Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-01-25
visiting with her daughter, Mrs
Jake Grunewald.

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has re installed their telegraph in
strument here. Thiswent into effect
Thursday due to an investigation
being made, as to the amount of
business, done at this point; Mr.
Hooper is still agent here.
Misses Nellie and Ema Schmitt of
Boscobel are guests of their brother
Henry and family.
Eugene Willard and wife of
Beaver Dam are visiting with his
parents.
On Tuesday evening at $50
O'Clock occurred the death of Mrs.
Earl Muller, aged SO yrs. Mrs.
Mueller has been a great sufferer
for years she recently suffered a
severe attack of lagrippe; at first it
was thought she might recover. but
in her weakened condition, it
proved too much for endurance. and
death came as a release from years
of suffering. Besides her husband
and little daughter. Mrs. Mueller
leaves to mourn her loss many re-
latives friends, to whom we extend
our sympthy. II am the resurrec
ton and the life; he that believeth
in me though he were dead, yet
shall he live, and he that beleiveth
on me shall never die" Funeral was
held at the M. E. church Thursday
at 1890 o'clock. Interment at the
German cemetery.
Miss Mabel Williams Sundayed
with relatives here.
81. M. Livingston is in Lancaster
Mr.. and Mr.. Matt Rain have re-
turned from a weeks visit at
Mifflin.
The Sandman mine will begin
operations this week, after several
months idleness. The Co. have
purchased more land.
| Mr.. Ned Ivey of Lancaster was a
guest at the Andrew home over
ESunday. @
Mrs. A. P. Anderson and children
OF Lancaster are visiting with her
sister Mrs. Roy Carter.
DR.. Carter made professional
trip to Rewey Tuesday.
| Bernice Alcott went to Lancaster,
last Friday to consult DIR. Gault IN
regard to her eyes; she returned
home Monday evening.
Mrs. Arch Rundell spent Friday
in Platteville, at the Johnson Run
dell home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rem Alcock were up
from Rewey Saturday, Mrs. AlcOck
attended the union in the afternoon.
VIM. Kennedy has returned to
Montfort after putting on the first
coat of plastering on JnO. Alcott's
residence.
Miss Maggie Woodward of Hurley
S. D., is visiting with relatives in
and around Livingston.
Mr.. Chas. Thompson has disposed
of his livery business to Arch Liv-
ingston, and now has the mail
route formerly carried by Carl
Mueller.
Miss Jennie Powell of Dodgeville
came Saturday night to visit with
friends.
Mrs. Billings and and Miss Shyrle
Nicholson are recovering from grip.
Mr.. Mccoy will soon move
his family out into the country, as
he intends working for John (Booth)
Livingston the ensuing year.
DR.. Willard of Platteville made a
professional visit here Monday.
Bert Alton spent Sunday at Cobb.
Miss Frideaux our Int. teacher is
still at her home in Dodgeville,
owing to her fathers illness, S. E.
Livingston is substituting for her in
the school room.
Miss George Watson spent sever
al days this week at the Charles
Kramer home in Montfort.
The Gedium Stock Co. went to
Highland Monday morning after
filing weeks engagement here.
j. w. Nicholas was here from
Albany over Sunday.
Mrs Martell Of Martinville spent
Sunday with daughter Mrs. VIM.
Fisher.
S. E Livingston spent Saturday
and Sunday in Galena Tuesday
morning. He gave the school an
interesting talk on Grants home at
that place.
Mrs. Tufley is confined to the
prevalent grip.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Leon 10y have
been visiting with Alex Sweeney
and wife at Dodgeville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Livingston
spent Friday in DOdgeville.
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