Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-07-18
COUNTY NEWS
IN GENERAL
Herald Writers Contribute
Newsy Letters.
ITEMS HERE AND THERE
Special Herald Service from Livings.
ton, Bloomington, EllenbOrO,
Bagley and COrnelia.
Not SYndicate.)
LIVINGSTON.


Wednesday. She was accompanied
Miss Andrews.
Chas. Eustace returned no
Wednesday from a visit with relati
in Madison and Evansville.
The lots north of the hotel belo1
lug to A. Williams were sold last W.
to Mueller and Gundlach. The no,
was moved down on the lots south
John Mobiles.
j. Andrew and family, Amy J
obs, Rex Jacobs and Phoebe Andr
are camping on the Crow Branch t
week.
Those who heard w. J. Bryan
Platteville Tuesday were Messrs. E..
Ellsworth, j. Hill, VIM. Hill. Fra
Allen, G. R. Livingston, Albert Kal
w. G. and J. Livingston, 7. L. Beh;
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Rundell, Mr.. a
Mrs. Less Wells, Mrs. Jennie ALEC
and Misses Edna and Nellie Livin
ton. All were more than pleased W
the speech and consider themsel
fortunate in hearing the great stat
man.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry v
liams, Wednesday, July Is, baby D
The residence occupied by E.. E. E
worth has been moved north of
one occupied by DR.. Tumey. In
place Mr.. Ellsworth will build for hi
self fine modern home.
DIR. Tuffley was in Madison tt
week.
The Felix Wehrly rat and sna
show which has been here since
4th left for Quincy, ILL.,, Wednesda
Ed Frye and family visited in Dodi
vile Saturday.
J. P. Cooper, representing the La
and Cattle company of Washington,
D., is transacting business here tt
week.
Whooping cough is prevalent h'
among the children.
Mrs. Geo. Jacobs and daught
Gwendolyn, of Mount Morris, H., {
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G
Livingston.
Gertrude Webber entertained b
cousins, the Misses Burris, of Gale
LAST week.
Livingston will probably hold
Field Day if not two days this SUI
mer. Watch for dates.
BLOOMINGTON.
Willis r. Rea, who died of a ST.
stroke at Weston, Ia, in his forty-ff
year, was travelling salesman by pl
fession, having been on the road ma
years. He was nephew of Mrs. J;
Sprague of this city. His MOTH
whose maiden name was Lois Higgil
was lady of estimable character, al
after the death of her husband
Minnesota, married Frank Yackish
Prairie du Chen, where she lived un
her death.
Jacob Elton sent word to relauiv
here of the death of his wife at VIM
peg, Manitoba, where they have be
living a couple of years.
Those who went on the steambo
excursion to Dubuque Friday report
wet time.
w. Ell. Holford has been having
wrestle with disordered liver.
Happy to hear of the marriage
Luther L. Lewis to Elizabeth Yall
way, at Bonanza, Yukon Territor
The little wife will dispel the gloom
the dreary Attic home.
The old neighbors of Geo. Haza
will be sorry to hear that his wag
was run into by an electric car, on t
street at Newport, Rhode Island, al
Mr.. Hazard sustained some cuts al
bruises and fractured jaw, We hoI
that nothing permanent will "bend
reason of cot goose's neck" al
that Mr.. Hazard will still be able
pick up his old trombone and revi
pleasant memories of the old Blool
ington band.
We hear thaC our neighbors at Be
town are scrapplng a good deal.
the weather.
Building operations delayed la
week are once more moving alon
Cooley has the foundation for MI
Whitcomb's building we'll under wa
Carpenters have charge of Ed Pate
sons building. John Hughes has b
house ready for the plasterers. Jof
Chambers is building the foundatil
for new house back of the old hon
Abe Goldberg will start his store bull
ing soon.
Alb Blackburn is starting anoth'
big kiln of brick.
"Cut your weeds" says the commi
sioner in sharp notice. That's bus
ness.
Mrs. John Wright, accompanied /