Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-03-24
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LIVINGSTON.

Clifford Reed of Hazel Green was
here Saturday and sold his residence
here to A. r. Biddick for $4,000. The
Clayton futile family who have been
living in it will move into the Will
Richter house now owned by Knut
Knutson A. r. Biddick also purchas-
ed two lots adjoining the Reed house
from Fred Biddick for 81 900 and ex-
poets to erect a modern home.
About sixty guests were entertained
at the John Graham home on Satur-
day afternoon as a surprise on Mrs.
Geo. Livingston, it being her birth
day. Aunt Lizzie, as she is known,
was doubly surprised to see her son
and daughter, Arthur Livingston and
Mrs Geo. Jacobs of GAINESVILLE, who
were present for the event. A pot
luck supper was served. A large and
beautiful birthday cake contained II
candles A pleasant time was spent
by all and the guests departed wish
ing her many more happy returns of
the day.
The third number Of the lecture
course was held Friday evening. j.
Smith DamrOn presented an educa-
tional demonstration and art lecture,
"The Potter and the Clay" to a large
audience.
Roscoe, Ralph and illald Biddick
and Alvin Livingston came home from
Madison Friday having finished the
agricultural short course term. Roscoe
Biddick finished the course.
DR.. Carl Andrew of Platteville was
called here to see his mother who has
been quite sick.
Bert Dieter and children have been
on the sick list the past week.
Henry Kramer is i'll with scarlet
fever and the home is quar&ntined
Mrs. Thomas Watson, Rhoda and
Wendell, Mrs La Court, Luther Run
dell and Roscoe Biddick went to
Platteville Saturday
Mrs. Tom Dolphin and son Lyle
were at Montfort Saturday to see her
son Roy who has been very i'll the
past week with pneumonia, but is i'm
proved at this writing.
Mr. Galagan of Cuba City was here
Thursday and Friday looking after
his farm.
Homer Rundell with Fred Granville
of Lancaster and Chas. Wilkins of
Platteville have been on a tour to Sc
sale to be held.at the pavilion in June
Prof and Mrs. Earl Sangster en-
tertained the graduates of the Sth
grade Friday eve.
Mrs. Tom Wilkinson was called to
Cobb to see her mother who is quite
sick
Stewart Watson was home from
Platteville normal for the weekend
Miss Viona Wilkins came home
f~om Lawrence college at Appleton
Saturday, for two weeks spring va
cation
The Rehokahs gave a st. Patr'cks
marty on Tuesday evening in the |. O..
o. f. hall.
Curtis Fisher left Wednesday for a
few days stay in Milwaukee.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Thomas and
son Lincoln arrived home Thursday
from Florida where they spent sew
eral months this winter.
Royal Eugene Crapp, infant son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Crapp of Cox
erville, was born April 49, 1919 and
died March IA, 1920. after a brief ILL
ness at the age of 10 months and 20
days.
-uIS. DTldu INuuu6ll dTIlNGu A6ISs Oll
Sunday last from Hammond, Wis. We
welcome this couple to Livingston.
futile Bros have received fancy
high priced White Wyandotte rooster
from Canada They have fine flock
of Wyandottes.
Allie Andrews lost the valuable SOW
he purchased at the Rundell & Girls
void Poland China sale held here on
Feb. IA He paid 1885 for the animal
which was formerly owned by Girls
void Bros.
Arch Rundell, Joe Biddick and JAS.
Fields were at Lancaster to see about
the new road work.
The W. G. T. U. met at the M. E..
church at $50 on Thursday evening
and served supper. 81 was received.
Members of the high school board
and their wives, also the teachers
we're entertained at 6 O'Clock dinner
at the high school Thursday evening
Curtis Fisher expects to travel for
blacksmith supplies in northern Him
ois. He will be greatly missed at the
blacksmith shop.
The Misses Bonnie and Media An
derson returned to their duties at
Madison after weeks visit with