparaiso. Ind, Satur-
day evening. They have been taking
the Commercial course in the Normal
school at that place.
Mr.. Chas. Mappes of Belmont spent
Thursday among old friends.
w. II. Brinkmann has moved into
the Reynolds building.
Mr.. A. b. Friedrich was in Platte
vile Wednesday. 1t is said on good
authority that we will soon lose one
esteemed citizen and that he intends
becoming resident of Platteville.
We hope Mr.. Friedrich will
change his mind and conclude to re-
main among Us few years longer.
Election day was very quiet. The
voters We're peaceable aud friendly
doing no act against the peace and
dignity of the State of Wisconsin.
Two tickets, composed of worthy citi-
zens. were in the field. The officers
elected for the ensuing year are w.
II. Howdle. chairman and John w
Watson and G. j. Biddick. supervi
sors; clerk, j. II. Livingston: asses
sor, w. G. Livingston; treasurer,
Joseph Allen; justices, Thomas Wat
son and VIM. Shimmins; constables.
Scott Watson, LATE Miller. and Albert
Warne. The members of the board
are all new men, but we feel assured
that they will do their duty in a
creditable manner. The outgoing
board has worked faithfully for the
town and the good condition OF its af-
fairs is evidence that they have served
the people acceptably.
All are invited to attend the Easter
exercises Sunday evening. An enter
tanning program consisting of music
and speaking has been prepared.
Misses Mile and Ida Friedrich are
horne from Platteyille enjoying the
~ ,ation.
Araath W. 10y Of Platteyille visited
with his brother in Annaton few
d lyS last week
Mrs. G. Faweett of Montana. ar
rived last week. She will visit for a
time among her relatives here.
Mrs. Elmer Ellsworth and Miss Hat
tie Waring We're married in Montfort
by Rev. VIM. Shepherd on Thursday,
the 18th. They have the best wishes
Of i host of friends for happy Jour-
ney through life
Elijah Weber is at present numbered
among the inyalids
win Pryor and George Friedrich
Sundayed in this place,
sam Livingston. student at the
Normal. came up from Platteville
SATURDAY..
II Thomas Watson lives to finish
the next term of Justice of the Peace.
he will have served the town in
that capacity fortv-five wears.
John Ellsworth has been in the city
taking life Insurance.
Miss Amy Jacobs visited with Miss
Mabel Thonas at Montfort Saturday.
Mack Burrett is anxious to dispose
of The real estate he has on hand.
Call around and he will tell YOU all
about it.
Miss Katie Hill of Montfort spent
Saturday among relatives and friends.
George Alton was visitor at the
Alton'domieile His home Is in $
Dakota.
Miss Vcrn; Cocklin ana John Wat.
son and Alvin Nicholas have returned
To- Lancaster after spending week
vacation at home
Mrs. T. A. Metealt and son Carlton
of Fennimore, are visiting at hel
parents, MIR. and Mrs. a. y. Friedrich
Miss Florence Miller was the cues
| of Leila Alton last week.
Will Howdle has returned HON,
from Platteyille where he has been at
tending Nool
The Miss Nellie Cocklin and Jen
ME Livings n were in Montfort Sun
day atteuda F. NJ. meeting.
One of the most interesting and in
structive features of the Government
display in the Forestry Building n
the Cotton States and mternationa
Expeditions. will be a set Of three
| models the one 10 represpnt a r6n