Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-02-08
LIVINGSTON.


Miss Clara SmisrOod, Of Joyce,
Is is a guest at the o. Iverson
home.
Mrs. Grin Laughton and daughter
Lena spent several days in Platte
vile with Mrs. Laugbton's parents,
VIM. Waters and wife.
Mrs. Arch Rundell was called to
Plattevllle Monday on account OF
sickness.
Mrs. johnson Rundell and Fern
are confined te their home by i'll
ness.
Miss. Shyrle Nicholson is spend
ing few days at her home IN Mill
lin.
Miss Hazel Watson has returned
from Platteville: she is now visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. Chas. Kramer,
at MontfOrt.
Mrs. George Livingston is very
much indisposed this week. Her
daughter, Mrs. George Jacobs, OF
GAINESVILLE, who recently suffered a
relapse from typhoid fever, is better
at present and the doctors pro-
nounc9 her entirely out of danger
Fred Stephens was in Lancaster
Monday; his wife is visiting at Bar
naveld.
John Krane and wife are reJo1c-
ing over the arrival of new son.
J. c. Livingston visited the bod
ger mine at Miffiin Monday.
Mrs. Bessie Carter returned to her
home at Lancaster Saturday.
Miss Bessie Allen has returned
from her visit at Mineral Point, she
was called to Mazomania Wednes-
day to substitute for her sister
Janette, who teaches there. but
who is unable to attend to her
school duties on account of sickness.
Miss Sue Livingston entertained a
few friends for tea Monday evening.
Al. Howdle, wife and baby, of
Montfcrt, visited recently with
friends here.
C. Anderson and wife were at
Montfort Monday.
Mrs. Harry Allen attended the
play 1.-THE Girl Over There" at
Platteville.
Owing to the severe billiards. our
trains are not running on schedule
time.
Carl Andrews, student at Platte
Vile. visited over Sunday with his
parents.
Mrs. George Dolphin came up
from Rewey Tuesday.
Mrs Julia Barber-Livingston is at
DIR. Rusis' hospital in Dodgeville.
DR.. Tuffiey has returned from Chi
cago.
Miss nellie Cocklin and niece Hell
en- Shepherd, of Platteville, visited
with Miss Cocklin's parents Satur-
day.
VIM. Kennedy, of Montfort, is
here plastering for John Alcott.
DR.. Carter went to Rewey Tues
day, his wife is visiting her parents
at Lancaster.
Mrs. McLaghlflin, Of Benton, is
spending the winter with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. J. G. Livingston.
s Mrs. Hershey and Mrs. Howdle,
have returned to their homes at
Hurley, S. d, after several weeks
visit among relatives and friends.
Lawrence Clark, of Lancaster,
was a Sunday guest at Hunters.
Mrs. Darlington, of Monttort, has
been visiting with her daughter,
Mrs. Pierce Nicholson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Gundlach
entertained their friends Thursday
evening.
There was a shower given IN
honor of Miss Bessie Biddick, We'd
nesday evening at the home of her
parents. On account OF the in
clemency of the weather, the guests
remained over night.
The young people perpetrated a
surprise on Miss FlOssie Dolphin,
Tuesday evening.
Miss Gladys Watson has recovered
from her recent illness, and is again
able to attend school.
Jim Watson, engineer of the
Squirrel mine at Mlfiin, spent the
fore part of the week with his
family here.
George Jacobs, of GAINESVILLE,
came Wednesday.
Mr.. Eustice has been adding more
room to the postofice, which makes
it more convenient for the mail
men.
Rem and Roy AlcOck, of Rewey,