Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-02-29
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visited with his sister Martha here;
between trains Saturday.
Miss Fern Rundel, Alta Skate
and Franklin Rundel. students at
Platteville visited with their parents
here this week.
Miss Veva Alcott has returned to
her home at Platteville.
Miss Minnie Brindley, teacher at
Crow branch, accompanied her
cousin Miss Gussie Brindley to Fen
nimore on her return trip to her
home at Boscobel.
Will Goldman and Ed Olson of
Animation, were here Saturday even
ing to see Mr. Krahn, who is in
quite a critical condition.
DIR. Godfrey, of Lancaster, was
called here Monday to see Mr..
Krahn. 1t was thought at first an
operation would be necessary, but
1T was postponed and he is now
getting along as well as can be ex-
pected.
Herbert Livingston and Fritz
Schmitt were Monttort callers Mon
day.
Mrs. Rem Alcock, Joe and Frank
visited here Wednesday,.
j. M. Donnelly, of Bloomington,
was here Monday on horse bust
ness.
J. Z. Livingston, Harlie Thomp-
son and Rev. Madison have been in
attendance at a Holiness convention
in Walton, Wis.
Mrs. Arthur Webb is confined to
her home with sickness.
Aunt Alice Watson spent Satur
day with her son Charles.
Mrs. John Barber returned Tues
day evening from DR., Reise's hospi-
tai IN Dodgewille
G.. L. Alcott, of Platteville, spent
Monday and Tuesday here.
The little folks surprised Curtis
Fisher on his 18th birthday Monday
evening and enjoyed a royal good
time.
Miss Fern Weber joined the
Rebekah's Tuesday evening: the
same evening a spread was given
for Mr.. Birkitt and Merle, who soon
leave for their now home at Cobb.
A jolly little crowd of IL made a
raid on Miss Rundell, at her home
Tuesday evening, bringing lunch
and good cheer.
On Monday evening Miss Merle
Birkett entertained her friends.
The Galena orchestra will play
for the Our Way leap year party
here this Thursday. We will tell
you more about it next week. We
only know of one person sure to
come i. e, Ned Ivey, and if you want
to know the reason why ask
Justices efficient and accommodate
ing clerk.
S. E. Livingston has returned
from Galena and other points.
Miss Georgia Watson has been
somewhat indisposed this week.
Every one was delighted with J.
Platt Jones, impersonator, appear
ing in Aliens hall Saturday night,
on the 9Th number of the lecture
course.
Jack Noble intends moving his
family on the Willard farm next
Monday. Sever Kunutson will oc-
cupy Mr.. Mobiles house.
John Graham and Lucille went to
Dodgeville Wednesday.
Doc. Wells, an oldtime miner, died
at his home near here Sunday, Feb.
%, 1908. He was an uncle of Less
and A. V. Wells and was buried at
Arthur.
The wedding bells are ringing;
more good things to eat.
Rev. Merrifeld preached an ex-
cellent sermon in the M. E church
Sunday evening, and assisted Rev.
a. Verran in administering the
sacrament OF the Lords's supper at
the close.
The M. E. Sunday school held
their annual election of officers
Wednesday evening.
John NJ. Ellsworth intends moving
his family in the Vipond house.
0. White and family are visiting
at the Bourette home.
Chas. Thompson was a recent |
business caller at Monroe.
On account of the trains not run
ming on schedule time Tuesday,
Arch Livingston drove John Liv-
ingston to Dodgev1lle.
Saturday being a legal holiday, F. |