Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-07-14
LIVINGSTON


the celebration at Linden Monday
July 9Th.
Mrs. Mary Schneider and daughter
Grace are home after weeks visit
with her brother George of Potosi.
Miss Julia Sweeney left for her
home in Lancaster after a weeks visit
with her sister Mrs. Frank Allen.
A party of twenty-four ladies had a
Picnic in George Livinston's grove.
The weather being windy they had a
"hay loft" dinner.
DR.. N E. McBeath is entertaining
his father of Highland this week.
Harry Griswold is making a visit
with his grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ira Griswold, of Madison.
Miss Myrtle Hudson of Lancaster
is visiting friends and relatives in
Livingston.
The Standard Bearer girls were en-
tertained at the home of Mrs. James
Alton Tuesday evening.
John Watson left for Madison after
visiting with his sister Miss Matte
Watson.
Alice and Helen Carter are home af-
ter visiting at the Carter home in
Madison.
Earl Skaif and family spent a few
days visit in Linden last week.
Miss Florence Conroy is visiting
with her parents this week.
Miss Wilhelmina Livingston is max
ing a visit with friends and relatives
in our village.
The foundation for the new school
building is finished.
Miss Janice Skaif entertained the
young girls sewing club at her home
Wednesday.
Mrs. Will Howdle and son Charles
visited in Montfort few days but are
again with relatives in Livingston.
They came for the Rundell and Bid
dick picnic.
Guy Livingston visited at the home
of Miss Lura King at Berlin last week.
Miss Irene Livingston has accepted
the position of bookkeeping for Will
Alton.
! Miss Name Britton of Platteville
has been visiting with relatives in
Livingston.
Miss Nellie Drinl- water and Mrs.
Will Andrew are being entertained at
the James Drinkwater home.
Special moving pictures OF the War
of the World were given Thursday
evening.
Joe Nicholson arrived home from
/ Lancaster Thursday where he has
+ been doctoring for his eye which was
| injured sometime ago.,
Miss Grace Spang spent the week
visiting in Mineral Point
Viola Williams, Grace Livingston,
Vida Brodt, and Janice Skate were
visitors in Rewey Thursday.
Miss Maud Livingston has been vi
sitting at the Birkett home in Cobb.
Grandma Jacobs arrived home
Thursday after an extended visit in
! GAINESVILLE.
Miss Gayle Dexter is again at her
post of duty at the Herbert Griswold
home after spending week at her
home in Montfort
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Rundell are visit
ing their sons Homer and Dale Run
dell this week.
Mr.. Goodall of Beloit brought little
Paulin Andrew home Thursday. Paul
inc has been staying at the Goodall
home while her mother Mrs. Lee An
drew was a patient at the Cunning
ham hospital, in Platteville.
Guendolyn Jacobs is visiting rel
atives in Livingston.
Raymond Killy is a visitor at the
Bransby Skate home.
Mr.. S. S. Wilson of Hazel Green
was business caller in Livingston
Saturday.
John Anderson is home after taking
treatment for rheumatism in Mt.
Clemens, Michigan.
Livingston Chautauqua dances will
be held in Aliens Hall Friday, July Is,
and Tuesday, July 20 Come and
have a good time.
Mrs. Hoffman, and son of Clinton,
Iowa, are visiting at the Won Valid
home.
Mrs. John Alcot has been entertain
ing her brother B. c. Durley of Lead
vile, Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Scheils of St.
Paul were guests at the home of Mrs.
E. Weber.
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Bishop, and Mrs.
A. B. Friedrich of Platteville were
guests of Mrs. Harry Allen.
Robert Andrew was a visitor in
Madison for a few days.
Frank Blanchard of Black Earth
has been visiting at the home of his
uncle f. w. Blanchard.
Charlie Walter, wife and two chill
dren, Dean and Ethel, were Sunday
visitors at the o. S. Laughton home.
Chautauqua booster trip was on Fri
day July 9th. The places visited were
Arthur, Rewey, Mifflin, Linden, Ed
mund, Cobb, Montfort, Preston, Fen
nimore, Sitter, and Anaton. The
Livingston band and the foreign or
chestra accompanied the boosters, and
Claude Watson was speaker of the
day. Twelve cars went on the trip
and pVprUhOdn took bic own, I,,yoIoo