Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-10-04
LIVINGSTON.

Special Correspondence to the Herald.
Misses Ida M Leonard and Miss
Ruth Davis, of Los Angeles, Cal,
are guests at the Sylvester home.
Miss Margaret Parish of Prairie
du Chen was an over Sunday guest
at the Hotel.
Miss Jane Weir Of Philadelphia is
visiting Mrs. w. j. Williams; the
two ladies were in Montfort Satur-
day.
Dale Rundell arrived home
Saturday
Miss Belva Vipond was in Fenni-
more Tuesday.
Mrs. Sopher of Chicago was the
recent guest of Miss M. Rundell;
the two ladies had not met in &c
years and it is needless to say the
reunion was pleasant one.
A. r. Biddick is building an ice
house.
Mrs. Earl Skate visited at Linden
this week.
Miss Williams was at Plattevllle
between trains Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Bishop OF Mineral
Point is visiting her mother, Mrs
Chamley.
A number from here attended
the Galena Fair and also went over
to Dubuque to take in the Aviation
Meet by Beachy of Chicago; Miss
Nellie Livingston says it was worth
seeing and gives a very vivid
description of the flight.
Frank Allen of Allen Bros, was al
Dubuque Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. H: B. Hughes of the Wiscon
sin Music Co., Madison was here or
Wednesday and has secured Mrs.
Jennie M. Alcotl to represent them
in this vicinity; a number Of pianos
are now on exhibition at her home
come in and examine them, for tons
and quality they can't be beat and
the price is 0. K. If you are in the
market for buying ,see Mrs. Alcott
Ckas. Graham is working on the
Compton residence.
Mrs. Vipond will hold an auction
sale Oct. 18th, after which she and
Belva wilt leave for Des Moines,
Ia, and they are planning or
winterlng in California.
Little Wealthy wilkinson Of
Miflln is visiting at Nicholson's.
Mesdames Fl. Biddick, Joe
Livingston, w. Alton and Misses
Roxy Biddick and Irene Livingston
were shopping in Platteville Thurs
day; they went down on the ex
cursion train and this necessitateC
the ladies walking IN on the trestlt
works from Ipswich; one Of ladies
considered it a nerve racking ex
perience.
Mrs Jno. Graham and Mrs. Car
Mueller left Tuesday for Washington
S. D to visit at the Chas. Watson
home
Bertram Livingston is here from
GAINESVILLE and is enrolled in the
high school.
Harlan Biddick and wife attended
the funeral Of Geo. Acock of Platte
vile on Wednesday; death resulted
from tuberculosis
Mr.. Rollins and son are here from
Platteville moving various build
ings; at present they are emp DYED
in moving the R. L. Livingston
farm house up on the main road.
Miss Sadie Jacobs of Mineral
Point is caring for Miss Emma
Mueller.
Gene Walker of Dodgeville is
visiting his sister Mrs. E. Weber.
Elmer Smith was here from
Hazel Green Monday; he was &C
companied home by his wife who
has been visiting here.
The W. c. T. U. met with Mrs.
Joe Allen Saturday
Miss Huston of the Montfort
high school visited Lenys Laughton
Tuesday evening.
Wilhelm Drutz while employed
at Vinegar Hill mine, injured his
hand. He is at present under the
doctors care and unable to work.
Mr. Burchell has packed his
household goods in the Tay lor
residence. H. and his family ex-
pect to visit relatives at Hillsboro.
R. F. Livingston is negotiating
with Platteville party for the
exchange OF his eighty acre farm
for Platteville residence.
W. c. Livingston is having an
auction sale OF town lots. He has
plated the famous" base ball site.