Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-02-01

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Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Rundell,
Nellie Rundell and Mr. and Mrs. T.
Watson, were among the number,
who attended Mrs Katherine Bidd-
lexis funeral, held at Montfort on
Thursday.
Mr.. Frank Bucket of Linden is
visiting with his sister Mrs. James
Watson.
Miss Bessie Carter returned to her
home at Lancaster Thursday, after
pleasant visit at the home of her
brother, DR.. Roy Carter.
Mrs. r. S. Jacobs has the grip.
S. E. Livingston went to Lam
caster Monday morning.
Mr.. VIM. Skalfe Sr recently
visited at Dodgeville.
j. L. Livingston has purchased
one of the surveys Chas. Thompson
had in the livery.
Geo. A. Moore apd wife of Lam
caster, G. Latham of Excelsior and
Il. Latham of Woodmau, spent last
Friday with Az asa Latham and
wife.
Mrs. Carter of Des MONIES, Iowa,
is visiting at the home of q. Vipond
Henry Schmitt went to Boscobel
with his sisters on their return
home.
w. T. Skate has a number of
men with teams, filling his ice
| house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bell Alton, of Cobb,
spent Saturday and Sunday at the
James Alton home.
Mrs. A P. Anderson and chill
dren, visited portion of last week
at the Carter home.
Chas Thompson and family visit
ed over Sunday, at the home of HI.
BOIL and wife of Platteville.
Harry and Fern Rundell, students
at Platteville, spent the week end
with their parents.
Hazel Watson is in Platteville.
John Miller is learning the black
smith trade with John Graham.
Special service commenced on
Thursday evening, at the Holiness
church.
Ole Knutson passed away at his
home here at an early hour, Tues
morning. Jan %, after an extended
illness. Funeral was held We'd
nesday at the NJ E. church, inter
ment in Rock cemetery.
Mr. Hunt, school inspector, visited
our schools on Tuesday.
The Ladies' Aid held a pantry
sale in Aliens store Saturday after
noon, and if you for moment
doubt the Livingston ladies as be-
ing good cooks, just sample few OF
the goodies at the next sale.
Rem Alcock, of ReweY, was
business caller Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mitchell, of
MIMI, and John Mitchell, of Col,
are here on visit with relatives,
after an absence of SO years.
Mrs. Geo. Dolphin was up from
ReweY, Saturday.
]. w. Nicholson, of Albany, has
been spending few days here. He
was a business caller at Platteville,
Monday.
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Rev. B D. Fay, of the Ill con-
ference will preach in the F. M.
church Sunday afternoon.
Rev. Fleming, of Racine, came
Thursday evening.
Miss Leora Bunker, teaching at
Waterloo, has been at her home in
MOntfort on account of measles.
Mr. and Mrs. Yves Hill, of Mont
fort, visited with friends here We'd
nesday.
Miss Luella Nicholson, of Mif1in,
spent saturday here.
Miss Dora IversCn has returned
from a visit at Mt. Horeb.
Fritz Sehmitt is home from a
visit at BoscObel.
Weaver Bros. Minstrels arc billed
for here, Feb. A.
The w. F. NJ. S, of the M. E.
church, held meeting at the home
of Miss Mile Rundell Thursday
evening.
Miss Shyrle Nicholson entertained
q few friends TO q O'Clock dinner