Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-02-22
LIVINGSTON.

S. E. Livingston went to Galena
Saturday.
Miss Bessie Allen has returned
from Mazomania.
Miss Alice Bishop, of Mineral
Point, attended the party given the
Our Ways by S. E. Livingston.
Miss Hunter and brother Will,
have been visiting in Lancaster at
the L. d. Eastman home.
Mrs. Vance Harmon, of Montfort,
is visiting with relatives in this
vicinity.
Chas. Dixon, of Rewey, was here
Monday.
Y. L. Alcott, of Plattev1lle, was
caller Tuesday.
Prof. Hazeltine, of the U. W., was
an over Sunday guest at the Allen
home, he was accompanied to Cobb
by Miss Bessie Allen.
The sad news reached us Sunday
evening of the death of Mrs. Rundel,
wife of Johnson Rundel, president
of the Livingston State bank, at her
home in Platteville Sunday evening
at 6 o'clock. Her death came as a
shock to her many friends and
relatives. Besides the loss her hus-
band and family sustain. Mrs. Run
del will be greatly missed in church
and temperance work, being very
useful woman. Mrs. Rundel was
the first president of the Livingston
W. Q. T. u, and to her faithful
ness and Christian perseverance,
the union is greatly indebted. She
has gone to join the white ribbon
throng. God in his wisdom has seen
fit to call her, may her loved ones
find his grace sufficient. I'm my
fathers house ale many mansions,
if it were not so l would have told
you; go to prepare place for you
that where am there We may be
ALSO"
Mrs. Mary Wess- Hill, of Montfort,
is visiting with relatives here.
A pretty home wedding occurred
at the Harlan Biddick home, We'd
nesday, Feb. 10, when their eldest
daughter, Miss Bessie was given in
marriage, to Lester Matthews, of
Arthur, Wis. Rev. Frank Kamm
read the impressive ceremony, join
ing these two in holy wedlock in
the presence of a large crowd of
friends and relatives. Both young
people are we'll and favorably
known in this community, Bessie
having grown to womanhood near
here, and her husband residing on
farm in Arthur, they have the
love and respect of all. They start
out on llfe's journey under favor
able circumstances, may they have
many roses along life's pathway,
and few thorns is our wish. They
were attended by Emma Th1ede
and George Bickford
Theo. Gundlach and wife and J.
L. Alcott and wife attended the
Matthew-Biddick wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Pettera, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin Biddick. T. Biddick and
wife, and Mabel, were here in at
tendance ct the Matthe ws-Biddlck
wedding.
Miss Vera Alcott, OF Platteville,
is visiting at the III. FL. Biddick
home; she played the wedding
march at the -Biddick
wedding,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Rundel are in
PIatteville.
Rev. Frank Kamm is holding
revival meetings at the F. M.
church; Rev. Fay, Of Evansville is
assisting him.
The Our Way Club will give a
leap year party, Feb. %. Music by
Galena orchestra.
There will be a shower given in
honor of Miss Emma Thiede, Friday
evening.
Mrs. Earl Skate is on the sick list.
John Dale has returned to Madi-
son.
Mr.. Will Muller is again at his
place of business after an absence
caused by lagrippe.
There will be quarterly meeting
held in the M. E. church Sunday
evening.
The chlldren's class had temper
ance meeting Wednesday night, an
interesting meeting was held.
A merry crowd of young people
were entertained at the George
Andrew home, Tuesday evening.
Miss Gussie Brlndley, of Boscobel,
is here visiting with her cousin,
teaching near here.
w. Skate and Tom Beehan were
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