Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-11-19
LIVINGSTON.
Mrs. Dale RnndelI.

Mildred Lewis was born July 18th,
1890 at Patch Grove. Wis. Here she
spent her happy, care-free days of
/ girlhood building a foundation for the
later days of fullness and content
~ mt that radiated happiness to the
favored many who have called her
friend She graduated from the
/ Platteyille normal in 1908 and rem
! dered valuable service in the public
schools of Wisconsin as a teacher
/ September H. 1912 she was united in
marriage with Dale Evans Rlindell at
the family home in Presho. S. d. The
young people engaged in farming on
the A. E. Rundell farm in Clifton and
later purchased the Ore Hill farm
where they have made their home.
Two daughters were born to them,
i Jane Ellen, and Madge, who after one
and half years was. in working out
the infinite plan, taken from this
world OF imperfection Mrs Rundell
was especially endowed with the
/ qualities that are necessary to the
fulflment of the high calling of wife
and mother. She was unusually cap
able in things domestic and in her
! home her friends were received with
a heartiness of greeting and a well
J d
/ tie more binding the ties of friend
ship. Her unselfishness was ex-
pressed in her ability to share with
her friends all of her gladness and
! all of her Joys and if shadows crept
! in upon her sky line they were lost
/ in her cheerful acceptance and in the
sunshine of her smile Her outlook
on life was broad, her opinions char
table and her love of the companion
/ ship and her interest in her fellow
men was all embracing. True happi-
ness, for which SO many seek in vain, 4
! was gift laid at her feet This gift
she used so we'll that she has left it,
as a priceless remembrance, among
those she loved. AS ever swift in
the wake of joy and always near
walks her sad sister, Sorrow" and
on the evening of Nov. IS, 1919 this
strong young spirit slipped away be-
yond the reach of helpless human
hands which would have held her. In
| addition to her husband and daugh-
ter she is survived by her mother and
father, Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Lewis, liv-
ing at PreshO, S. D., two sisters, Mrs
e. e. Eastman of Evanston, ILL.,. and
Mrs. Wallace Ionic of Rushville, Neb..
two brothers, Don of HighmOre and
Lawrence Of Presho, S. D. A host of
relatives and friends are sorrowing
with the hereft and while conscious
of the deep loss, love ever refuses to
lose it's own, and with hearts that
are sorely tried, know that Some
where Gods hand reaches down to
ours giving us what is best" Funer-
al services were held at the M. E. |
church Sunday p. M, Rev. H. G. Good |
sell of Madison, Rev Davies of Rev.
ey and Rev. Pierstorff officiating In
terment was made at Rock cemetery. !
J. G. Anderson arrived home last
week from Darlington where he ha7
been selling nursery goods He re-
ports a good trade
Rev. G. W. Pierstorff attended the
Platteville district ministerial asso-
citation meeting at Fennimore Thurs
day and Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P Rundell of
Platteville visited at the Arch Run
dell home Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. John r. Biddick have
moved from the David farm to the
Hartsook farm which they purchased!
Alden Biddick won first prize, $50,
in the Junior Yearling Baby Beef
class at the Junior exposition at Mad
ison with his pure bred Shirthorn
steer, Village Sultan" He was re
serve senior champion also. The
steer sold at auction to Swift & Co.
for CSC per h., bringing $500.
County Supt E. J. Young and NJ
T. Anderson, state inspector of
schools, visited the schools in this vi
cinity Tuesday
Work in the initiatory degree was
given on Thursday evening by the |.
@. o. f.
The members of the animal hus-
bandry class of the Platteyille nor
nal made trip here Thursday and
visited two farms. The first was the
Griswold farm which specializes in
Shorthorn cattle. After an inspection
they judged four heifer calves. From
there they went to the Chamley farm
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Beetham, Helen
and Wendell, Mr. and Mrs Fred Yes
perman and son Keith and Mrs. M.
Simpson all of Lancaster, Mr. and
Mrs. Merle Nicholson and children,
Mrs. Jennie Heller of Highland were
Sunday visitors at the home of Mr..
and Mrs Roy Simpson
The w. G. T. U. met at the home of
Mrs. Fred Biddick Thursday even
ing. A mothers meeting program was
given. Mrs. Jane Alton had charge.
On Thursday eve, Nov. 20 the w. G.
T. U. will meet with Mrs. Isaac Ole
son. A Thanksgiving offering will be
taken and a program given.
Mrs Chas. Fest went to Platteville
Thursday where she underwent an OPP
GRAFTON at Cunningham hospital
Mrs Carl Alt of Lancaster visited
here parents here.
Frank Meyer of Lancaster was here
Sunday to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Dale Rundell.