Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-11-24
LIVINGSTON.

Special Correspondence to the Herald.
Miss Heathcock. of Under. visited
her sister Mrs Treglown over Sunday.
Dir. Carter and family returned
home from Lancaster Monday.
The Young Ladies' club met with
Bernice Alcott last Friday they met
at the Hotel Livingston Friday Nov.
26th.
Mrs. Webb was a Montfort caller
Thursday.
Mrs. L. Miller is visiting in Du-
buque.
Mrs. Geo. Birket was over from
COBB recently.
Miss Besse Allen has been enjoying
vacation, the Cobb school being
closed on account of diphtheria; she
visited at Madison from Friday until
Monday.
Frank Smith of Hazel Green Sun
dayed here.
Will Warne and Arch Dietzman
are in Chicago.
A number of our farmers are losing
their sheep; they are not quite
positive as yet what the disease is.
John Graham's have sold their
family mich cow to Geo. Vipond /;
the animal was so attached to the
family as to necessiate one member of
the family accompanying it to the
stock yards.
Harry Justice returned to his duties
as brakeman on the Northwestern
railroad Monday; he has been unable
Co work on account of a sprained
ankle.
Miss Nicholson was at Montfort
this week.
Mrs. Lumsden of Iowa is visiting
her brother r. V. Wells.
Mrs. A. belong returned to her
home at Montfort Wednesday morn
ing after a pleasant visit with her
sister Mrs. Bransbay Skate.
Thelma Biddick of Montfort is at
Harry Biddick's.
Miss Edith Gundlach has returned
home from Miffiin.
Misses Besse and Jeanette Allen
will spend Thanksgiving with their
sister Roxana teaching at Wausau.
Mrs Geo. Andrew is not recover
ing as rapidly as her friends wish ;
her son Harry is here from Marquette
college. Milwaukee.
Miss Martha Watson went to Ian
caster Friday to consult DR.. Gault.
Miss Besse Hunter is visiting her
sister Mrs Lee Eastman of Lancaster
The W C. I. o. met with Jennie
III. Alcott Saturday subject Faith.
Carl Wilkinson of PlattevilIe was
a Sunday guest at the Allen home.
Mrs Frank Allen is entertaining
her sister Mrs. Laura Eastman or Ian
caster.
Mr.. Garlic of Seattle. Washington
visited at c. Warnings.
Rev. Bird and wife of Montfort
were entertained at Jno. AIcott' s
Wednesday.
Russell Griffith was at Rewey this
week.
Mrs. Treglown will spend the
week with Linden relatives.
G. Anderson was home over Sun
day.
Mrs. j. G. Livingston has been i'll.
Rev. Gowlman was at Montfort
Tuesday.
Mrs. McLimans and family have
moved here from Minnesota.
Rev. Beauchop of Platteville, dis
trict superintendent of Platteville
district delivered very able sermon
in the NJ. E. church Monday evening.
after which the sacrament of the
Lords supper was administered. At
the close of the meeting Rev. Beau
chop met tire stewards and officers and
teachers of church and Sunday school
and gave them many excellent sug-
gestions. The envelope system will
be adopted for the raising of the
salary and Incidental expenses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt Jacob ara visit
ing relatives in GAINESVILLE.
Jno. Granam and Carl Mueller.
accompanied by Al Friederich of
Platteville are in South Dakota, with
= view to buying land.
Will Hill was here from Platte
Vile this week.
Crowded out last week.
Mrs. Minnie Druen of PIatteviIle