Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-12-03
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LIVINGSTON.

Robert Campbell, Steve Urtal and
Wesley Holmes arrived home Mon
day morning from Taylor county
where they each secured deer.
The w. c. T. U. meets with Mrs.
Kate Hillary Thursday, Dec. A.
Miss Mile Rundell and her Sun
day school class of girls, the Willing
Workers, have sent a box of little
garments made by the class to the
Deaconess Baby Fold at Normal, ILL.,,
for a Thanksgiving gift.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Skate and Mrs.
Richard Livingston were callers in
Cobb Monday.
Mrs. Chas. Huston and Miss Fran
ces .Edgington of Montfort visited at
the John Wilkins home.
Miss Lottie Johnston of Dodge
vile visited her sister, Mrs. Elgar
Watson.
Ed. Davis purchased the DR.. Treg
Town barn and on Thursday Mr..
White of Mifflin moved the building
to the Hugh Livingston place which
Mr.. Davis recently bought
Wilbur Rundell who has been a pa
tient at the Cunningham hospital re-
turned home Wednesday,
Mrs. Arch Rundell returned home
Saturday from a visit with. her daugh-
ter, Mrs Ed Wishoff at Madison
Mr.. and Mrs V. NJ Hannah and Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Blanchard motored
to Cobb last Monday night to see "The
objectionable Sim"
Mrs. Geo. Livingston went to James
vile tC see her daughter, Mrs. Geo.
Jacobs, who has been ill.,
Misses Ada cambridge, Mile AL
len. Messrs. Martin Allen, Clayton
cambridge, Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Bid
dick and Miss Clara Nehls went to
Dubuque Monday
Undertaken " M. Hannah took his
auto hearse and assisted with a flu
neral at Fennimore Wednesday.
The Glen Davis family are moving
into the Alton house which was re-
Gently vacated by the Will Lee family
JOS. Nicholson of Edmund was here
for visit with relatives over Sunday
DR.. L. H. Treglown and Roscoe
Gundlach are enjoying a deer hunt in
the northern woods.
The Geo. Johns farm owned by Joe
Livingston was sold to Matthew Bros.
for 1927 an acre.
I Those home for Thanksgiving were
Anna Livingston, Jay Marshall, Mar
tina frankie, Robt wilkins, Claude
Watson from Platteville Normal;
Elsie Nicholson and Nellie Biddick
from Viroqua; Gail Skife from Keno
sha; Mildred Laughton from Brillon;
Frank Watson from Algoma; Bessie
Allen from Mt Horeb, and Roxy Allen
fran Waukegan, ILL.,, all teachers, and
Florence Fisher from Lancaster;
Clara Laughton and Velma wilkins
from Benton; Gussie Livingston, Ma
bel Mueller, Florence Watson, Chas.
Skate and Kenneth Livingston, stu
dents at Madison
Miss Lenys Laughton who has been
attending a commercial school at
Bowling Green, Ky, arrived home on
Friday called here by the illness of
her mother, Mrs 0. S. Laughton.
The I O. O. F. will hold their an
nual home coming meeting on Thurs
day evening Dec. II, and would like
for each member to be present at this
meeting and those not able to be pres
ent are requested to write a letter to
be read at the meeting
The Soldiers Quartet, second num-
Der Of lecture course at the M E.
church Dec. IL.
Mrs. A. R. Bidick passed away at
her home 2 miles north of Livingston
on Sunday, Nov. 30th. Funeral servic-
es were held Tuesday at IL O'Clock at
the home. Interment at Rock ceme-
terry.
Livingston charge M. E. church SER
vices for the week: Livingston, Sun
day, Dec. Sunday school 10; morn
ing worship11 Epworth League $50:
evening service 7:30. Every Wednes-
day evening probationers' class 4:15:
Epworth League Bible study class at
$50; prayer meeting and Sunday
school board meeting 73O. Rock
church Sunday school 100; preach
ing 2:15. Everybody welcome.