Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-06-08
Livingston.

Altizer used to call drizzleIdrizzle.
George Long, brakeman, on the
n. W. is here from Baraboo.
Ray Carthew was here last Sun
day.
S. E. Livingston, and Miss Sitter,
attended commencement exercises
at Fennimore Friday.
Miss Fletcher, and Miss Powell
spent Saturday in DOdgeville visit
ing Miss Powell's parents.
Homer, Byron and Wilbur Run
dull, attended the boat race at Madi-
son Friday.
H. NJ. Livingston is in Lancaster
this week assisting his folks move.
Mrs. Will Skate and the Misses
Eva and Elsie Greenwood were
shopping in Montfort Friday.
Elmer Skate, Bill Redmond and
Uncle Charley Livingston visited
the Mif1in mine Saturday.
A sludge table, to be installed at
the Coker mine, arrived here Satur-
day. Several new buildings are
being erected at the mine.
w. T. Skate has been having his
cafe remodeled and will add line
of groceries.
There are the most accommodate
ing set Of people around Livingston
one ever met. There are several
cows and decrepit horses staying
around, and the people are remov-
ing their fences to give them
pasturage. OF course some times
an old horse will nibble off your
trees and run across your lawn in
very conspicuous place, but then
there are some people SO neighborly
as to make path diagonally across
your lawn, so one doesn't need to
notice such little things, and no one
needs to feed their chickens, besides
the crumbs at the back door, there
is the family garden and chickens
relish green stuff as much as people
do. But don't worry one can some
times find garden sauce in the store
and If it has been two weeks on
the road, it is great deal better
than none, and some people are so
sensitive, or else haven't time to
bother their brains with such little
things as these, anu it is so nice to
swell up with the feeling of having
done something; well, just join the
don't worry club and smile.
Mrs, Amy Stephens visited in
Mineral Point from Tuesday until
Thursday.
Messrs. Ransin, LInenfelser and
Thieds accompanied by the Misses
Nicholson, Powell, and Livingston
attended the dance at Rewey Fri
day evening.
Mrs. Jennie NJ. Alcott spent
Wednesday in Dodgeville.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Andrew and
sons Lee and Robert attended the
Lancaster high school commence
ment exercises. Their daughter
Frances was one of the graduates.
Miss Fletcher. the trained nurse,
who has been waiting on Miss Wat
son, has returned home on account
of sickness in her family.
James Watson, who is engineer
at the Miffin mine, spent Sunday
with his family here.
Mrs. Ellen Nicholson is having
her house painted.
Fritz Schmitt has the lagrippe.
Mrs. Nathan Brown and Miss
jessie Bourette attended the funer-
al of their sisters little child at
Miff1in Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Kraemer Of
} Montfort were callers at James
Watson's Sunday.
Mrs. August Kamm and daughter
of Platteville are visiting with rela-
tiyes here.
Our school closes on Friday with
appropriate exercises by the chill
dren. On Friday evening, there
will be a contest and on Saturday
evening the commencement ex-
ercises will be held in the M. E.
church.
The Ladies' Aid and Juniors will
give a reception for the Seniors,
contestants and judges at the home
of Mrs. John Graham.
Fred Stephens attended meet
ing of the Bankers association at
Platteville on Wednesday,.
Miss Jeanette Allen has been
visiting in Cobb; she intends teach
ing at Mazomanie again the coming
year.
Nellie and Florence Biddick
visited with Bernice and Winnifred