Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-04-25
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) AROUND THE COUNTY .
What Our Neighbors Are Doing, Reported by "
The Heralds Correspondents -

Mrs. Wong has returned to her
home at Mineral Point, after a
pleasant visit with her sister, R. j.
Jacobs.
F. W. Stephens and wife go to
Plattevllle Saturday evening to re-
main over Saturday.
DR.. Tuf1ey has been enjoying q
a severe cold.
Mrs. Frank Blanchard and Fern
Weber were in Linden Monday and
Tuesday.
f. Schmitt, L. Carlstrom and the
Misses Georgia Watson and Shyrle
Nicholson, spent Easter at Miss
N1cholson's home in Miff1in.
Misses nellie Livings ton and
Frances Andrew drove to Montfort
Sunday afternoon to meet Mr. Ivey,
of Lancaster.
Sam Grlfiths, of Rewey, spent
Saturday and Sunday with his
sister, Mrs. Geo. Dolphin.
Chas Waring Jr., intends moving
his family on his fathers farm this
fall.
Miss Watson is home from Ian
caster.
Mrs. E. Weber was very pleasant
ly surprised on her birthday Satur-
day evening The ladies brought
refreshments and took the good
lady by storm Mrs Blanchard
gave two readings which were well
received and with music and social
talk the evening was pleasantly
passed away. As a slight token OF
esteem the ladies presented Mrs.
Weber with rug. The following
were present: Mesdames. j. Allen,
F. Allen, H. Allen, Tuff1ey, Stephens,
Cocklln, Dolphin, Alcott, Miller,
Harmon, Fisher, Schmitt, Jacobs,
Andrew, Wing, Alton, Iverson aid
the Misses Iverson, Gundlach and
Allen.
j. W. Nicholas and wife are home
from Albany.
Joe Biddlck and j. W. Nicholas
have leased the Nc Ginnin land
adjoining the Squirrel mine al
Miff1in and are preparing to COM
mence drilling.
Luille Graham is confined to the
house bl sickness.
Mrs. Frank Bourette is spending
the week at G.. Bickford's.
Mrs. Frank Bishop has returned
to her home at Mineral Point.
The Grehe Bros, of Lancaster,
will paint the F. W. Stephens resi-
dence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rundel. of
Rewey, were in town Friday; Miss
Prideaux went home with them.
Our band was re- organized Friday
evening, with Rob Griswold as
leader.
Mrs. Harry Biddlck is home from
Milwaukee.
The bible study class met with
Jennie M. Alcott, Friday evening.
DR.. Cocklin is going into the onion
business. He tells, me that from g
very small amount of ground he
had planted in onions last year he
sold SIS worth.
Easter has come and gone, the
'Merry Widows" played quite q
conspicuous part in the days event
The w. G. T. U. meets with Mrs
Grin Laughton Saturday afternoon
Mrs. F. w. Stephens entertained
the following ladies at tea Saturday
evening: Mrs. Jacobs, Mrs. Andrew
and Mrs. Wing, of Mineral Point.
Mrs. Geo. Vipond was in Lancas
ter portion of last week.
Miss Nellie Livingston is clerkine
for S. E. Livingston, while Mr.
Livingston is papering.
The people of our little burg pride
themselves on their we'll kept
lawns and clean back yards, and
the smell of the smudge pile is q
familiar odor at this season.
H. Livingston and Ben Noble at
tended dance at Highland Mon.
day night.
Mrs. r. S. Jacobs received on
Tuesday, box of wild flowers from
her daughter, Mrs. Pryor, at Barna.
weld.
What's the matter with Livings-
ton celebrating this 4th? We think
some of our enterprising men
should take the matter up and push
it along. and be first in the ring.
The stock sale by B. Skaife and
F. Yeliuec at the Livingston stock
yards Saturday afternoon was well
attended
OWner-What made that horse kick