Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-10-18
Special Correspondence to the Herald.

in favor of Livingston.
Miss Anita Chandler is visiting
relatives in Montfort.
Mrs Laughton was shopping in
Platteville Thursday.
Mrs. R. M. Carter is confined to
the house with la grippe.
Russell Griffith, of Harvard, ILL.,,
visited over Sunday at home
Miss Martha Watson received a
telegram Oct. 18th, announcing the
arrival of a baby daughter at the home
Of her brother and wife. Prof. j. G.
Watson, of Ironwood, Mich.
The K. K. K. met with Bernice
and Winnifred Alcott Friday even
ing.
Tom Tracy and wife of Benton,
were recent guests of the Compton
family.
Mrs. F. W. Stephens and son
Frederick returned on Saturday FROM
visit with relatives in Barnaveld,
GAINESVILLE and Harvard.
Rev. Hixon was unable to fill his
appointment in the NJ E. church
Sunday on account of the rain. A
Harvest Home service had been ar
ranged for and the church had been
appropriately, decorated.
John Jacobs arrived home from
GAINESVILLE Thursday
A number from here attended the
Vipond sale.
Jim Altons have had bay window
placed in the south side of their
parlor.
Mr. Bobo, of Platteville, has been
decorating the interior of the DR..
Treglown residence.
Mr.. Hull and MIR. Hake who have
been assisting Jno. Alcott on the
Hillary house, returned to Plattevilie
Saturday evening.
Miss Bessie Kraemer was here from
Platteville Saturday.
Mesdames Jno Graham and Carl
Mueller arrived home from Messing.
ton, S. d. Saturday.
Will Biddick was absent from
high school several days last week.
Will Goldman was at Annaton last
week putting up windmills.
Mrs. Latham, Of Lancaster, has
been visiting at the Tom Harmon
home.
The W. c. T. U. met with Mrs.
Blanchard on Saturday afternoon.
Will Atoms are having some i'm
provements made on their residence.
Relatives here have received word
Of the marriage of Bernard. son of W.
G. Livingston and wife to Miss Stella
East, Of Independence, Kanass, at
which place the young couple will
reside.
Ruby Skate is visiting in Canada
Eastman Ellsworth is substituting for
him on the mail route.
Apples and nuts and in fact all
produce are in abundance around here,
and the town people are laying in a
good supply for winter use.
Have you seen those pianos at the
Alcott home? They are for sale and
with terms TO suit purchaser. Call
and examine them whether you intend
buying or not.
Harry Allen and family went to
Platteville last week and from there
on to Chicago, for a few days visit.
Mrs. Hillary's residence is near
completion and will soon be ready for
occupancy.
Mr.. Slower intends moving on
farm in Taylor county, in the spring.
Miss Jones of Barnaveld is at the
Eustice home.
Mr. and Mrs. Chandler were at
Montfort one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Coyer of Rock
Valley, Ia. and Miss Emma EIIenf-
son, of Wild Rose, N. D., and Henry
Iverson, of Linden and Miss Dona
Iverson, of Burton, attended the liver
son golden wedding.
Rally Sunday will be observed at
the NJ. E. Sunday school.
Will Richter has purchased lots
from J. W Andrew and intandC
building in the spring.
On Oct. 8th 1911, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ole Iverson celebrated their golden
wedding day.
Fifty years ago Sarah Semsrud. of
Svenes, Norway and Ole Iverson, of
Bang, Norway, were united in mar
riage by Rev. Buck at the Platteville
hotel, and moved on a farm five miles
west of here, where they resided until
retiring IRON the farm and building a