Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-03-17
LIVINGSTON.

Received too late for publication last week.
Morris O'Connel Dead-Morris
O'Connel, son of NJ. O'Connel and
wife was born in Livingston Sept
Srd, 1888, and died Thursday morning
in Madison. Morry was injured in
the Whitson Junction wreck Friday
Feb. 5, 1909 and was taken to the
hospital at Madison, where it was
hoped he would survive the critical
operation he underwent, and for
time this seemed probable, but the
shock to his nervous system proved
too great. and despite the best OF
medical care and attention and with
loved ones near to do all that human
love hearts could suggest, on Thurs
day morning he was called home.
leaving father. mother and two
sisters and many other relatives and
friends to mourn his untimely death.
Funeral services were held from st.
Raphael's church Saturday, at 8 80 a.
m. and largely attended by relatives
and railroad men, with whom Morry
was a special favorite. These to-
gether with many friends both young
and old offer to the heart broken
family. their deepest sympathy IL
their bereavement and may the great
father of love bind up their wounds.
We shall meet with many a loved one
That was torn from our embrace,
| We shall listen to their voices,
And behold them face to face.
we shall meet with Christ our Savior.
When he comes to claim his own,
| We shall know his blessed favor
/ And sit down upon his throne.
Jack Watson and daughters went
to Madison Thursday.
Miss LoueIla Nicholson and friend
attended the Jubilee singers Saturday
night.
Miss Ada Allen was up from Rewey
Saturday.
Frank Linenfelser spent Sunday
here with his mother.
Miss Nellie Livingston accompanied
Florence O'Connel to Madison Thurs.
day.
The infant babe of Gus Warren s
has been quite sick.
Clyde Stephens OF Montfort visited
his cousin F. ". Stephens, Saturday.
Miss Olive Gundlach went to
Rewey Friday evening to visit her
sister.
Jno Quick of Montfort was bust
ness caller Saturday.
Saturday evening was the last
number of the Lecture Coarse. The
Clayton Jubilee Singers entertained
their audience in a very satisfactory
manner.
A number of Odd Fellows from
here attended lodge at Montfort Fri
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schneider, Of Hurley,
S. D., are visiting relatives here on
their honeymoon.
Prin. Gibbon visited his mother in
ReWey SATURDAY.
Ellwsorth's sold off 10 horses Satur.
day afternoon.
Mrs. Bourette and Jessie visited at
Geo. Beckford g for several days.
Miss Mable Biddick was here from
Montfort Saturday.
VIM. Fleldhouse, of Dodgeville,
spent several days here selling nursery
stock
r. NJ. Carter has purchased lots
south of F. w. Stpehens' and will
build this spring.
Miss Frances Andrew visited
several days in Lancaster enroute to
her school at Mt. Ida.
Mrs. Carter visited several days in
Lancaster this week.
The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Len
Mueller Tuesday afternoon. It was
the President, Mrs. Matte Graham s
birthday. A delicious spread was
served.
Mrs. Sam Nero and little son are
visiting relatives in Lancaster.
Miss Velma Biddick, of Montfort
visited here Saturday.
Will Goldman has purchased the
creamery property.
Mrs. Chas. Waring Jr.. has re.
turned from the DIR. Cunningham
hospital at Platteville.
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