Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-09-27
LIVINGSTON.

Oliver Rundell returns to the
University of Wisconsin this week
where he is an instructor in the law
school.
Mrs. Grace Livingston is on the
sick list,
Grin Laughton and daughter Lenys,
and Gayl Skate attended ball game
at Montfort Saturday.
j. w. Watson and wife went to
Lancaster Monday.
A. Allen and family were Mont
fort callers Saturday.
Mrs. Baldwin of Lancaster is
visiting her son Dr.. Baldwin.
Mrs. Will Hanson who has been at
the Riverside Sanitarium in Milwau-
kee for several weeks will soon be
removed to Mendoza Asylum.
Mrs. Edith Kunutson delivered
furniture at Miffiin Saturday
Arch Livingston is home
Mr.. Norris O'Connel and daughters
Mary and Florence accompanied by
George Long arrived home from
Madison Thursday. The funeral of
Mrs O'Connel was held in Madison
on Wednesday.
Mrs Fern Smith of Hazel Green
has been visiting her mother, Mrs
Weber.
Mrs Frank Bishop of Mineral
Point. has returned to her home after
several days visit with her mother,
Mrs. Chsnley.
Rubs Skate expects to leave soon
for trip to Canada where be will
visit his father.
Mr.. Sam Griffith and Mrs. Dolphin
were at kewey Sunday.
Bert Alton went to Gays Mills
Saturday.
Mrs. Jake Gundlach is visiting
relatives in Mimi.
Mrs Iverson is visiting relatives in
Mt. Horeb and other places.
Rev. Catchpole, of GAINESVILLE, will
be here this week to place Archie and
May Warren IN homes.
Mrs. Dora Warne went to Platte
Vile Thursday evening
Miss Anna Burton leaves this week
for Madison where she will enter the
University of Wisconsin.
A number of ladies gave pot luck
surprise spread on Miss Lizzie Wat.
klns and Miss Burton Friday evening
before their departure for Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore of Reno
Nevada were recent guests at the J.
G. Livingston home
Miss Kruze, of Livingston, our
intermediate teacher spent the week
end with her parents at Rewey.
Thos. Alcott was here from Arthur
Thursday. -.
Joe Livingston and wife were in
town shopping Friday
Mrs. Sylvester is entertaining q
friend from California. a
Frank Hooks has purchased the
Marshall house and will move it ON
lot he recently purchased from r. Fl.
Livingston.
y ISIS Ethel McReynolds of Arthur
was an over Sunday guest of relatives
here.
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
Our new High School opened it's
doors Sept. 18th 1911 with an enroll
ment of 80 pupils under the instruction
of Prof. Wilson and Miss Williams.
The building is a fine new brick
veneer structure and is equipped with
all modern improvements. Undoubt-
eddy domestic science and manual
training will be added to the course
of study in the near future, and with
our excellent teachers Livingston 9
High School bids fair to become a
success.
Miss Mile Rundell and Mesdames
Allen, Weber and Livingston visited
school Wednesday.
Edgar Watson was absent from
school on Thursday as a result of
getting hit in the eye with base
ball.
A large number of pupils have
subscri ped for the paper Current
Topics.
Miss Emma Mueller wrote entrance
examinations to the High school
Saturday.
Several magazines have been added
to the Library.
w. R. c. Rummage Sale.
Tom Cox ". K. G. No. Z. rum
mage sale Friday and Saturday, Sept.