Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-07-18
LIVINGSTON.

Mrs. d. 9. Moron was In Platte
vile Tuesday. Mrs. Bishop returned
home with her for a visit
Will Thiede was in Galena Friday.
Miss Ada cambridge and Miss
Osborne have been in Chicago the past
two weeks to consult an eye specialist.
Miss cambridge returned home Satur-
day, Miss Osbore is still here receiv-
ing treatment.
Eastman Ellsworth and wife visited
Highland relatives on Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. Warig ST., recently met
with painful and somewhat severe
accident. While engaged in her
household duties she fell, striking on
pail; it is hoped she will soon re-
cover.
DIR. Blanchard's son is suffering with
an injured ankle.
w. A. Alton and wife arrived
home from Chicago Saturday evening.
Bert Deter was here from Montfort
Sunday.
Joe Cook and wife ran down from
Montfort Thursday evening in fine
new 5000 white auto It's a hummer
and goes some.
Mrs. Fred Shepherd and little
daughter Dorothy. of Platteville,
spent this week at the Cocklin home.
Mrs F. w. Stephens entertained
twelve friends at slumber party last
Thursday night
Miss Joeckel has returned to her
home at Lancaster.
L. Miller and @. Waring attended
Mr.. Van Buren's funeral at Montfort
Monday.
J. W. Nicholas is clerking in Theo.
lGundlachs' hardware store.
Miss Edna Livingston has secured the
Georgetown school.
Mr.. Boil and family of Platteville,
who have been visiting with Chas.
Thompson and family have returned
home.
A number of our young people at
tended the leap year party at Montfort
Thursday night. 1t was good dark
night, SO proposing went easy.
Winnifred Alcott is visiting at
Arthur.
Mrs. Webb and childrnn and Jennie
Livingston are in Wesley attending
the F. w. camp meeting.
Miss Ethel Faares spent the sum-
mer here.
Pens Livingston made a trip to
Platteville Thursday evening.
J. G. Anderson is in Plattville in
the interests of the Coe, Converse &
Edwards Co.'S.
Several of our young ladies of the
Oh and Sth grades have been writing
w. G. T. U. prize essay on beer; each
little Miss is anxious to receive first
place.
Mr.. Dixon was up from Rewey
Thursday.
Chas. Waring Jr. is busy these
days. he is having new house put off
on his fathers farm and intends NOV
ing this fall.
Mrs. Waters of Platteville has been
visiting at the Laughton home.
Mrs. Bourette and Jessie are spend
ing the week at Geo. Bickford's.
Miss Lou Nicholson is at Edmund.
Miss Carol Livingston is home from
Fennimore.
Farmers are busy making hay and
its fine crop here this season.
While on duty as fireman last week
Frank Linenfelser was overcome by
the heat.
The W. G. t. U. have chosen the
following delegates to attend the coun-
ty convention a Mt. Hope in August
Mesdames Rundell, Laughton Fustice,
and Alcott. Mrs. Alcott will write
paper on the Merits of Local OPP
ton.
Miss Ollie Eustice expects to teach
at Pewaukee the ensuing yearly the
way, Livingston is turning out some
fine instructors.
Maud Livingson is home from Lam
caster.
W. A. Jones, of Mineral Point, was
business caller here Saturday.
Will Drinkwater is doing consider
able building and remodelng this sea-
son.
Jud Andrew intends building a
large new barn.
The Misses Allen have returned to
their home at Black River Falls,
after 8 nleasanf visit here with rala-