Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-08-24
LIVINGSTON.

Miss Lizzie Watson, who has
been assisting in the care Of her sis
ter Martha, left on Thursday for
Parker, S. D., where she will teach
the ensuing year.
Miss Ethel Carter Of Lancaster
spent a portion of Thursday here,
her brother Roy filing some teeth
for her.
MRS. Will Whitcomb has been
visiting at the home Of her parents,
Joe Nicholas and wife. She return
ed home Thursday.
John AEcott and family spent Sun
day at H. Biddick's.
James Watson and wife attended
the Mineral Point fair, also Mrs.
Chas. Thompson.
Mrs. Mclaughlin who has been
spending the summer with her
daughter Mrs. John Livingston, has
returned to her heme at Ben ton,
Miss Edith Brighton accompanying
her there.
Mr.. Hughes and fam1ly'of Mo. are
stopping at the Weber's.
Mrs. Showalter of Lancaster who
has been visiting with the Allen and
Weber families has returned home.
Roxy Allen and 'Gert1e Weber took
her to Coker to see the mine.
Mrs. o. Laughton, Mrs. A. Run
dell, Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. Biddick,
Mrs. Geo. Andrews, Jennie and Sue
Livingston attended the w. Z. T.
u. convention neld at Lancaster
this week. Miss Sue Livingston
read q paper at the convention.
Quite a number Of our young
people are going to write entrance
examinations at the Platteville Nor
nal. Among them are Fern Run
dell, and Gladys and Hazel Watson.
Mrs. Ethel Brown an5 baby Of
Prairie du Chen are visiting with
her mother Mrs. Bennett.
Mrs. DAZZLING. of Saltwater, Mimi :,
VINO was called here to attend the
funeral of her nephew Ernest Els
worth left for her home on Non
day.
Eastman Ellsworth arrived home
Thursday from the deaconess hos
pital at st. Louis. Osmond Baker
accompanied him. We are glad to
haoI- 0f his recovery.
Mrs. nellie Ritchman has returned
TO her home at Ritchman, Ill.
The La Crosse orchestra furnished
music for a dance last Wednesday.
They gave excellent satisfaction.
Mrs. Kate Hillary of Arthur drove
I'D on Thursday and took her moth
I Mrs. Watson back for visit.
Miss Verda AIcock has been visit
ng relatives n Arthur. She arriv-
d home Wednesday evening. Her
.ousin Abbie Of Plattev1lle is visit
ng her.
&c. Watson spent Thursday in
iOntfort.
Miss Mabel Rundell has returned
rom her visit with Rewey relatives.
Miss Hannah Nicholson came over
rom DOdgeville Wednesday to visit
Ter sister Shyrle. She returned
lOme Thursday.
Mrs. II. Biddick, Miss Edna Iver-
on, Miss Josie Gundlach and Miss
alice Willard are in Milwaukee this
week. While there Mrs. Biddiek
viii consult DR.. Schneider.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Alton, Mr..
md Mrs. Will Alton and Bert Alton
lttended the wedding of Elmer Fox
md Ida Alton at Cobb Wednesday,
Miss Carol Livingston is visiting
n Fennimore.
c. n. Angus of Lancaster is here.
John @. Livingston spent Thurs
lay inLaneaster.
Mrs. Geo. Dolphin spent Friday
in Rewey.
Jack Graham is having quite a
severe time with one of his eyes;
a short time ago he got a piece OF
steel lodged in the eye ball; DR..
Tufley removed portion Of 1t but
was unable to get it all; it caused
him so much distress he thought it
best to go to Milwaukee and consult
an oeulist in regard to it.
Miss M. KnutsOn has returned
from the city with her fall stock of
millinery.
The Sunday school picnic was
held in the Edglngton Grove; 100
were in attendance.
Will Hill OF Ireland, a former
residence of this place is here visit
ing with relatives.
Mr.. Anderson and family. Misses
Jennie Livingston and Anna Burton