Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-10-10
LIVINGSTON.

visit from her mother Mrs. Sweeney,
of Lancaster.
There will be temperance lecture
in the M. E. church Friday evening.
1t is hoped there will be good atten-
dance.
Harley Thompson g house is going
up fast.
Hiss Bessie Allen spent Sunday at
her home here.
Hazel Dolphin run needle in her
hand Sunday. The doctor has been
unable to find the piece so far, and it
is causing her considerable pain.
Frank Iinenfeser now has a run
between Madison and Galena.
Miss Prideaux, Of Linden, attended
the lecture here Saturday evening.
Mrs. Tom Watson and Miss Sue
Watson were shopping in Platteville
last Friday.
Geo. Lang is here from Madison.
Eastman Ellsworth had runaway
Sunday afternoon while out driving
with his wife. Near the Coker mine
the team became frightened at Mr..
Meyers auto, throwing Mrs. Ellsworth
out and cutting one of the horses on a
wire fence, the rig was completely
demolished and Mr.. Ellsworth and
wife are quite fortunate to have
escaped any serious bodily injury.
DR.. Long filled the first number of
the Lecture Course Saturday evening
in a very pleasing manner with a
lecture on Law, Love and Habit .
Jennie Livingston substituted for
Sue Livingston at the Crow Branch
school last week.
Mr.. Mccoy, has moved his family
into the house vacated by Will Hanson.
Miss Nellie Cocklin and Lawrence
and Dorothy Shepherd, of Platteville,
visited at the DR.. Cocklin home on
Saturday.
Geo. Meyers and family and Mrs.
Frederick, of Platteville, visited at
the Harry Allen home, Sunday.
Russell Griffith arrived home from
Boscobel Monday noon.
CReichert has disposed of his farm,
and expects to move to Washington to
make his home.
Mrs. w. G. Livingston is recover
ing from her recent illness.
Mrs. Jennie M. Alcott arrived home
from Potosi. Friday evening.
I'll. R. Livingston is packing his
household goods preparatory to NOV
ing on his farm in S. Dakota.
Mrs. F. S. Tufiey and Florence
returned on Saturday from a visit at
Boscobel with Mrs. Tufiey's mother.
Mrs. F. W. Stephens is visiting in
Barnaveld with her sister Mrs VIM.
Pryor.
The Jacobs Bros. will erect re-
pair shop on their corner lot. This
will be quite an improvement
Roy Alcott, of Linden, Sundayed
here.
F. w. Watson was business caller
at Montfort Friday.
J. Doran, of Montfort, was bust
ness caller Wednesday.
Lloyd Rundell had business at the
county seat Monday.
Mrs. Jno. Laughton and daughter
Via, of Platteville, spent last Satur-
day at the Grin Laughton home.
Mrs. Eda Alton and Jennie Living
ston visited with Mrs. VIM. Field
house at DodgevilIe, last week.
Mrs. Weber is in Dodgeville, called
there by her fathers illness.
Joe Nicholson went to Hurley S. d.
He may take up claim in some part
of S. D.
r. Haskins and family spent Sun
day at the Peck home in Animation.
Russell Griffith went to Rewey
| w 0uu0Sudy.
Sam Griffith was a business caller
in Rewey Thursday.
The Ladies' Aid are working hard
to get ready for their Bazaar which
they expect to hold some time in
November.
DR.. Carter and wife spent Sunday
in Lancaster.
s. E. Livingston has returned from
Eu Claire; he visited his parents in
Lancaster over Sunday.
Morley Preston, of Rewey was here
Monday.
Mr.. Zellers has moved his family
into the house across from Griswold