Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-03-27

Burton, is enjoying her spring vaca-
tion with her parents here.
Miss Gertrude Weber arrived home
on Saturday for vacation.
R. F. Livingston is tearing down
the old boarding house at the old
Consolidated mine and will have a
cottage erected on his lots.
On March 9th a special Agrl-
cultural demonstrating train from
Madison. will stop at Livingston
there will be several noted men along
to lecture at the different stops.
Mesdames Watson and Hillary
visited at Montfort on Monday.
Mrs. Dolphin visited Mrs. Jno.
Anthony at Arthur on Wednesday ;
Mrs. Anthony is quite i'll.
Mrs Fitzgerald, who is training
for the contest and who went to
Rewey for that purpose last week,
will be unable to return here as ex-
pected until some later date as she
has been exposed to small pox while
at Rewey The contest will be
postponed.
Mrs. Jno Livingston has been
visiting in Mineral Point.
Mrs. Harry Rundsll and Fern were
in Platteville last week shopping.
Lloyd Watson has returned to
washington, S. d.
Miss Lenys Laughton missed Mont
fort high school on Wednesday owing
to the train being so late.
great many people were disap.
pointed in not being able to attend
the County Fair. at Rewey on Friday
evening owing to the small pox
scare. =
sanborns are now located in the
Biddick house.
Mrs Vipond and daughter Belva
are expected back from Hurley, South
dakota, any date.
j. L. Alcott will build the W. B.
Alton home.
Mrs Carpenter, of Mineral Point,
is visiting at the Jno. Livingston
home.
Miss Gretta Livingston is visiting
her parents.
DR.. Tom Livingston and Hubert
Livingston arrived this week from
Portalles, New Mexico.
Mrs. Rooney Woods is quite sick.
Misses Belle and Florence Biddick
visited at the Alcott home this week
end.
The Seniors and Juniors have
finished American History and are
taking up Civics; the Sophomres are
taking up Commercial, Geography
having finished agriculture.
Frank Allen and wife went to
Platteville Saturday to visit Mrs.
Allen brother who is quite i'll.
Mrs. Nellie Wilkinson and little
son, of Georgetown, were over Sunday
guests at the Allen home.
Mrs. Harry Biddick and Roxy were
in Platteville between trains on Sat
urday.
Miss NJ. Kunutson has been spend
ing the week in the country with her
sister
Mrs. L. 10y went to Platteville on
Tuesday to visit her brother Alex.
Sweeney. who is qnite i'll.
Frank Horn is home from
Waukesha
Arthur Livingston of GAINESVILLE is
visiting his mother.
T. Alcott, of Arthur has purchased
lots north of the J. Alcott residence
and will build this spring.
Mr.. Hughes has moved his family
here from Highland.
Mrs. Jake Gundlach is suffering
with felon.
Mr.. and Mrs Jellife have returned
to Baraboo after a pleasant visit at
the Mccoy home.
Miss Icy Skate is at Mifflin and
Miss Gayl at Cobb this week.
DIR. Carter returned from Madison
on Monday.
Mrs Dolphin visited at Rewey last
week.
J. W. hillary has added porch
to his residence.
Owing to the storm, Captain Breyer
of the Salvation Army was not greeted
with as large a house as he would
otherwise have been his lecture. the
saloon sign board, was very interest
ing.
At the annual high school election
held on Monday F. W. Stephens was
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