Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-02-15
LIVINGSTON.
.DeciaI correspondence to the Herald.

Special Correspondence 70 the AeEalu-
Miss Clara Smisrood left for her
home in Joyce, Iowa, on Monday,
after a pleasant visit at the Iverson
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mitchell have
returned to their home at Mimi,
after spending several weeks visit
ingrelatives in Montfort and Liv-
ingston.
Geo. Jacobs, of GAINESVILLE, has
returned to his home taking Robert
and Gwedolin with him. Mrs.
Jacobs is improving rapidly.
Mr.. and7 Mrs. Jack David, of
Platteville, spent Saturday here,
combining business with pleasure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webb we're called
to Rockford, H.. by the death of
Mrs. Webb's brother-in-law
Geo. Livingston is quite sick at
his home, his son Herbert from
GAINESVILLE is here.
q. L. Alcott, of Platteville, was
mere MONDAY.
John Dale, of Madison, is visiting
with his family. Mrs. Dale and chill
dren expect to move to Madison
some time soon.
Word has sbeen received of the
death of Mr.. PrideauX, our former
Int. teachers father, at his home in
Dodgeville. The pupils manifested
their sympathy by sending flowers.
A sleigh load of young people
were entertained at the home Of E.
Bailie Monday evening.
o. Iverson and Mesdames J.
Allen, Weber and Ellsworth are on
the sick list.
Word has Ibeen received from
Mrs. Julia Barber Livingston, who
recently underwent such critical
operation in DR.. Rusis hospital.
that she is getting along nicely:
we trust she may recover rapidly
and soon be able to be at home with
her family.
A merry crowd surprised Mr..
Theodore Gundlach on his birthday
Tuesday evening; we would tell his
age if we knew as being married il
would be safe.
J. J. Andrew and family spent
Sunday at the Jud Andrew home.
j. W. Watson and Ada we're id
Lancaster Saturday. Miss Ada will
teach the Archa Rundel school; Miss
Belva Yipond resignlng on account
OF i'll health.
Thursday night will close the
meetings at the Holiness church.
Mr.. Madison Is a very earnest
worker; we understand Rev. E.
Kamm will soon commence meet
ings at the T. M church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Watson at
tended the Lou. johnson sale near
Cobb Monday.
There are new babies at the Green
and Krane homes.
Miss Merle Birkett was given a
surprise Monday evening by num-
of her friends, before the family
leave for their new home near Cobb.
Pres. Livingston and son Will of
Plattevllle, spent Saturday here
with his mother.
Miss O'Dowd entertained the Our
Way club Tuesday evening in her
usual pleasing manner. The Our
Ways are talking of giving a leap
year party in the near future, but
as some of the young ladies are so
shy, the date is indefinite.
S. z. Livingston and Frances
Andrew went to Lancaster, Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Biddick have
taken up their residence on the
farm home,
The following gentlemen, Drs.
Tuff1ey, Carter and r. W. Stephens,
accompanie by their wives en-
joyed a sleigh ride out to Sam
Mero's Monday evening.
Fred Hooks and Ella Peterson
were married Tuesday at Galena.
DR.. Carter made a professional
trip to Rewey Tuesday, Mrs. Carter
went with HIM; they are now in
Lancaster to attend the Glenn
Pendleton wedding.
John Holtz, miller of Fennimore,
attended the cheese meeting held
here Monday.
Cards are out announcing the
marriage of Miss Bessie B1ddick to
7. Matthews Wednesday, Feb. 10,
at the home of the BRIDES parents.
III. H. BiddIck and wife.
Bryon Alton, Of Linden, was a
business caller Monday.
FL. Ii. Biddick and wife, Hiram
and Franklin, werein Platteville Sat.