Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-06-07
LIVINGSTON.
pecial Correspondence to the Herald

Walter David, who formerly con
Quoted the livery here, deserted his
family over a week ago and nothing
has been heart Of his whereabouts
since; he left a wife and 3 small
children; he was accompanied by
Rolly Hughes. This is Mr.. David's
3rd stunt along this line; he is
heavy drinker and booze fighting
and earning living don't work to
gether very easy.
Davey Eustice is enjoying a trip
to Florida.
Prof. j. G. Watson, of Ironwood,
Mich, spent Sunday here with his
sister Martha
Dr. Carter and family are home
from his mothers in Madison. DR..
Carter was called there to accom-
pany his sister Bessie to a Milwau
kee hospital where she recently
underwent quite a serious opera
ton.
Mrs. Nero is enjoying visit from
her sister Miss Willard Of Lancas-
ter.
Miss Ada Rundell, of Platteville
was an over Sunday guest with
relatives.
J. w. Watson and daughter Ada
were in Plattev1lle one day last
week.
Miss Belva Vipond has been con
gned to the house with illness.
John Graham and family went
to Plattevllle Saturday to visit rela~
tives; they returned on Monday;
Delpha remained for longer visit.
The S. S. officers and teachers of
the M. E. church gave a reception
to Prin. Wiseman and Miss Blades
at the home-Of Miss Mile Rundell,
on Tuesday evening. Mr.. Wiseman
and Miss Blades have been very
helpful in S. School work during
their stay with us and will be very
much missed.
The commencement exercises of
the 8th and 9th grades we're held in
Aliens hall Friday; the orchestra
and male quartette furnished
music and Prof. Reynolds of Platte
vile gave a fine address on ideals
in Education" The hall was
beautifully decorated in yellow and
pink; motto, Labor conquers all
things" class flower American
beauty rose.
Miss Pearl Nicholas is visiting
with relatives IN Albany, Wis.
Miss Thelma Miller has returned
to her home in Dubuque.
The High School board has en-
gagged Prof. Wilson of Hazel Green
for the ensuing year.
Guy Livingston will be employed
at the creamery this summer.
Miss Anita Chandler is home
from Gay Mills Miss Anita is a
sweet girl graduate.
Miss Edna Livingston is home
from Nebraska, where she taught
the past year.
Mr.. W1seman and Miss Blades
left for their homes in Platteville
and Dubuque on Saturday.
Rev. Birrel held service in the
afternoon instead of in the evening
on account of having to preach the
baccalaureate sermon to the Mont
fort graduates Sunday evening.
Mr.. Sanborn has gone into the
chicken business.
Montfort High School closes this
week, commencement exercises Will
be held on Friday evening. Guy
Livingston and Gayl Skate are
among the graduates.
Mrs Harry Allen entertained her
sisters, Mesdames Geo. Meyer, and
Bert Bishop and children of Platte
vile last week.
Bert Compton is having a well
drilled on his lots.
Prin. Wiseman and Ruby Skate
were in Plattevile last Tuesday.
Mrs. Lothian, of Lancaster, is the
guest Of her daughter Mrs. Tom
Harmon.
R. S. Jacobs and wife visited with
relatives in Mineral Point last week
and took in the Memorial exercises.
Frank Linenfelser, of Madison,
recently visited his mother Mrs.
Geo. Dolphin.
J. G. Livingston is out of the
Kunutson store now, and is helping
care for his aged father.