Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-05-21
AROUND THE COUNTY.
LIVINGSTON.

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Mothers Day was appropriately OBJ
served in both of our churches Sun
day, May 10. The Epworth League had
charge of the NJ E. program which.
was held at the usual hour for church.
Mrs. Ray Watson gave reading.
Special singing by DR.. Franklin Run
dell and Guy Livingston and fine
program given by the children. The
Boy Scouts and their scout master,
Sam Livingston, attended in body.
A number Of little girls passed bou-
quets of beautiful wild flowers to the
mothers.
Miss Dorothea Baumgartner Of Fen
nimore and Otto Warne of this place,
were married at Galena on Saturday,
May 10, by the Rev. VIM. ListOn of
the Nj. e. church. Congratulations
Mrs. Lee Eastman of Lancaster,
spent several days with her mother,
Mrs. John Hunter, and other relatives
here. Her daughters Mrs. Walter
Cartwright and Miss Janice autoed
here Saturday for her
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Sanborn of
Bemidji, Mimi, trrived here with their
household goods and have moved in
the house owned by Mr.. Sanborn.
They made the 900 mile trip by auto
Mr.. Sanborn was our former butter
maker.
Miss Julia Sweeney returned to Lam
caster, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Hill of Clear
Lake, Ia, came Friday to attend the
funeral of Jacob Gundlach.
Mrs. Tom Watson and Mrs. Ada
Livingston returned home Friday from
visit with their sister. Mrs. John
Hughes. and family at Duyman. Okla.
They stopped off at Madison to see
Miss Florence Watson, a student at
the 4C business college.
1t was merry troop Of Bow scouts
that started on the overnight hike of
Troop /, Boy Scouts of Livingston on
Saturday to Almon VERSIONS grove
west of Martinville. They were accom-
panied by Scout Master S. F.. Livings-
ton and assistant. fl. A. Thomson
they left at $50 and stopped at Os-
car Gundlach's for a cool refreshing
drink OF water. Thence to the grove
where they set uD pup tents and got
SupDerr instructions were then Civ
en- Tor camp duty; drawing done for
camp guards, two guards being on
duty each two hours throughout the
night. Taps were sounded at $50 hut
the power of youth could not overpow
er the love for noise and all thru the
night noise was heard from various
corners of camp mingled with the call
OF the hoOt OWL In the morning the
camp was called together to take
their scout oath and to pledge allegi-
ance to the American flag. Eating
seemed to be in order anv time. Mr.
iVerson very kindly gave the boys
Two gallons of milk. At 10 O'Clock Mr.
thompson began Sunday school as
sisted bv SUpt. G. A. Iverson. After
llght lunch the troop packed rolls
and started home marching into
town il good formation about Il
o'clock tired but happy.
Miss Theda Watchorn Of this place
and Alonzo Hahn of Fennimore. were
married at st. Narvs church. Platte
vile, Saturday, May II.
Mrs. Anna Billings who has been
at Madison. is visiting relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Livingston, Miss
Nelle and Loren 1utoed to Highland
Saturday to attend the funeral of Tom
Kennedy
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Kramer. Mr.. and
4AAAo. IN Ii M amer dIGHuGu the Iu-
neral Of relative at Belmont, Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Fisher, Miss Lois |
Goan, Miss Irene Pendleton and Geo.
Chamley were Sunday visitors at the
Carl Alt home at Lancaster.
Frank Yelinek and family attended
the funeral Of his sister, Mrs. Wen
eel Bollant Saturday
friends here received the sad mes !
saec of the death of Miss Francis
Kleiuhammer Of La Crosse.
Archie Dietzman was in Platteville
Wednesday to have his arm dressed |
Another shot had worked out and
started to run.
Jake Cundlach died Wednesday.
May IA, at the age of II years. mo.
and 2S days. He had been in .,oor
health for some time When youth
he enlisted in Co |, 10Th Wis. Reg.
He leaves a wife, eight daughters and i
one son. The Platteville G.. A. r. of |
which he was a member for a num-
her Of years, attended the funeral in
a body. The funeral was held Sat
urday, interment at Rock cemetery