Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-06-13
LIVINGSTON.

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Nellie Drinkwater is visiting at
Billings.
Miss nellie Cocklin is home, as is
also Edna Livingston and Ollie
Eustice.
Mr.. Huston is learning the barber
trade with Il. M. Livingston.
Mrs. Hubert Livingston, Eva and
Kenneth are here from Lancaster
on visit.
Mrs. L. D. Eastman, of Lancas-
ter has Joined her children here at
the Hunter home.
j. T. Cox, of Potosi, candidate for
county clerk, was caller Wednes-
day. We would like to see Mr.. Cox
get the office; he was born and
raised near Lancaster, is an all
round good fellow and we'll quail
ged to fill with dignity and honor
the Office, and is deserving OF this
favor at the hands of the people.
Give him your help.
Misses Shyrle and Hanna Nichol-
son are In Cuba.
Messrs. Fritz Schmitt, August
Theide and Misses Georgia Watson
and Eva Livingston visited Miss
Wstson's parents, at Mlfiin Sunday,
Chas. Theide spent Sunday at
Galena; look ont Charlie living ex
penses are hi h, and she may insist
upon having an automobile.
Earl and Roscoe Liddle were here
from Mif1ln Saturday evening.
Mr.. Reynolds and Will auglll, of
Cobb, spent Sunday in our midst.
Mrs. Ourband, of Struble, Iowa,
has beer visiting with Mrs. Dolphin.
Mrs. Frank Blanchard, of Benton,
is visiting at Weber's; she lost a S.
bill Saturday night but it was soon
returned to her by Hanna Nichol--
son.
Chas. Thompson and family spent
Sunday at Platteville.
Charles Smith and family and
Leon 10y and family spent We'd
nesday at Frank Aliens.
Our out of town teachers and
students are coming home for their
summer vacation.
Our faculty for the ensuing year
consists of: Prin., Owen Gibbon,
Rewey, Int, Miss Conner, High
land; Primary, Miss O'Doud, Miner
al Point.
The W. c. T. u. will meet with
Jennie M. Alcott Saturday after
noon; they were unable to meet
there last week on account OF Mrs.
Alcott being sick.
Mrs. Wilkie Biddick is here from
Baraboo.
Joe Biddick and wife are enjoying
a visit from their grand children.
The following young people pic
n1cked at Pecatomic Monday. Carol,
Maud and Irene Livingston, Vera
Eastman and Bernice and Winni-
fred AlcOtt.
Everett Glenn, of Rewey, spent
Sunday at Jno. Alcott's.
Frank Allen and Chas. Thomp-
son were at Highland last Thurs
day
Miss Martha Watson has been
visiting at George Livingston's.
Miss Lou Nicholson is home from
Mif1in.
Mrs. Frank Bishop, of Mineral
Point, has been visiting with her
mother, Mrs. Chamley.
The Holiness church and meat
market is receiving coat of paint.
Two latter sday saints held a
street meeting here Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Stephens at.
tended the Platteville high school
commencement exercises.
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs.
Dolphin Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Wagner, of Sitter, is visit
ing at the McClemans home.
Russell Griffith believes IN having
plenty of fresh air, he has sleeping
apartments fixed up out doors.
A teacher in childrens' class was
asking the pupils what it was we
had in June meaning "childrens'
day" and one little fellow replied
promptly, June bugs.
John Nicholson is employed at
California.
Mrs. John Noble and Mia went
to Chicago Monday for a visit.
Miss Ruth Wright has returned
to her home at Lancaster, while
here she was the guest of Frances
Andrew.
Miss Cora Arnold of Mt. Ida, is