Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-07-27
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LAV ANOO 1ONs
Special Correspondence to the Herald.
Three cheers and a tiger for Pins
Livingston and our High school,
which was voted in by large
majority at the last election We feel
we are all indebted to W. e. Livings-
ton, or Pins as he is famil iarly
called the genial proprietor Of the
Livingston hotel, for our victory along
educational lines as he pushed the
battle through and held on when
many who first started to agitate the
high school gave up what seemed to
them lost cause it certainly was a
strenuous fight. but we fnally,,won and
now feel our town will soon be on the
boom.
Mrs. Frank Jones and little son of
Pewaukee, are visiting at the Eustice
home. Mrs Jones visited with
Platteville relatives over Sunday.
The Misses Fruit. daughter of the
late Judge Fruit. Of Lacrosse and
who bave been visiting relatives in
this vicinity are now in Plattevllle;
Chas. Allen and family of Dubuque
were recent visitors at r F. Livings-
ton.
Miss Sue johnson of Lancaster is
visiting at the Watson home.
DR.. Tom Livingston spent portion
Of last week with his sister in Fenni
more
Miss Dot Lisherness of Lancaster
visited with friends here and took in
the ball in Aliens hall Friday even.
ing.
Miss Gertrude Eastman has return
ed to her home in Platteville after a
pleasant visit with her friend, Mile
Allen.
Little Charlie Waring met with a
very painful accident one day last
week while driving cows; horse fell
on him and broke his limb in two
places; Dr.. Cunningham was called
from Platteville and made the little
patient as comfortable as possible.
Misses Lenys Laughton and Gayl
Skaife are attending Chautauqua at
Platteville.
Eugene Chain delivered an excel
lent address in Aliens hall Saturday
afternoon.
Miss Hazel Glenn of Platteville,
visited at Jno. L. Alcott's Friday.
Mr.. Fielder has placed piano in
the Hubert Livingston home.
Sam Livingston is home from Apple
River; he intends teaching in South
Dakota. the ensuing year.
Mrs. Tom Watson was at PlattevilIe
Thursday.
Less Matthews and family of
Arthur spent Sunday at the Fl. H.
Biddick nome.
Mesdames Woodward and Rundell,
visited at Z. Alcott's in Arthur Mon
day.
A number from here attended Field
Day at Mifain.
Miss Williams, of DodgevilIe, was
a guest at the I. Watson nome Thurs
day.
State School Inspector Larson, was
here from Madison Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marley of Montfort
attended the Chaplin address.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Biddlck are
somewhat indisposed.
John Sandman made a business
trip to Dodgeville Saturday.
Joseph Allen has a new shetland
pony.
Mrs. Connel has returned from
Madison.
It is reported that a doctor from
Stueben, intends locating here.
Arch Granville of Linden was
guest at the Nicholson home Sunday.
Mrs. Art Wilkinson and children,
Of Miff1in, are visiting at the Nichol-
son home.
j. g. Watson took in the opening
of the Chautauqua.
Glenn's orchestra of Platteville
furnished the music for the dance
given in Allen s hall Friday.
Mrs. r. S. Jacobs is visiting in
Britt, Iowa.
Winnifred Alcott has two pet roost-
ers each full blooded, one a Plymouth
Rock, the other a Silver Laced Wy
andnttn honrinm tho d;rA;nnrirhod