Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-11-16
LIVINGSTON NOTES
By One of the Herald's HustlIng Cor
respondents.

In regard to this matter seem very slow.
Butter you know must be eaten
And meat tastes some COCO TOO
We all know HCnr IS a real necessity
So what's a fellow going TO do:
We're hoping the matter will soon De
For it hurts us just like sin
When everything is goIn out
And nothing coming IN.
Mr.. Madison of Racine and Mrs.
Boyce of Milwaukee helpers IN the
Holiness convention have returned
TO their homes. Meetings are still
in progress at the Holiness church
with Rev. Riddick of Spencerville.
Ohio in charge.
Mrs. Edith Kunutson and Mrs.
Jennie Alcott we're at Montfort Fri
day.
miss Nellie, Allen spent a few days
in Platteville recently.
Priu. Carl Wilkinson and Miss
Vera Pfideaux report pleasant
and profitable time while attending
the teachers convention.in Milwau-
kee.
Miss Mile Livingston has re-
turned from a pleasant visit with
Mrs. Alice Bishop at Mineral Point.
Mrs. Alice Watson has been spend
ing few days with her daughter,
Mrs. Kate Hillary at Arthur.
Misses Hannah and Luella Nichol-
son of Mif1in spent Sunday with
their sister Shyrle.
Rev. Walter Jones went to
Pardevllle Saturday TO take charge
of his work there. He will return
and carry the mail this week until
some one is appointed to fill his
place. Mrs. Jones and Mildred
have been in Pardeville over a
week. We regret very much to
have Mr.. Jones and family leave US.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Luxmore and
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Shepherd and
family of Platteville visited at Grin
Laughtons over Sunday.
Druggist Schm1tt and wife are
home from Milwaukee.
s. E. Livingston was in Milwau-
kee Friday and Saturday; while
there he met Harry Andrews who is
getting along fine in his work.
Chas. Dixon spent Sunday at
Rewey.
Amos Smith of Rewey spent Mon
day and Tuesday here.
Miss Mile Rundell spent the
fore part of the'week with her sister,
Mrs. Hughes at Rewey.
James Watson, engineer at the
Squirrel mine at Mifiin, spent a
portion of last week here with his
family.
Word has been received that
Arthur Livingston is improving,
his mother has returned from
GAINESVILLE and his sister Sue has
gone to be with him, his two
brothers Wallace and Sam, of
Oklahoma City, arrived here today
from GAINESVILLE being called there
by Arts illness. The many friends
of the family rejoice to hear Of his
Improvement.
Hugh r. Livingston has sold the
place he recently bought of Arch
Dietzman to Mr. Krane of Animation.
Don't forget the Bazaar and
supper to be given by the Ladies'
AID in Aliens hall Saturday even
ing, Nov. %. The girls of the Our
Way Club intend having a candy
and popcorn booth. Let everyone
come and help to make this a
success. Some nice wOrsted and
calico quilts for sale besides other
articles. Music by the orchestra. @
Bernice and Win1fred Alcott spent
two days at 81. 81. BiddIck.
Frank Hooks has moved into
Harry Aliens old house.
Mrs. Hanson, and children, of
North Dakota, are visiting at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
o. Kunutson.
John Schneider has moved his
family INTO the residence purchased
of James Alton.
Mrs. Weber and Mrs. Cocklin
spent Sunday at Dodgeville.
Miss Name Kirk returned Wednes-
day from a visit at Montfort with
her friend Miss Leora Bunker.
Mrs. Frank Allen has returned
home; her sister Mrs. Eastman
came with her.
Mrs. e. a. Heath OF Eau Gale,
Wis, state supervising deputy was
here Tuesday and Wednesday look
ing up the interest of Royal Neigh
Dor Camp.
Mrs. Fred Stephens, Mrs. James
Watson. and Mrs. Jacobs spent
Wednesday with Mrs. Chas. Krae-
mer at Montfort.