Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-06-09
LIVINGSTON.

Special Correspondence 20 the Herald.
VIM. Alton, was business caller
at Montfort recently.
Paul Fisher and Davey Eustice
arrived home Tuesday evening.
Last Saturday Dr. Tuf1ey accom-
panied Mrs. Ada Livingston and little
son to Chicago; Alvin swallowed a
black headed pin, DIR. Tufiey was un-
able to locate it; it caused the little
fellow great distress and it was
thought an operation might be neces-
sary, but he coughed it up; it is quite
safe to say Alvin won't have pin in
his mouth soon.
Sam Griffith and son Russell set up
their tent Thursday for summer sleep
ing apartments.
Fred Stephens and wife are
planning on attending the bankers
convention in Milwaukee some time
this month.
DR.. Cocklin arrived home from
GAINESVILLE Thursday he was in at
tenda nee at Grand Lodge.
Master Roberts and little Nan
Andrew went to Barnaveld Friday /;
they will meet their mother there
and return home with her. Mrs.
Andrew has been in attendance at
Grand Lodge in GAINESVILLE.
Frank Martell and daughter
Florence of Marshfeld are visiting
Mrs. MarteIl of Martinville; they
visited with Mrs. Fisher for a few
days.
Ned Ivey of Lancaster spent Sunday
here.
Mrs. r. S. Jacbos, is at home from
a visit with Mineral Point relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen and Mrs. r.
E. Howdle of Montfort visited here
Friday.
Mrs. J. H. Livingston and children
were up from Plattveille and attended
the birthday party of Grandma
Vipond.
Geo. Long of Baraboo visited
several days here.
Frank Allen and wife visited with
Animation relatives Sunday.
Last Friday was Grandma Vipond 8
Goth birthday; a number of her
friends gathered in, in the evening
and enjoyed social time; each was
to bring a souvenir card, 30 respond
ed, each and all wish this worthy
woman many such anniversaries.
John Alcott aud family visited at
the David Biddick home Sunday.
]. W. Andrew made a business
trip to Milwaukee this week.
The Carl Mueller home is being
improved with a fresh coat of paint.
c. M. Kohler, of Mineral Point
transacted business here Wednesday.
DR.. Carter and wife returned from
Lancaster Monday accompanied by
Mrs. Dickinson who attended r. n.
lodge Monday evening.
Mrs. Lizzie Welkins attended the
funeral of a relative at Mineral
Point Saturday.
Mrs. O'Connel and daughter Mary
are visiting in Madison.
Miss Nellie Allen returned to
Platteville on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Alcott of
Arthur visited here Sunday.
Mrs. Earl Biddick will leave soon
TO join her husband in IDAHO.
Our school closed on Friday after
noon; the primary room gave an in
teresting program. In the evening
the commencement exercises were
held in the NJ. E. church. The church
was prettily decorated with the class
colors, lavender and white and class
motto Ever Onward. There were
five sweet girl graduates, who
acquitted themselves in a creditable
manner. Following is the program /:
Invocation ............-J. Livingston
Glass SOng-......... Our Hearts are Light
Our Duties TO our Country.
Educati.A......---------.--. Carol LIVINGSTON
The Fireman. ...-- Al. Bernlc6 AICOtC
Who was the Minute Mani Gladys Watson
Tone Greatness .Lenys Laughton
AdoreSS.. -. ......FLOI TenlIS
Presentation of Diplomas. Prin. Gibbon
Song The Close of school
Thomas Alcott and wife of Arthur
attended the commencement exercises
here Friday night.
Mrs. Lightfoot is in Platteville.
A number from here attended COM
mencement exercises at Montfort