Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-03-20
LIVINGSTON.


duct a jewelry store in a part of the
j. ". Andrew store.
F. W. Stephens W ent to Platteville
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Fitzgerald. of Aurora. ILL.,, who
is training for the contest went to
Rewey Saturday morning to assist in
the contest there.
Captain Buyer and Miss Smith of
the Salvation Army Will be here on
Wednesday evening in the M. E.
church.
John Jacobs visited in Barnaveld
over Sunday.
John Schneider and family were in
Platteville last Thursday.
Miss Mile RundeIl is confined to
the home with illness.
T. Alcott and wife were here from
Arthur on Saturday.
Mrs. Robert Livingston is moving
here from PlatteviIle into the Tom
Beehan house.
The W. G. T. U. presented fine
picture of Frances M. Willard to the
high school on Friday. Mrs. Alton
made the presentation speech and
Prof. Wilson responded in a few we'll
chosen words.
Mrs. Rose Birkett. of Cobb, and
Mrs. H. M. Livingston were shopping
in Dubuque last week.
Miss sweeney. of Lancaster, re-
turned to her home on Monday.
Prof. Wilson went to PlattevilIe
Friday evening.
The Boscobel orchestra furnished
music for dance in Allen S hall on
Friday evening, on account Of train
connections they were met at Montfort
and brought here by team.
Mrs. jim Watson. Of Mif1in is here
visiting relatives.
Miss Millard, of Lancaster is here
visiting with her sister Mrs. Sam
Nero.
Will Alton is mourning the loss
of his S. cockerel; it got into trouble
with it's elder brother and got the
worst Of it to such an extent as to
necessItate its death.
Our graded school has been closed
the past week
Everett Addison, of Montfort, was
here Sunday evening.
Mrs. Jennie M. Alcott returned
from Platteville on Monday.
The W. c.. T. U. will send con-
signment of eggs to the deaconess
home in Milwaukee and the Epworth
League will send eggs to the Wesleyan
hospital.
Misses Gussie and Marie Livingston
were in Dubuque last week.
DR.. Doolittle was here from Ian
caster last week looking after several
patients.
The K. K. K. met at the home Of
Fern Rundell on Friday evening.
Epworth League will be led Sun
day evening by Mrs. j. M. AcIott.
Joe Holmes, of Montfort, was a
Sunday evening caller
Harry Livingston and family are
moving into part of the Joe Liv-
ingston farm home
The little Tracy lad who has been
sick with what was pronounced
diphtheria is doing nicely and we
understand it is not djphtheria.
Winnifred Alcott was absent from
high school the past week with an at
tack of tonsilitis
Mrs, Runkle, of Madison, is a
guest at the W. B. Alton home.
Burley Doran, of Montfort, is going
to do some papering for Frank Allen.
Mrs. Harry Allen has been enjoy
ing visit from her mother Mrs
Frederick, of Platteville.
Hank Schmitt has been in Boscobel
several days on account of his fathers
illness.
Mr.. Bruchill is enjoying a visit
from his parents of Hillsboro.
The w. G. T. U. will meet with
Mrs. zimmerman, Saturday D. m.
Some time in May or June there
will be an Epworth League conven-
tion here; date will be arranged for
later.
A number from here will attend
quarterly conference at Montfort on
Thursday.
Harry Rumble and wife are now
dom iciled in the rock house on the
| farm.
| franklin Rundell, one of our
prosperous farmers expects to build
| on his lots VUoSt Of tho nr Trooloxun