Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-05-16
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Mrs James Alton entertained the
Aid on Tuesday afternoon.
Livingston ought to send good
delegation over to Lancaster for
Memorial day We are glad to have
one of our boys, John Watson, de-
liver the Grafton and know it will
be a good one. John is a good
speaker and chock full OF loyalty
and patriotism and the right kind
of young man all the way through.
If rain brings rest we certainly
had our share this season.
The stewards for the M. E.
church, Mesdames Fisher, Graham,
Alcott and Edna Iverson have been
collecting this week, Sunday being
quarterly meeting. Rev. Bird of
Fennimore, will preach in the after
noon and administer the sacrament
of the Lords Supper.
Sunday was Fern Weber's birth
day; she received nice gold watch
as token of the day.
Bible study class meets with
Martha Watson. Friday evening.
J. e. Livingston took a crowd Of
ladies' out to ]. H. Livingston Fri
day afternoon to view the ruins.
Mr., Livingston carried no cyclone
insurance.
Mrs. A. Webb is on the sick list.
W. D. Cox, prohibition speaker
was unable to fill his appointment
here last week, but will do so at a
later date.
Clarence Sweeney, of Dodgeville,
was an over Sunday visitor at the
Allen home.
Ernest Blddick was at Linden Sun
day.
Mrs Charlie Grindell and daugh-
ter, came Saturday from Platteville
for visit with relatives.
Mr. Wilkinson has been taking
some kodak views.
Nellie and Florence Biddick spent
Sunday at the Alcott home.
Mineral Point carpenters are here
repairing the Coker mine.
Mrs Pierce is visiting Mrs Moore.
Several of our young people at
tended the contest at Platteville
Friday evening
Forest Livingston, little 5 year
old son of 81. M. Livingston, heard
his mother remark upon one oc-
casion it was foggy day, coming
in at another time he says mamma
1t is tOadv day.
A crowd of young ladies viz
Carol and Carrie Livingston, Mamie
Marshall, Bernlce and Winifred
Alcott, picnicked at the old Wood
ward farm Friday afternoon.
Miss Georgia Watson entertained
the Our Ways for the last time
until fall, when they expect to hold
meetings again in the same ''Our
Way"
Our primary and Int. teachers
are getting up a program for the
last day of school.
The Fisher children spent Sun
at Martenville, with their grandma.
Mrs. Martell.
, Messrs. G. Wilkinson, John Liv-
1ngston and Misses Allen and
O'Dowd, spent Sunday afternoon at
Pine Knob.
G. A. Bishop and family Sundayed
at Fawcett's
S. E. Livingston has returned
from 1alena.
Chas. Eustice went with Geo..
Vipond to Blue River to buy stock.
Miss Prideaux went to Dodgeville
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Chas. Meyers, of Lancaster,
is here.
Miss Florence O'Connel IS home
from teaching near Mt. Ida. Her
school is out.
Jack Bellings has purchased d
driving horse from Arch Livingston.
Sam Nero is home from Lancas-
ter.
Victor Guncn and family were
here from MiffiIn Sunday.
Miss Lulu Watson went to Cobb
Saturday to visit Merle Birkitt.
Miss May Kirkpatrick spent last
week in Platteville.
Misses Alice Livingston and
Mile Allen visited relatives in
Platteville last week.
Chas. and August Thide spent
Wednesday in PlatteYille.
Miss Pearl Wright, of Lancaster,
is the guest of Frances Andrew.
w. c. Livingston is in Montfort
The w. G. T. u. will hold thei1
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