Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-03-07
LIVINGSTON.
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The following out of town guests
were in attendance at the leap year
party: Ned Ivey, Lancaster; Mabel
Billings, Cobb; Mr.. Muldrovy and
sister. Highland; Gay Ransom,
Platteville; Earl, Liddle and Hanna
Nicholson, and Mr.. B%inbridge and
sister, of Mifflin.
Mrs. r. S. Jacobs returned Mon
day evening from a visit with rela-
tives at Mineral Points.
Mr.. Wong, of M1ff1ln, has pur-
chased the r. Woods property and
has rented it to Mr.. Hoskins.
L. Newcomb, of Boscobel, called
here recently.
S. E. Livingston is st Galena and
Apple River.
Our farmers are getting ready for
spring work, few have made some
changes, Almond Iverson moving
on the farm purchased of Mr.. Wash
burn, Harry Willard on the one va
Gated by Mr.. Iverson and Dave Bid
dick will move on the place Fl, Mil
lard is leaving.
Frank Runkel was up from
Platteville Monday; he and his
uncle, Theodore Runkel, of Potosi,
have bought out stock of goods at
Platteville.
Geo. Andrew and wife attended
wedding at Highland Monday.
Chas. Eustice has returned from
Cuba City.
Miss Mabel Eustice was up from
Rewey Monday having some dental
work done.
Harry Eustice has returned to his
school duties at Appleton.
Miss Mabel Billings, of Cobb, at
tended the leap year parry and also
visited with her friend, Miss Bessie
Allen.
Miss Jeanette Allen, is home from
Mazomania. Miss Bessie is taking
her place in the school room until
she RECEIVERS from her recent illness.
Mr.. Krahn has a trained nurse
from Madison caring for him.
Have you heard about that pantry
sale the Ladies' Aid are giving this
Saturday, in Aliens store. Every
thing in the eatable line for sale.
Herbert Livingston, has returned
to GAINESVILLE.
Monday evening Mrs. Matte
Graham had birthday, and one
SIZE will long remember. Over 80
of her friends stole march on her
bringing well filed lunch baskets
and taking her altogether by sur
prise. They gave her a pretty silver
fruit dish, and departed after
several hours of enjoyment, wish
ing her many more such happy
days.
Fred Hooks and wife are visiting
with Mrs. Hooks parents in Class
Hollow.
John Dale. of Madison, is coming
Sunday to visit his family.
Mr.. johnson Rundel, of Platte
vile, recently visited with relatives
here.
James, Drinkwater is disposingo of
his large drove of mich COWS on ac-
count of the scarcity of farm labor.
Miss Georgia Watson entertained
the Our Way club Tuesday evening,
we know it, as on their return
home we were awakened from our
slumbers by what we supposed to
be fife music, but on listening more
intently found 1t was only one of
our sweet girls, who had got her
feet in mud puddle, if the young
meR were included IN this social
function such accidents would not
occur.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Stephens
entertained a few friends Friday
evening.
Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Ransom,
recently visited with Montfort
friends.
Mrs. George Moore, of Lancaster,
spent a portion of last week with
her parents. A. Latham and wife.
81. frankie was Montfort bust
ness caller Tuesday.
Aunt Alice Watson, intends going
to her daughters Saturday, Mrs.
Geo. Andrews, for an indefinite
stay.
Rev. Dietzman, D. E. of the F.
M. church was in attendance at
quarterly meeting held here from
Friday until Sunday evening. The
special meetings are still in progress.
Mrs. Jewett, of Montfort, has
been visiting with her grandmother,
Mrs. Ann Burton.
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