Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-03-28
LIVINGSTON.

Special Correspondence to the Herald.
Oliver Rundel, teacher near Madi-
son, is here enjoying his spring va
cation.
Miss Matilda Knutson went to
Milwaukee Monday morning.
Miss nellie Livingston has return
ed from visit at Mineral Point.
Mrs. A belong and baby, of
Montfort, visited with her sister,
Mrs. BransbY Skate, Monday and
Tuesday.
Miss Minnie Skate has returned
to Platteville.
Arch Livingston and Paul Fisher
drove Walt. Allen and Harry
Marshall to Miff1in Sunday, the two
latter being employed at the
Squirrel NINE.
John Alcott is remodeling a
kitchen for Gotlieb Miller.
Will Thieie and Edith Gundlach
and Flossle Dolphin attended a
party at Mifiln Friday night.
Fritz Schmitt and Harry Eustice
were at Montfort Saturday.
The following visited the school
on Monday: Oliver Rundel, S. E..
Livingston, L. Starr, George Hoff,
Lee Andrew, Ora Watson, Lulu
Jewell, Belva Vipond and Mabel
Prideaux.
Paul Fisher was at Cobb Friday.
L, Starr, of Lancaster, is the guest
of Lee Andrew, and George Hoff of
Paul Fisher.
Will Skate, James Alton, John
Thompson, Albert Eastman attend
ed the John Fosbinder funeral at
Montfort
Mrs. Dolphin was up from Rewey
Friday.
The NJ. E Sunday school has
elected the following officers and
teachers: Supt., John Schneider;
Asst. Supt., Mile Rundel; Treas
urer, Ruby Skate; Sec, Lulu Wat
son; Librarian, Fern Weber and
Martha Watson; Teachers, Mrs.
Fisher, Mrs. Matte Graham, Mrs.
Jennie Alcott, Misses M. Rundel,
Rose Andrew, Sue Livingston, M.
Knutson, Edna Iverson. and Mr..
Harper.
The temperance address given in
the M. E. church Friday by Miss
Lillian Phelps, of Canda, waa very
interesting Miss Phelps had some
thing to say and said it in manner,
commanding the attention and
thought of all present.
Mrs. Frank Blanchard and Mrs.
Earl Skate went to Montfort Sat-
urday; they missed the o'clock
tram and came home in an auto.
Oliver Rundel went to PlatteYille
Monday night.
Mrs. Prideaux and daughter
Mabel, of Dodgeville, visited with
Miss Verda, from Friday until Mon
day. They were the guests of Mrs.
Charles Bushnell, of Rewey, on
Sunday.
MISS Shyrle Nicholson is agent
for the Chas. A. Stephens suits.
Chas. War1ng Jr., met with a
Slight accident at the Coker mine
recently.
Mrs. Roy Carter and Miss Bessie
are recovering from an attack OF
la grippe.
Miss Mabel Williams. visited with
relatives here over Sunday.
Miss Lulu Jewell, of Dodgeville,
is visiting with Miss Ore Watson.
Miss Jessie Bourette and Ella
Markham went to Highland Mon
dav, to attend birthday party at
the Martin home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bickford,
Jr., intend to commence house
keeping this week on farm near
Rewey.
Mrs. Len Miller is visiting with
her daughter, Mrs. EDDY OF Du'
buque.
Miss jeanette Allen is home from
visit at Platteville.
Miss Name Kirk entertains the
Our Ways this week.
Geo. Andrew intends building q
large barn this season.
FL. Schmitt and Jen Watson went
fishing recently and came home
with quite a string of fish; they
claimed to have caught them
perhaps with a slver hook.
1t is anticipated that Rev. Catch,
pole will talk in the M. E. church
next Sabbath evening, in the in
terests of the children's home which
he represents.
Rev. Madison is in Chicago this
week.
Miss Georgia Watson is visiting