Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-11-30
LIVINGSTON.
ecial correspondence to the Herald.


with diphtheria. Lenys was the little
six year old girl of Elmer Skaife and
wife; she has always been a delicate
child and was a great pet at home
she was only sick about a week and
was not thought to be serious. She
was inferred in Rock cemetery, Rev.
Birrel reading the funeral service
The family have the sympathy of all
in their bereavement made dOubly
hard, as they are barred from the
help loving hearts long to give.
Two other members of the family
Leila and Charles are stricken with
the same disease. DR.. Godfrey was
CALLED from Lancaster in consultation
with Drs. TregIown and Livingston
and it trusted they have the disease
under control. No other cases have
developed so far.
Our schools are closed for a week or
so and our Montfort students are also
out of school Guy Livingston is
guaranteed at his Grandma Skaife's.
Eastman Ellsworth and family, of
Baraboo, spent portion of last week
with his parents, J. NJ. Ellsworth and
wife.
Guy Chandler returned to Montfort
Monday.
Amiel Virdas and Miss Myra Ford.
were united in marriage in the
Catholic church at Highland, Nov
21st, and are now boarding at
Webers. Mr.. Virdas is employed in
Cocker mine.
Miss Velma Alcott of Montfort,
visited at the Hunter home last week ;
her parents George AIcott and wife
dined there Thanksgiving day,
Mrs. r M. Carter and baby Alice
visited with her parents in Lancaster
over Thanksgiving day.
Mrs. Jack Kraemer visited with
her sister Mrs. Will James in Mont.
fort last week.
Mrs. Eagan and son returned to
their home in Highland Tuesday after
a pleasant visit at the Richter home.
Miss Lou Nicholson returned home
from Montfort last week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Dietzman end chill
dren of Mifiin, ate turkey with their
parents, j. Gundlach and wife
Frank Howdle, of Parker, s. D., is
here on a visit with relatives.
Mrs. Harry Allen entertained her
parents, A. Friedrich and wife from
Plarteville Wednesday.
Mrs. Mccoy is visiting relatives in
Baraboo.
q. 7. Alcott, of Plattevllle, visit
ed at the Jno Alcott home Friday
last.
Dr. Baldwin of Rewey, has located
here and has his Office in the r. F.
Livingston building.
The Ladies' Aid supper and bazaar
cleared $40; that doesn' t look much
like hard times.
Carrie Livingston, student at Bur-
ton, visited her parents from Wednes-
day until Monday.
Agnes Gundlach, Mable Livingston
and Ethel Faar, of Platteville Nor
NAL, visited relatives here Thanks
giving week.
While returning to their farm home
last Saturday, Mr.. Twinkle's team
became frightened at Russell Griffith s
auto and runaway was the result.
Mrs. Twinkle was thrown out and the
singletree was broken.
F. w. Stephens goes to Chicago
Saturday; during his absence A. V.
Wells, assistant cashier will look
after the bank.
Mrs. Nathan Brown and daughter
Stella, have returned to their home in
Milwaukee.
Mrs, E, Weber was in Rewey
Thursday.
Mrs Jno Livingston and Elmer are
home from Washington her husband
is detained in st. Paul with Grin,
who has the measles.
F. w. Stephens and wife enter
tanned his parents and other relatives
from Platteville Thanksgiving.
Carl Reichart is here from the state
of W, shington with a car load of
apples. Mr.. r. sold his farm near
here two years ago and moved to
Washington; he speaks in glowing
terms of the state and has certainly
brought back some fine specimens of
apples; each apple wrapped separately
in paper
Fred Hooks has moved back to |
Montfort,
Mrs. p. w. Stephens and little son