Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-06-27
LIVINGSTON.

death of Lucille Graham, eldest
daughter of John and Martha
Graham, which occurred at 4 O'Clock
Monday evening, of diabetes. Lucille
was sweet lovable child, shortly
past her 18th birthday, and will
be missed by many loving hearts.
The happy home circle is broken,
God has seen fit to call another low
ed one home and while hearts are
crushed with grief, we must submit
to the inevitable, believing He
doeth all things we'll" The bereav-
ed parents, sister and brother and
sorrowing relatives and friends
have the sympathy Of all in their
sad loss, and may they find sustain
ing grace in Him who has said, II
will never leave thee, nor fOrsake
thee" Funeral services were held
in the M. E, Church Wednesday at
$50 o'clock q. M, Rev. Verran
preaching from text chosen by
Lucille TN my Fathers house are
many mansions" also on the words,
Her sun has gone down while it
was yet day." Many beautiful
floral gifts from Children's class,
S. S. class, L. F. L. and friends,
testified to the love held for Lucille,
and so amid flowers and tears we
laid her away, TO await the resur-
rection day, and while we will miss
her presence with us, she has gone
to be with her Savior and to dwell
forever more in our Fathers Home.
A precious one from us has gone;
A voice we loved is still;
A place is vacant in our midst,
Which never can be filed.
God in his wisdom hast recalled
The boon his love has given;
And while with grief our hearts are bent,
Well meet again in heaven.
Mrs. Chas. Ransom, of Dubuque
was here to attend the funeral of
Lucille Graham.
Mr.. Glasson, of Montfort, had
charge of the Graham funeral.
John Jacob, of Dodgeville, spent
Sunday with his parents here.
Arch Rundell sold his wool at
Cobb last week.
Harry Bidd1ck was at Belmont
Tuesday.
Mrs. Chas Livingston and two
children, of Dakota, are here visit
ing at Geo. Livingstor's.
Mr.. John Woodward was up from
Platteville to see Mr.. Livingston.
A. and L. P. Basford and John
Renkel, of Lancaster, were here
Tuesday advertising for the Home
Coming.
Miss Vie Bickford was given
birthday party last Tuesday even
ing,
Miss Mabel Livingston has been
visiting at Rev. Kaum's in Mont
fort.
A crowd of our young people
attended the P. M. picnic at Platte
vile Saturday afternoon, i. e.,
Misses Alta Skate, Hannah Nichol-
son, Mabel Rundell, Mesdames Earl
and Bransly Skate, Joe Rundell and
Guy Livingston.
Telephone meeting Tuesday even
ing.
Oliver Rundell has gone to Madi-
son to study law.
Chas. Thiede made his usual
Galena trip Saturday.
Will Thiede aud Mr.. Sta yer were
at Sitter Thursday evening.
Mr.. Kelley, of Montfort, and Miss
A. Z. Burns were recent guests at
H. R. Llvingston's.
Mrs. c. Streeter and H. Smith, of
Rewey, and Miss Walker, of Dodge
vile spent Monday at Weber's.
Mrs. Beatrice Parker went to
Milwaukee Monday.
Miss Haskins, of Chicago, is here
on visit with her brother.
Miss Nette Rundell is visiting in
Platteville with her friend Marga-l
ret Huntington.
A. V. Wells is out for member of
assembly from this district.
Lloyd and Home Rundell attend
ed commencement exercises in
Platteville last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Biddick were
at Montfort Saturday.
Miss Laughton of LIE Mars, Ia,
and Ethel Stephens, of Platteville,
have been visiting at the F. W.
Stephens home.
The storm Saturday night did
considerable damage in our vicinity.
John Conny's barn was demolished,
also Mrs. Anna Livingston's barn,
and six hogs killed. Chamley's new
barn was moved off the foundation,
Harry Biddlck's hay shed was